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S0TINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
ffn)NT51l. SEI"B. 16. 1831.
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RCrl "I I: STATE TICK,
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jjAViD s.M. GltiXiG, of Berks County.
STTF. TRKASIRER.
jOflN" MDKUISOX, of Allegheny Co.
"Tjepublliau County Ticket.
IKKSIHENT JIDGE,
JCKKillAil LYONS, of Milllintown.
(Subi'-t0 decision of District Conference.
A"ilC'IATE JUDGES,
J05IAH L. KAKTON, or Spruce Hill,
j j. WlCKLKillAll, of Thotupsoutown
SJIKRIFF.
SAill 'EL LAPP, of Mifllintown.
Kr-is'rr.r., itF.cor.iF.it, kc,
SA-VL'iiL A. GKAHAM, of Spruce Hill.
JTT.Y COYiMISSIONT.R,
H. S. GKAYBILL, of Walker.
SHORT LOCALS.
CLi;ilrii in New Port aie afflicted
with dipihcria.
It a short covt that Lasted to
Thursday noon.
Sheriff NVulo li.3 boaght a steamer
to dill wet's with.
Tho bur- on the river bridge were
tightened lust- week.
Ciil r birreU sell for mor-3 ra n ey
than ci.hr t li'.l them.
Tt i ! " county 1ms only five veter
inary si'i ;.. i;s enrolled.
Otic:.- totiuo iu a corurauaitv
is til' yus. it is a rattier.
F. S :iator Stn'.ley af Tfloo infield
spent.' d.ty in bnvn last week.
E'l;.'ftr Kirk speut a day in Lewis
tov i: nm.-'ugs fi lends, recently.
So:: i-. I Stt-:y( r lias returned fivm
a t:,;p lii r..r.gu VVtslern (dates.
C"".i-t!"n O i l Fellows propose to
erei thirty ttrj story tumplc.
.;:. Win. A. Spousler yvus in
attendance upon ccuit hist week.
Mason Fruit Jars by the gross or
dozen tit Frauciscas Hdvr it Co.
L''k out for the jrand opening at
.lty-r's clothing store nest week.
Chicngo is to hare an Academy to
teach the process of btr niakirg.
Ja ucs J. iloMuliia of Waterford
wii in town on business on Friday.
A pmall irseet is destroying the
LuchwLent crop in certain part of
the country.
Mrs. Dill wifa of Joseph Dill died
at the home of her husband ia Mex.
if j lat Friday.
Charlie Woodin of Mifliin ceuuty
shot a white aquhrel while in the
woods hunting lust week.
It is no uncommon thing to hear
Democrats express rrfgret that Judge
Burnett was not re-nomiualed.
The Juniata County Veteran Asso
ciation will hold a reunion at Thomp
sontown on th 15th, of October.
Mr. amd Mrs. Gaorge Ileiubach,
of Lawistowu Junation visited in
this place on the 12tb and 13th ins'.
Tin Fruit CaiiR, Wax Strings, Can
Cement, Pure Gum Kings, Whole
sale Ai Ketail at Frauciscus Hdw &
Co.
Dininl Fannebaker say the East
era people in Colorado talk of their
old uoiiifB in Pennsylvania as Gad's
land.
Charles Pannabaker went to Coal
ort on Monday, to visit his brother
Cleyd, editor of the Standard of that
placy.
Frost was reported from several
points in the radoy ou tlao inornicgs
of tho 9th and 10th of preacnt
month.
Tainea Horning of Fattfrson (street
had his left fore-arm broken ou the
eTfnir.g of the 8th iuat , by a log
Loi.-uer.
Tbo Ilopubliean county committee
met on Hr.iird;iv and selected Win.
M. Aliison, a constitutional conven
tion delegate.
Dt-ar l read ia London is creating
discontent nn;ong thofse who have a
hr.r.l time of it in that grtat city to get
nongh to eat.
JoIib IT. T'oraeroy hns retired from
tl.tt firm of Foiueroj Bros., editors
and piulitLcra of the Chambern
burg llrpository.
A Chinaman in town on Saturday,
wa.s looked upon with inteaest by
ninny people who bad never seen an
iiibu'-.itnut from the "Coletial King
do:n."
Some boys in Diair county have
ie n cHiight (Irenstd .is woriiiu and
gmiij; about after niht fall, just for
what puri ok6 has not been made
known.
