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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIJTLLNTOYVN.
WEDNESDAY, JfOV. 18.
1891.
B. F. SCHWEIER
J
BOITOB AMD FBOrBIBTOB.
Tub grip has again broken out in
New York oify.
"Thk telephone has boen known in
India for thousands of rears."
Nine American shins of w.ir -will
soon bo cruising off the coast olm kindness arui mercy than by teech
Chili.
A ire in IlanKow, China, destroy
cd 1300 houses, and made 13000 peo
pie homeless.
Tiir Stato Convention of the farm-
rs'nKiance nu-t in Harrisburg last
week and elected officers for the
coruirfg year.
Ths war cloud in Europe is ex
pected to burst between this end
spring- time with Germany and Rus
sia as the chief eombataata.
Tns Jacar Valley in Spain, a val
ley abont sixty miles longer thim the
Juni.if:t Valley in Pennsylvania, has
been visited by a greet flood that
washed away nearly all the buildings
and improvements alonj the river.
Tits extraordinary session of the
State Senate, that was convened by
Governor Pattison for tha political
purpose of making political capital
for tha campaign by charging dis
honest methods ngf'iost the State,
Treasurer and Auditor General, ad j
journed sine die on the afternoon of
tha 11 tu of November after a cost of ! paid the sod waa very good for rais
37."5 for ench Senator S-2-iO ! inrr Ibe vecretabi. In future she
for cieb employes. The Sen
ate considered the churge3 Jtliat tho
Governor presented, and afer due
deliberation df-termined that the
Senate had no rijht or jurisdiction
in the case,
Crime Will Oat.
v' barrf., November
11 On
the l.",th of October 1SS.3,
5 Wiiliain i
in
their ho:::o tit mi Jni;
fcuui of money, i-ll in
ht. and a large I
,r,,i 1 !
""
irom ui"!ii. I r.o crime
preat sensation ;mt dct'.-c lives
unable to locato the mur-.lerf-rs nut;
Sun h'y last, when daring a brawl
in Jisrej.utsble house at Hazieton
a well Lncwn woman of tho town ac
cused the men of being implicated in
the murder.
:der. This wna ov.rhpard bv
'. the gang who gave the story l
a coul bnd ir n ....H.-e. This ;
some of
away io
1
afternoon Heuiy lia
eph Evcland, two
formerly lcsidu.ts
5'ius and Joj
uereriite men i
of Wiikesbarre
wero arrested for the criaie.
will be hold to an:ir--r.
.i.ey
Elcp2d.
,r n i v
Ni- , t
. 1., eloped with b man nnmed
Charles Beck m the employ of her j
husband last Thursday n.gat. Tha
t ,, -.-V -i r
lJH'e "I UUtl Jill ilJ'l I 1 i li.CS. HUU
I ;.,.. , .:. ,.-.i i i... i
tuujjniiiiini ji it:i. i.i nun jjiti iiun-
band, who had bu n working hard j
asked JJffk to set up with her nu 1
adiaii;t: r to her wants. The over
worked husband then went to his
room and retired. When he arose in
tha morning the couple were missing.
Tlipy had started before daylight and
walked many miles as they were 'last
teen on tho highways bound east.
Grimes harnessed his fastest horse
and started in j ursuif, but'aftfr hav
ing driven nearly 100 miles in a viin
Bearcli, gave up the chase.
A warrant is out f r the course's
arref-t, at.d the infuriated, husbnnd is
after satisfaction of a .different kind
De tbreati LiS bodily harm should ho
vertako them.
(rains of Gold.
Whoever is out of patience is out
of bis soul. Ban. m.
Discontent is the want of self re
liance; it is infirmity of will.
"Whafcwe oti'ht not to do, we should
uot even think of doing.
Ilk -ncs3 is both a great sin and
the cause of many more. South.
Ability involves responsibilitv.
Power to its last particle is duty.
Harare n.
Doing is the grnt thing; fvir if
resolutely, people do what is right,
in time they come to like doing it.
The best way to live is to cast
away troubles aid contentions, which
can not be cured by fretting. In jas
ties to tho requirements of the pres
ent you should not look back and
make yourself wretched over things
that can not be uudono.
To be happy at homo is the ulti
mate result of all ambition, the end
to which every eu'erprisc and labor
tends, and of which every desire
prompts tho prosecution. Johnson.