Mr. If arvey Wallace, of Jnniata
eoimty, brother in-law of Mrs. J. T.
Shnll, was in our midst lact week
trying to juircliase a farm. Bloom
Held Democrat.
An stUck of hernit started hic
oougkir.g on Cornelius Iiaegan of
Bethlf.hf.rn, Pa and aftei fhiccougli
ing sis weeks he died on the lOih,
day of September.
Colonel J. R. Rhodes of Iwis
town, who has been the efiicient
sccretery of the J. V. C. M. Associa
tion has resigned to take affect on
the first of November.
Miss Louie Jackman has become
a student at niueic in the Now Eng
land Conservatory of nmsic in Bos
ton. Her father, editor Jackman
accompanied her to Boston last
week.
Harry Patterson Las returned
from a v'uit to Sunbury, Sbamokin
and other coal region towns. He
will soon return to Philadelphia to
resume Iris studies as a veterinary
student.
Sheriff Noble ia sinking a six inch
wed with Jus Bteamer for Wagner &
RobUon at the south end of Third
street.
An eloquent exchange says: The
thorns in the grand agricultural fairs
soon to bloom in all their autumual
fragrance and beauty ia the horso
race tbo faker the gambler ant the
growler.
Itcli en human and horses and an
imals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co
Druggists, Mifllintown. Nov. 13
1890.-1 v.
J u Jga Junkin's presence In town
last week awakened the rumor that if
President judgeship shapes tip in
certa.n way ne will become a can
didate for the bench. Street talk is
mt ra iible.
The toleirraDh volea in town ln
been pointed and that is all the
town council are to receive for the
right of war from the Telef ranh
company. It is a good bargain for
the comnany.
Rufua C. Elder of Lewistown de
clined the judicial nomination be
caus?i of the condition of the party
in Mifflin county brought about
by factional quarrels and also by the
unfavorable outlook in Snyder coun
ty. A Miss Ramblwr of Newport took
poison on account of an unsatisfac
tory love affair when the poison be
gun to woik she lul nt want to die,
and after bnrd work on the part of
two or threo doctors her life was
saved.
.Vrs. Hamlin wife of William Ham
lin died at the home of her parents
Jlr. and Mrs. W. If. Kurtz, in
-1sxieo last Friday, September 11.
Interment in Vuion ctmetry near
this place oa .Vond-iy the 11th pres
ent month.
The New ton Hamilton Watceraan
came to hand last week enlarged and
ao greatly improved in appearance
that at first sight it was not known.
It is a valulilo papi.r and is appreciat
ed it. th community in which it is
published.
Mnrtirjfburg. Blair county, voted
on the Itli inht., to decide whether
the debt of the borough should be
increased $S000 for the pnrposn of
establishing water work:. There
wat fifteen majority auinst thu in
crease of dubt.
Unfits C Elder of Lewistown aftor
Laving been nominated by the Re
publican party of Snyder and Union
counties for tiie ofiiee of President
J'.idjje, refused to be nominated in
Mifliin oounty and declined to be
come a candidate.
Huntingdon Globe: A. L. Ste
vens, of Wai riorsfuark has placed
near his steam eider press a machine
for boiling apple butter. It is a
copper worm and boils the buttt-r by
steam. Every 2 hours boils one
barrel of ciib-r into butter.
Liverpool Sun: George, Bncher,
near Doncally's Mills, has two rattle
snakes that he captured ou the
mountain latt upriug, and has kept
them all summer in a box. The rep
tiles have not been known to eat
anything during their captivity.
People used to believe th'it heavy
apple crops came in the even num
beroJ years, bat 180i is au odd num
bered year, and who remembers an
apple crop like this odd numbered
year of lS'.ll. Make cider for vinegar
it will brin you money next year.
Mrs. Hannah E. R "bison of Tnr
bett township, raised a crop of Po
tentate potatoes that proved to lie
very fine in quality and potatoes if
unusual size. She found one that
weighed three pounds. Others
weighed two pounds and the larger
portion weighing over one pound.
Hive you tried South American
Nervine the gem of tho century ?
The great euro for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. A arrant.
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Ntrve Cure ever known, Trial l ot
tle-i ir cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., DruggistH, Mitllintowr, Fa.
Nov. 14, ly.
A tired stser laid doirn at .Vitllia
town side of the rivor bridge last
Friday evening and all that his dr'vr
could do he wonld not move. As a
last re-.ort a small lire waa kindled
at the ride of his rumr, end that bad
desirrd effect, the tlame had scareoly
started till the arduvd sprang to its
feet and started off at a brisk pace.
English Spavin Liniment removes
nil Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from lioracp, Blood
Spavin. Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Sluics, Sprain. and Swollen
Tliroals, Coughs, ie. Save $o0 by
u;eofotio bottle. Warranteu
the
fiost wonderful Blemish Cure
ever
known. Sold bv L. Banks
&
Co
Drngists,
Mitilintown. Nov.
13,
1590-ly.
List of letters uncalled for remain,
ing in tbe Poet ofiiee at .Vifflintown
Ph., for tba week ending Sapt 12th,
1891. Fersons calling for mail in
ihis list will please say they are ad
vertised. One cent v.itl be charged
for each letter advertised. Letters:
Mi br Cora Gilliford, H. V. Hover M.
D., Jm. W. S. Mann, .Mrs. W. D.
Davies Curlain Bradford: Cards, S.
It. .Miller.
James .MoCauley, P. M-
A family of five Lewiatown people,
who were legallj- declared a nui
sance by Court, were ordered to
leave Lewistown within 24 hours.
The head of the family pled poverty.
Said he Lad not money to leave the
place. Certain parties bought tick
ets for the who's fsniily to MifHin
and they landed in Juniata county
lust Friday. Tho proper authority
should look this case up, and see f o
it that they are not quartered where
they do not belong.
Harriet E. Hall of Waj-netown,
Ind., tuays: "I owe my life to the
great South American Nervine. I
had been in bed for live months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition of my
wholo sA'sltm. Had given up ad
hopes of getting veil. Had tried
three doctors with r.o relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much that I was able
to walk about and a few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it ia the
best medicine in the world. I can
not recommend it to highly." Trial
bottles, 154. Sold ! T. t?.i. t.
Co,
J AiALA.O IX.
May 14-ly.
Tilhe M. Loudon will return from
Philadelphia. Ttsarjdar, with an as
sortment of Fall .WJjiasrv of the
latest styles. Call and ' eximine
5V a" ie Buop on bridge streef.
.Tl,.,i .'t :.. . ...
j.iit ii i umawiui lor a person
to open his wife's t-t
the postal law Judge Shiras, of the
L nited States Court, in session at
Des Moines, last week, fined a man
925 and costs for opening a letter
addressed to his wife."
The leader of the Democracy Lave
baen telling it so often that Judge
J unkin is about to run as au I'lis.
pendent Republican candidate that
they are lit, the fellow that told the
ghot story tale fo often that he bo-
1 eved it. The Democracy Lava al
most come to believe their own story.
The Republican Judicial Confer
ence met at Newport u .Monday.
The Perry County Conferees were
Jamej W. Shull, Thomas JUilliken,
Vither JWather. The Juniata con
ferees were L.E. Atkinson, J.B. Wil
son, W. N. Sterrett. The balloting
stood three for Spotaler, three for
Lyons, and as wo go to press the
balloting continue that way.
This is Fair week at Newport,
Perry county. We aro pleaded to
acknowledge courtesies extended to
us in the management of the society.
! Our neighbors always get up as good
a fair as can be gottou up jn central
Pennsylvania: and Newport is a place
where many Juniata people love to
spend a day in Autumn exchanging
social courtesies and comparing agri
cultural note.
On last Saturday afternoon a
game of ball was played on the
grounds east of town between the
Miflliu and an Altoona nine. Tho
victory was won by the former.
Tho ardor of the play was
somewhat dampened for the Mifthn's
by the catclier W. H. Kauff
man of Hanisiburg being crip
ple 1 for catching by a ball that I
struck him ou a tinker of the left
j hand; and by Dr. Dowd Crawford of
I this place, the umpire being struck
; on tbe chin by a foul ball that cut
i his lower lip. Andrew Bunks aiso
j was unfortunate in receiving a black
i eve from a bat. ed b ill. Scoie, Mif-
llin 'JO; Aloona 11.