A woman should possess great
virtue, for sno often has to provide
enough for both herself and her hug
band. Gormen Sylva.
One of the illusions is that the
present hour is not the critical, de
cisive hour. Write it on your heart
that every day is the bst day of tLe
year.
Opinion builds onr church, ehoos
eth our preacher, fornicth our discip
line, frarccth our gesture, measurcth
our prayers, and methodiseth our
sermons Faiindou.
The Criminals of the Future.
Pretty marly all the criminals ef the
future are in our public schools to.day,
and ice are educating them the men
who will throw our railroad truins
off the track; put dinamime under
our churches; commit outrages and
Murder; perhaps burn half a city
aoae windy night.
They are in eur public schools to day,
and ice are educating them
The churches do not reach them. It
is said thit all the churches in New
York city, with every seat filled, will
scat O! 1 :'.'oout 250,000, while the
population is about 1,400,000.
'I he Sunday schools da not reach them.
I have seeu, recently, in the Sunday
School World, that of sixteen millions
of children in this ce-nntry, of school
age, on'y about seven attended the
Bnnday Schools- The other nine
millions never go. Many of them
have no parents or worse than none.
They have little or no thought of
God or immortality.
They can be reached in onr public
schools; and neither they or their par
ents can be reached any where else.
I believe it is infinitely more im
portant to the future of this nation
that thoy be taught kindness and
merry than grammar or arithmetic,
and I mm tare there is no way under
heaven in which you can better leach
iv ua itintt acis ana say nina mora (
hundred times a day to the creatures by
whom they are constantly surrounded.
Every such teaching in our public
schools is not for tho protection ef
animals alone, but for the protection of
property andlije; nay more, it u laying.
j ,l hearts ct these neglected child, en;
PrtPartn? " eriminais, a jounaa.
non oj mercy ana numanuy on wnicn
every ciurca can build.
Geo. T. Anciell.
Grave Jard ;Tomatoes.
New Jersey paper: John C. Per
doe, Buperintenkent of the Phillips
burg, (N. J.) cemetery has for some
time been very much interested in
the actions of a middle aged woman
who payed frequent visits to the
cemetery. She always wore a cnarse
calico apron which when she left the
grounds she carried on her arm.
Ptrdoe stopped her having be
come suspicious that she might be
carrying off flowers pliced on the
graves. He whs very much surpris
ed to find that the apron containsd
several large and rip a. tomatoes.
When askod whe8 she got thorn sho
had planted tomatoe vines at the
I foot of the graves of friends. She
Villi have to ilo her garducmg e.so
where.
Olean X. T.
A large andieuce greeted the
Sivedi-ii Quartet at tho Presbyterian
Church last evening In fact, tho
church wns full to ovurll jwirg some
times In -fore the opening of the con
ceit. The quartet appe ared in native
cos'u:ns uu a numDPr ' their
Belo.-tiotis were in their nntivs tognue.
All,!0st ln!mo 00 ?B T8
w.-i:Tonwir-(!,aii.linlhemtiveserna'.io.
.... : . .1..:
ho l.n''heiied
flS'i v.ietierous Kppiims.
The voices
r.ro Jill pood una hlciul ttnit iut.
SoIoh were rendered by the first
ttiiior, air. C'has A. Skooif, and ilr.
WeiXFibrrg, babso, Both were
vigorously app'auJed. Tho concert
ou-iy rp aueu. xn., ciwm
- 'V'r; f" 'of
T'-arte t.-Ia-.ly He.ala.Dcc. 19,lbfa9.
jTrlal VM,
Ilfrfmber
Term,
1. Griii'eth Licliteutaalsr
nna
George MoLcav, now lor use ct
Goorgo McLean- Vs. Philena Ia-ffitj.
t-n. wit'i notire to terre tenant. No'
t
21, April ttjrjn 1S01. Scire fuciat.
Surmoita re. JJiiciiaatit, i.con
. , , . .
vhlh .m 1). Lib vs. James
.j. 219. Anril ter, 1891.
A'neal of D. fuiidaut
a 'in ai ii ' imiimi
'Ill ju
! merit of A. lUrner, J. P.
Plea,
nil
J L 4
debet.