Bloomtield Advocate: Monday
night of the present week Daniel
Rtce. of Little Germany, captured
- -i
1. 1.11. i 1 goons ier nor customers. xy tue
ifourcoons. One night last week ho:?.. , , ., , , ..- ,l
bagged 5. His total catch this '"' Ti 1 -t. . n . T
t..n thus far Las been 16. - j "rived home with a full a.aor ment
t - 1 -v 1 r-v . 1 of goods to auit the taste f all and
David Osborne, of Duncannon, aged fc T. , , , ,,
i n 1 i, ! every uns. Don t fail to call,
about 67 years, was killed at the i - m
short curve, below Duucannon, last J Half Rates tn Scraitt.su i-la
Wednesdaj' morning by M.:tllin Ac reoDSjliaala Itailread.
comodiition. Ho had gone down the
road to fish at Cove Forge and iu TLe Fetcsylvania Ruihoad Coin
cro!siug tho railroad track, being I par.y announces that on the occasion
deaf, failed to Lear the approaching
train and was struck. One log was
cut off. the other crushed and tho
back part of his heal crushed in
The deceased was a member of Co.
15.. 184i.li Keg., P. V. Last
Saturday night, about 8:30 o'clock,
as John T. Mnsser, ef 1'iddletown,
Dauphin county, was driving to
Newport from the residence of his
mothfcr-in law, Mrs. Thos. McCoy, at
Roaebnrg, this county, he met with
serious accident which might have
resulted fatally. Near the residence
of Mr. Toomey, in Juniata township,
the horse, buggy and man all went
down a steep embankment abjut
twenty five feet and there lodged
against a tree in the deep darknoss.
Mr. Muster managed to creep up t
the road and call for help. Messrs.
Toniney anil Trawler came to the
rrscne arul thy got the horse out of
his perilous position, but the bu-gy
was left until Sund.iv luoroinar. Mr.
HuKser remainsd at the residence of
Mr. Tooiucy until Sunday morning,
whi u he again started for Newport.
He escaped with several bruises on
his arm and shoulder. Tho buggy
was badly broken, but the horse s-
capeu witu s igiit onuses.
From thn I)ltimore AmiTicjn.
A wntumn came altar
Th very Si at man;
Ani that is liow
The trouliie begin.
1'ort Itoynl Fair.
TLe Port, Royal Fair will bo held
next week, Tuasdav, Sepfenibf-r 22,
Wednesday 23, Thursday 24, Fri
day 25. Thre thousand dollars in
premium areoffured. Grand balloon
ascensions and parachute la-ips on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
by I. I. Frisbie. Send to Secretary
for premium list. Races on Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday. The
management promise a good fair.
The river fording will be well mark
ed for the time of the fair.
4 Judge or Election Arrested
John H. Morrison was judge of
election in the South ard on last
S-.turday fifternoon, because l.e
refused to take the ballot of James
Wondrow, who was vti'ling to swear
that he would vote tho republican
ticket at the coming fall election,
has been placed under arrest, the
information having been made before
Juitice Pierce. A hearing was to
take place j-esirrday afLeruoon, but
Mr. Morrison waived the same and
entered bad for court. Lewistown
Frse Press.
The Perry County Fair.
Tho preliminary arrangements for
the sixth annual exhibition of the
Perry County Agricultural Society,
to be held at Newport this week,
beginning ou Tuesday, have all been
made and everything is in good
shape. The buildings and grounds
Lave been put in first class condition.
The race track was nnvr better.
Tbe races promise to bo unsually
spirited and exhibits largo in all
departments. There will be a bal
oon ascension and parachute descent
each dav, after Tuesday, between the
hours of 2 atd 4 p. m.
Ueglsttered Voters In Juniata.
Following is tho number of voters
in tiie teveral districts of J uniata
ceuntv under the new registration
and the registration of last Spriu
Miffllntowa 2CS
SI7
vrn- n.. .
OLD E8.
241
Beat
410
m
199
134
9S
81
147
III
157
247
836
245
273
48
"5
1S4
28t
8rmee mil
Purt-Boyel
Tbomjiientoira. .."J,"."
Walker
StMBqaab.au aa J
Oreenwwod
207
J07
137
90
470
149
1J9
188
U49
2l!5
J-lJirbtt
ili?'0.
Tuacarora . ,..
Fermanagh......
Lack..!
247
Black Log 48
Miiiera jj,;
Patterson ; 200
Delaware oyj
Total..
4052
t9C3
I'abllc Sale.
Lewis Degen Administrator of
Eli Weidram deceased late of Fayette
township will sell at public safe at
the homo of said decedent in Fay
ette townsnip one mile northwest of
McAlisterville on Saturday, Septem
ber 19, 1S91. Horse, cow, hog, wag
on, farming implements, Lay, lumber
and soforth, and household f urniture,
and at the same time the heirs of
said decedent will offer real estate at
public eale. A farm of 8 acres hav
ing thereon erected a house and
barn l.og pen, corn crib. Terms
made known on day of sale.
Tbe C'emler Fair at lireok
l'ark, LeUbur(.
The Fuion County Agricultural
Society is one of the oldest organiza
tions of the kind within the confines
of the State. Tho experience it has
Lad; therefore, ia of considerable
moment, and fully justifies tho ofli
11 . . ., ...
cers tuereoi m saving ttiat tLeir ex
hibition this year the thirty-eighth
promises to eclipsa auytLiug of
tho kind heretofore held. It will
take place at Brook Park, Lewis-
burg, Fa., Oct. 7, 8 and 9, 1S91.
The premiums offered rre very liber
al, covering all industries th farm,
the workshop, the fireside, and the
n-et looted roadster. 1 Uo race
coure or traek is ia first class condi
tion, while the trials of speed protn
iso 2 to be most exciting. Their
spacious grounds nd buildings are
aiso in excellent order. The people
of beautiful Buffalo Valley extend
hearty greeting to all visitors nt
their coming Fair. Make note of
tho dato Oct.
7. S and 9, 1891.
Fall .llillluery.
... T,. T T
L.1.1 ?- in
I buyiar W1 "lIiine.r-T
1 of the meeting of the Pounsyivania
State League of Republican Clubs
at Scrauton. September J3.1 to J5th.
excursions tiwk.ts will bo sold from
all station on its system to Scranton
at a smqle fare for tho round trip
The tickets will bo Sold September
21s(, 'I'l J, and jrid, valid for going
trip ou any of those d-iy aud tj ro
uutii September '28th inclusive.
The Iierks County Fair.
Among the most successful fairs
in Pennsylvania are thoso hold at
Reading by the Berks County Agri
cu'.tural Society. Every mar, wo
man and child in tho county, takes
an interest in the fair, which is made
the great holiday occasion of the
year, and there is unusually a fine
display in every department. Visi
tors are promised a grnd entertain
ment this year. Tho immense fruit
crop in the county will bring out the
choicest product of the orchard and
garden. .Many new attractions have
been provided for iur lu-ling, Roman
tl.it and Lurdie race and a regular
circus Prfor.'nnnco d.uly ou the
track. Balloon ascensions hud para
chute leaps by a gentleman and lady
will tako pi tee every afternoon. The
grounds ire splendidly equipptet
with buildingn, race course grand
stand and ail necessary adjuncts, in
cluding a largo and well-comlucted
hotel. PuBsenger trains arrive at the
main entrance every few minutes.
Tho datss aro September 15, 1G, 17
and 13.
Hold It to tbe I.lslit.
The man who tells you confiden
tially just what w ill cure your cold
is prescribing Kemp's Balsam this
year. In the prcporatic of this re
markable medicine for coughs aud
colds no expense is spared to C3;n-
biue only the be st and purest ingred
ients. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look throsga it,
notice the bright, clear look ; then
compare with other remedies. Price
50c and $1. tf.
A rwvoralile fcrdlct alter
Twenty Years Trial.
The orieinal and only pennine Compound
Oxypen Tr'itmi'nt that of IJri. Starkey it
i'hali-n, is a scientific adjustment of the elr.
mcnts of Oxygen and Siitrogun magnetized;
and tho eonipomul in so condensed and
nude portable that it ia sent to all the world
It has been in use for more than twenty
vearft; thousands of patinnts have . been
treated, and rccommeLil it. a v?ry signifi
cant fact.
It dooi not act as most druirs do by creat
ing another ailment, often rentiirine a sec
ond course to eradicate tho evil affects ol
the first, but Compound Oxvgen ia a revit-
alizer, renewing, Mrongthcning, ioTigorat-
M the whole body.
These atateraf-nts are confirmed Ly turn
erona testimonials, published in our book
ot 200 pages, only witn the express perniis
aiun of the piticnts, their names and ad
dresaea are piven and yon can re!'v.-r to them
for furttier inlormation.