3. Gaorjre Murs vs. Lvkns
Val-
Icy, Slutual Fire Insurance Co.
i8S, Sii-tember ti rm. 1891.
No. i
I 4. fc. 0.-borno Co. vs. Andrew
iDashoarand HiiaiU Eashoar. No.
15, Dec. term, 1391. Appeal of IVi
fendant from judgment of J. 13. ii.
Todd. Ploe. nil. debet.
5. David B. D.-ty. vs. Mary T.
Jacobs, Adra'x George Jvobs, dee'd.
No. 93, September term, 1891. Ap
pcnl from Justice Horning.
nil debet.
JouxW. Hiisbs,
rrothonntnry.
OUR CLl'DEIXG OFFER.
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family of realers, we hava made ar
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them with an extra amount of read
ing matter for tha evenings which
ere now lengthening. Agricultural
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hard times will require more study of
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You will want more reading matter
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Official Vote oft he -6 1st 'Judlc
lal District.
J. C. McCurdy of Juniata, county.
and Harry G Swartz, of Center.
Perry county, return judges re gu-
mriy appointed to count the vote
cast for President Judge on the 3rd
inst in the 41st Judicial district met
in Bloomfiekl on the 10th inst., and
discharged that duty and report the
following vote.
Juniata gave Lyons.... 1551 votes.
Perry gave Lyons 941 votes.
Total 2492
Juniata gave Sponsler. . 95 votes.
Perry gave Spousler 2014-vetes.
Total 2109
Juniata gave Siebert. .. . 104 votes.
Perry gave Siebert 2103 votes.
Total 2213
Juniata gave Patterson . 1571 votes.
Perry gave Patterson . . 400 votos.
Total 20C1
Juniata gave lVckett.a 17
Perry gave Iiiekotts 44
Total 61
Lyons vote over Seibort 279
Lyons vote over Sponsler 3S3
Lyons vote over Patterson 461
Lvons over Iiickttts 2431
Signs of Hard Wintar.
"This is going to be a v&ry hard
winter," said an old resident of Lack
awanna Valley the other day, "and
I'll tell you why I say bo. In the
first place, look at the hornet's nest.
lou will find them high up this fall.
That's a sure sign of a hard winter.
If it were going to be a mild winter
you will find thtew near the ground.
Two yers and three years ago the
winters wtre dild, and the harnet's
wore low down.
Then tuka tho angles worms for
another frign. Dig in the ground
and now you will find them crawling
two f-et or more below tho surfica.
The- know what kind of weather is
cora'eg, an t they gu clown to avoia
the frost. Two years ago I found
them not three inches under the sur
face and thy stayed there all winter.
"Fuzz on hog3 is another sure sign
of a severe winter. Butcher a hog
now and you will find a thick fuzz at
the roots of the bristles. The fuzz
woulden't bo thtro if nxt winter
wasn't going to be a touh one. Two
and three yu&rs ago this fall there'
wasn't any fnzz at all on bo'S, aid
you know how open the winters were.
"I predicted a hard winter in 1S25
from these signs, and my neighbors
rodiculod ma or tired to-, but wo -jot
it iust as I said. I h.id so mneh
fiith in the sigU3 that I got a lot of
boys to trnp ail the cpaaiSs for mo
they could. I wintered over 200
quails, und in the spring cf 1S65
there wasn't, a live quail in the Lack
awanna Vuiiey except tho ones I had.
I t'irr-ed them all loose at various
points, and in the fall we had some
crood shootintr. which w- wouldcn't
hive had if I hadeu't paid uttetilion
to the signs.
I.tre.
Life is a mirror that reli efs onr mioli.
Aul on lis 8iirli.ee our own vie obtrudes,
'Tho drm.kar'l n a tuny, reeliojj mob
And robbrrs swear that honeut po-if 1." rob .
No inaidiachanta, proclaims tha litHfrMqr;
Virtno aluno hy virtuon raon in m en.
That which tby nuighbur s:omt tu bo
tliou art.
I be t)ncID7 G''piffy ibr heart.
XI. U Heat.
GE.ERJ1L.EKS ITEMS.
Harriot E. Hall of Waynetuwn,
Ind., says: "I owe my life to the
great South American Nervine. I
had been in bed for five months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shntterod condition of my
whole system. Hsd given up ad
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no reliuf. The
first bottle of tho 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 is the
best medicine iu the world. I can
not recommend it to highly." Trial
bottles, 154. Sold by L. Backs &
Co. Mar 14-ly.