The preat aucrceas of onr treatment has
piven rise to a hest of miuutfTS, unscrupu
lous persons; some calling their preparation
Compound Oxvpen, of.eu upprupriatiup our
testimonials and the names of our pitiente
to reccommend wjrtblese conaoctions.
But any uhsta:iro mtde el.e here or bv
others, and called Compound Oxygeu s
Injurious.
't'oniuiind Ox? e-n Its Mode o Action
and Kesu.ts," is the title of a new book ol
2i0 pages, published by Dra. Starkey & Pa
li' n, which eives to all iuquirera t ull iuforiu-
ati"n as to Ihis remaikablu 'curative agent,
and a record of surprising cure in a wide
nnge ol chronic cases many of '.hem after
l.i'iiil' abmainned todio by other phsicnn3
Will he mailed free to any address on ap
plication
Dra. Starkey & Phalen, 1529 Arch St.,
Pbiladelpnia, l'a., 120 Sutter St., ban Fran
cisco, Cl.
llAlililED :
Rask Weight. On the 2nd day
of beptember, 1891, in Camden N.
Joseph G. Rank and Miss Jennie
S. Wriht formerly of McVertown.
DIED:
Paxjtesaseh On the 8th inst.,
near Reeds Gup, Emanuel A. Panae
baker, aged 52 years 8 months and
C davs.
MIFr-LINTOWN MARKETS.
JtifWaTOiri, Sep. 1C, 1891.
Putter ifi
FRgs 18
Ilam ..lti
Shoulder, ................... .... 10
Sides j(j
k"' 8
UIFrLIJi TOWN" GRAIN MARKET
TVbMf, So to 95
forn in ear 65
Oats, go
Kye 76
ClovernueJ $1.00
Timothy aood $1.00
Flax sued 1 60
Bran $1.25 a hundred
Chop $1.50 a hundred
Shor.8 1.40 a hundred.
Ground Alara Salt 1 20
Americ&n Suit 80
Philvdflphia jTabkets, Sept. 12th,
1891. heat $1 to $1.03; Corn 72
to 73c; Oats 34 to 40c; chickens 7 to
14c; Ducks 9 to 11c; Butter 14 to 25;
Egis 20 to 21c; Peaches 30 to 80c a
basket; Plums 20 to 25c for 10 lb.
basket; Grapes 2 to 5c a lb; Potatoes
25 to 35c a basket; Onions $175 to $2
a barrel; Timothy seeel $1 45 to $1.55
a bushel: Loose straw 75c to $1 a
hundred pounds.
Chicago, Sept. 11. Cattle Re
emits, 10,000 head; natives $G.10a
G 30; others $3.50a5..'!0: Toxans $2
50a3.10; rangers $1.75a5; cows aud
heifers $2.253 90 Hogs Receipts
15,000 head; rough and common,
$4.fi04.S0: packers, and mixed $4.
5(aG 25; prime heavy and butchers
weights $5.r0a5.50;"light, $4,25a5.
25; graspers, $4.25i475. Sheep
Receipts 7000 Lead; native, $3.50a
4.80; westerns, $9.75i4 35; lambs,
3.50a5.40.
WoIffsACM Blacking
IS Wteioof.
A HANDSOME POLISH.
A LEATHER PRESERVES!,
NO BRUSHINC REOUIREO
RhoM oaa
UmmI ly nwa. wmniM sad hiidm.
Look t tcy oM chip bMk ifnt it a biuVj!
A u iu nuisuea pjntitr is wiin
A 10c.
m 7ss
BOTTLE
will da bUf ft doMa baakutl.
WOUF RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
PI K -KON beaitiflM othtw .hinff htwidaa bskt,
It tnskn a wLul kIm anj cior j.u ile-
rare t match. V chanc a pin tLlo Ut
waUnot, a caatt rocker iu mahocanjr.
It main poiatau lacquer J&pkjm.
Notliin? On Earth Will
LIKE
Slioridan-s Condition Ponder!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strong and Healthy ; Prevent all Disease.
Good for Jtfoultinff Hens.
Tt In ?rntnu-lr T"r- Hiirhly ronrtntratH. In ncam
titT jjui r-iiin tf a rent tUy. So .XiifTORt-ffurth m
$ m.-rv fix to (r-v.' it U'up." mf unr eu.torur.
IT fa rmn Kvt It ftntl to nn.
We mall one i-mfX '- Klt 41 AIM ib ran yl A
cu.r., on. cipr w . luitrg Sat'tng Utwir. pnt
TS nf. fr with S,l.u.oniiT Jt niuiM. tuipl Copy
S. JitHNsUN CO , Custom lliuaot,( Boston. Uaaa.
Wastingtcn & Jefferson College,
yASHINGTON. JA
The SI st rear bepina Sept. 1G. Classical,
Latin Scientific courses ot study. Prepar
atory Dept. condncted bv the Collepe Faculty-
Expenses low. Morals ot the place
good. No saloons. For catalogue, aply
to Pkesidext MerraT.
qipua:3' court sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Hy virtue of an erdcr of the Orphans'
Court ol Juniata County, the undersigned
Adminiatratrix of the estate of .Virlia Hru
buker, late ef Fayette towusliip, Jnniata
County, deceased, will sail at public sale or
octcrj,on the premises, oa
Saturday. October 3, 1891,
at 1 e'elock, P. if., the following described
real estate, to wit:
A farm aid tr.ict of Lc.t situate la Fay.
ette township, Juninta Cousjtv, Pennsyla-
uia, bviiDtled ad described s follows: On
tbe norih by lands o'Sstancl EautTiuan; on
the east by lands of John W ertj on the
south hy lands ofjaenn bohrfll?r an Na.
thsn Van Horn and John (jiogrich, eon,
mining
KMIITT-IWO ACHES JkS SIXTY TW3 rCaCUCS
mere or less barir.j thureon erected a Good
TWO STOEY FE1SE HOl'SE.. GOOD CASK BARX,
and other outbuiidiugs.
The larrn baa on it a good apple orchard,
and other choice fruits and ia in a line atate
ef cultiT.iii in. Located netr ebnrcbes ana
schools, about one'ieile from the town of
fan Salem.
JERX6 OF SALE Ten p-ir cent, ol the
purchase money to be paid on day ef sale;
twenty per cent, en day of confirmation of
sale by the conrt; thirty-nre per cent, on
April 1st, IS'.) J. wh3 dacd will be deliver
ed and peisossien ivan, and the balauce
on September 1, 139'.-t, deferred payment to
be secured by judgtEonl oa the properly.
Attecdsice will bo civea on d.vy ef a!
by Habb 4&A MausaEKs,
-f'lmtnislralrix.
LEGAL.
DMIXISTHATOlt'3 NOTICE.
Ktlatt of ELI IVE1DM.1X, dtctatd.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Ad
ui ioint ration cn the estate of Eii Weidruan,
late oT Fayette township, Juaiata county,
Pa., deceased, have been granted to tba en
dersignrd. All persons indebted to said
estate will pleaae make immediate payment,
and all those having claims agaiut said
estate will present them preperty authenti
cated fur settlement.
LEWIS DEGEN,
Aug 20, 1891. Mminulrator.
J1&
PLUS
dafofcToiwcQ
MJ3H
f- y IJMI ,r "J it Jl-
i fit Tim
SUMMER GOODS.
I would inform the publio that I have
now in my new millinery store at my place
of residence oa Water street, HiQiintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a fall stock of Spring and S ummer millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles,
and having employed first class milliners
lam prepared to supply the public with
everything found in firstclasa milliner
store, como and examine my stock,
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DK1HL.
March 22-87,1-y.
Caution Sot Ice.
The undersigned ,citizensef Walker Twp.
Juniata county, fa , hereby cautioa all per
sons not to tresspass on tkuir lands fwr the
pnrixise nt hunting : John A. Gallagher,
Christ Musser, Calvin Magrnder, John F.
Bahr, Darid Diren, Samuel Auker, Cyrus
Steber. Seth trchaer, William Clock.
TTISII tO STATS
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I can stop toothache in less than
Sve minutes ; no pain, no extracting.
That I can extract teeth without pain,
hy the use ef a fluid applied to the teeth
and gnms ; no danger.
That Diseased .5, tnms(knewn
si Scurvy) treat
lT--
ed successfully
and a cure wax5 --yVTa-ranted in every
case.
Tcuth Fills and warranted for life.
Artificial Teoth repaired, exchanged or.
romoddied, Irom $'J.OO to til per set.
Beautiful Guns Luatneled leet inserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted te give perfect satis
faction. People who hAve artificial teeth
with which they caunet eat, are especially
invit :d to call.