Wn.LiMsroBT, Pa., November 10.
Death came in the most unexpected
form possible to John Pierce a
woodsman lear Cedar Run yester
dy. Ilis borsoa were hauling a log
from the forest on a skidway when
the log caught on a sapling, borrt it
almost double and let it loose so
suddenly that it struck young Pierce
in the stomache and killed him.
Have you tried South American
Nervine the gem of tho century t
The great enro for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nervo Cure ever known, Trial bot
tles 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggists, MifflintowD, Pa.
Nov. 14, ly.
Halifax, N. S., Nov. 10. Hon.
Sainnol Chipman who celebrated his
101st birthday on October 18, died
to-day in Cornawallia, Kings county.
He is believed to have boen the old
est Freemason in the world having
taken the Master's degree in the
Virgin Lodge of Halifax in 1813.
Hazletoh, Nov. 15. A Hungarian
aecused a country woman living near
here of being a witch, and endeavor
ed to incite his countrymen to burn
her. Officers have boen put on the
fleeing scoundrel's track.
Latboue, Pa., Nov. 15. John
Wepler's 12-year-old son Logan bled
to death from a cavity out of which
a tooth was pulled. His mother and
five of her brothers had each died
from the same peculiar cause.
Itch on human and borses and an
imals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
roru s sanitary iiouon. ibis never
fails. Sold by L. Bank &, Co.,
Druggists, Mifllintown. Nov. 13,
lS'.lO.-ly.
j List of Juror Tor December
Term 19X.
OBAJTD JUB0RI.
Anghey, Jacob, Milford.
Beale, W. D.. Spruce HilL
Beers. Silai, Spruce Hill
Cox, Newton, Greenwood.
Cellier, J. S., Lack.
Doughton, James, Delaware.
Farra, M. C, Delaware.
Fisher, William, llilfori
Haines, Jno., Fayette.
Kepler, Ira, Walker.
Miller Samuel, Wulker.
. McKicley, S. B. Tuscarora.
Neely, Brooks, Spruce Hill.
Neimond, Jacob, Monro.
Noble, Wm. A., Port Royal.
Nace, Daniel, Favette.
Pry, John, D., Milford.
Rhine, J. J-, Fayette.
Rsdgers, Matthew, Walker.
Sechrist, Peter, Susquehanna.
Smith, E. A., Fayette.
Simonton, Cha. Walker.
Wilson. H. L.. Walker.
Zook, Clarence, Fermanagh.
MTTT JUBOR.
Arnold, H. II. Delaware.
Brewn, H. S.. Fayette.
Barnard. J. M., Spruce Hill.
Bergey, John, Mifllintown.
Buruk, Jonstlian, Fayette.
Clark B. P., Beale.
Dumm, Charles, Fermanagh.
Davis, Luko, Walker.
D'tTondorfer, Oliver Fermanagh.
Frohrer, Joseph, Thompsoutown.
Fronk LL H., Fayette.
Felmlee, George, Lack.
Gelnet. J. B., Monroe.
Gu.s, Geo. L, Patterson.
Hopple, Jacob, Fayette.
Horning, W. ii., Fermanagh.
Heinbach. Harry, Tuscarora.
Kaufl'man Grant, Walker.
Kmzer, Amos, Delaware.
Kohlor, John, Tmbett.
Kirk, Millard, Mifllintown.
Kirk, T. J , Tuscarora.
Landis, William, Dataware.
Lathers, Wm. A-, Lsck.
?.T;llil-.T. AV A T..u.o.,,i.
Mitchdi! William, Milford.
McLaughlin. J. K., Tnrbett.
Mcilulierj, J. J , Tuscarora.
Mayor, Ephmim, Port Ivoyal.
Nce, David, Monroe.
Pines, Joseph, Fevette.
Partner, J. O .Milford.
Ttobison, J. A., Milford. '
Heed. A. M. Beale.
Swartz, William, Beale.
Stewart, Witliam, Turbo tt.
Showers, W. A., Lack.
Stonor, Abra. A., Fermanagh.
Stiiber, Solomon, Fermanagh..
St oner, Jno., Fermanagh.