Tsbhs Cash.
G. L. DERR,
Practical Dentist,
established is mrrLiHTSwii, Pa., u 1800.
ct. 1 1 85.
STEI'IIEXSO 5
H 17 SI. HESS COLLEGE
end
INSTITUTE CF SHORTHAND.
(Chartered Jnudcr lans of Pennsjlvsnia.)
AYILLIAMSrORT, FENNA.,
"Queen City of tho Susquehanna.'
A splendidly organized Institution.
A beautiful location. Delightful sur
roundings. Air puro. All the mod
ern improvements.
BOOK-KEEPING,
SHORTHAND,
BANKING,
TYPE-WRITING.
SPECULj1TTE.YT10., is given
to Business Arithmetic, Commercial
Law, Business Correspondence, Com
mercial Spelling, Rapid Calculation
Penmanship, Punctuation, Letter
Writing, Mimeographing, Manifold-
rig, Copying, &c.
The Principal of the Business De
partment is an experienced acconnt
ant in keeping books for firms, com
panies and corporations. The short
hand department is presided over by
one of tha most popular teachers in
the SUte.
A CeMPETEKT COBPS OF ASSISTANT IX
STRCCTOaS. POPULAR AT HOME.
More than one-half of all the stu
dents enrolled are from til a City of
Wiiliainsport.
Book - keeping and short - hand
taught at your home by a thorough
coarse of instruction bv rnaiL
Send for Circulars and Trial List by mail.
S. T. Stethejjson, Principal.
Vj9a
8kw
irjd will xoy tgxt Jjecyj
Clear ing Out Sale
:AT:
MEYERS'.
ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK
will be sold at a reduction of 25 per
cent, to make room for
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
JUNIATA TALLEY BANK,
OT .niFFl.I!lTOvT3l, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSEPH ROTEROCK. PrttiAtnt.
T. VAN IRWIN, Ca,h,er.
BIEICTSES.
Vf. C. Pemeroy,
Joseph Rothroek,
Philip M. Kepner,
Leais K. Atkinson,
John Hertiler,
Pobert E. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
STOCKHOLDERS :
Philip H. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rnthreck, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin,
Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompson. Jr
John Uertzlor, T, V. Irwin,
C'harlutte Snyder, Jesiah L. Barton,
John M. Blair, Robert H. Patterson,
F. SI. M. Pennell, Levi Light.
Samuels. Rethieclr, Wra. Swartz.
Three and Fonr per cent, ia teres t will be
paid on certificates of deposits.
Ijan 1S91 tl
1805, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation The Public
To attend the Attractive) Sal ef Clothing that gw oa dailj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to inveat to examine the Stock of Gooda for'
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail
t give him a call if in need of Clothing,
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLIjNTOWZST PA.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Tbhi Eonow: Please triform your rnnlii
that 1 hATe a po!Ta mmady tor the abore-named
iltna lij iu tlmaly naa thoasanda of hopcleaa
imts bea peraMnentiy anred. I abau ta tried
to sand two botUaa of mj ratnedy FlUuK toacy ol
ymur rnadars who bava conaumpUon tf they will
send m ttiair EUpiaM and V. O. siMiaas. Easpect
futly. K. A. &LOCTJM. AC. 0.. V5L Pearl Bt. V. 1.
Subscribe ter tbe StSTisrt asd FircBLi
cas, good papur.
HAVE IGU MONEY TO DEPOSIT?
ARE YOU ;A BORROWER I
CALL AT
THE FIRST
MIFFLIN'IOWN, rA.
FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES.
Money Loaned at Lowest Rates.
FarqaiapEejsicM Cora Plaster
t arraniM ih ftvt
Cora lrorpr and aarxt
fsrrct Forr-rfftl 'irti
IEtr DlatrlhatAr In tl.o.
.warld. Ik. im litftlflfu.
.A. B. FARQUHAR CO
t YORK. PA.
8JTNO FOR LARQB ILLUSTRATCO CATALOa3.
Enhrcribe for the Jnniata Seatinel and!
Republican.
S emiyTtaflla Afrrtofltuml Werb, Twit, P.
farqakar'a btaaSar4 ttaaiaes aad Saw stills.
h.1 Iur Uutlori. Pwi.u. ata.
bun. TfMM m4 a.tMi.n.
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