VaiiOrmor, William. Fayette.
Williamson, A. J., Tuscarora.
Wi.rk J. T. Tuscarora.
WeUkr, Zich, Walker.
Wharton, R. W., Spruce HilL
Sew IVIuter Opening-
OF.
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Hiving spent last week in
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it is witn pleasure 1 now in
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Fine Quality Felts, formerly
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A stylish hat trimmed for
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1 have the Elloisc Shaker,
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Nov. 10th, 1891. 4-t.
The grer-t Lick tolescopo reveals
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them so small that 30,000 of tbem in
one mass would scarcely be visible to
the naked eye.
A riwpable Terdlct after
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The original ant only eennine Compound
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Drunkenness or the Liquor
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ministering Dr. Haines'
Golden Specific.
It iss manufactured aa a powder wbiebcao
be given In a glass or beer, a cap of coffee
'or tea, or in food, without tha knowledge
I . . . 1 ha.mlAM
ot tho patient. i i' hdboiukmj
and will affect a pwmanact and apacdy
cars, whether tho patient it a miderat
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It baa boon
given In thontands of eaiea, and in avery
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itk fails. The system oace impregnat
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impossibility for tha liqaor appetite to axist.
Cores guaranteed.
4S page book of particulars free. Ad-
ooldmsmciiioco., 185 Race St., Cincin
nati, O.
-June 24, "Jl-ly.
IIold.lt letbeLljbl.
The man who tella you confiden
;0ii,r Jnct what will cure vour cold,
ia prescribing Kemp's Balaam this
year, in l.ne prepcrauo oi una if
narlr-ihln medicine for coucrhs and
colds no expense is spared to com
bine onlr the best and purest ingred
ients. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look through it,
notice the bright, clear look ; then
compare with other remedies. Price
60(3 and $1. tf.
LEGAL.
JQISSOLUTION OF FASTNERSIIIF.
Natice is harehy given that the buinem
Arm of Krewo U Sor., doiug hnsi'iMs at
Cocolamus, Fayette township, Juniata Co.,
Pm hn heti dmaolvsd bv mutual consent
ua accouut of the (ailing balth of tbo Sen
ior Brown. AH partia having claims
acainst the firm ar rrqnestud to pretsnt
lHm fnr mmt i mmmA. ami all Drtls iudebt-
ed ta tho firm ara Mo,utel l mk pay
ment ot M ino.e3irr.ness. in dusios
ill be coDlinuo.i at tlio old stand bv Wil
liam . fiiown. who will be pleased to aerva
ail former patrons of the arm and ths pub.
lie generliy.
BKUTYIX it sua.
November 13, ll-6t.
RIDG3 LETTING.
From date hereof, Novaibr 13th, 1S91,
until 2 o'clock December 3id, 1891, pro
posals will he rsceived by tbo unde'sKed
for the erection of aa open truas bridre to
rsnaw the county bridge, ton aa Morn
ing's bridge, north of aod near H. A. Stam
laugh't reaiduncn in Fermanagh townhip.
Each rioj t"i to be accompanied fcy bond
in doublu the amount of bids for tlie faith
ful performance of the work. Tho riguf is
reserved to rejict any or a'l b'ds. De
scriptions, &c, can b obtained at the Com
missioners' Onicu, Hittlintown.
DAVID Umi.K.
JOHN BLKNTIKE,
URIAH S llUflAS,
CemmiftioHtrt of Juniata county.
Attest:
Cuabi.es B. CaAwrcuD, Cicrk.
A CUE BLACKING is cheaper
at 20 cents a bottle than any
other Dressing at 5 cents.
A LITTLE GOE3 A LONG WAYS
K-auro shoes once tlackened with It ran
be kept clean by W3tHinr them with vnler.
l'ecnlo in moderate circumstances 6nd it
p.roiital'lo to buy it nt 20c a bottle, because
what ther spend for tlncking they save in
shoe leather.
It i.5 the chMpert hlacklnp; con?Idrr!Ti
its qiidl'itr, and yt ire wrnt V sell it
chcajier if It can to done. "Ye will pay
fr a. recipe that 31 cnaMo cs to r.v.Va
AVoi.FF'a Acme riLACKiso at etich a price
hit a retailer ran profitably ell it ot li)c. a
bottle This offer is open nritil 3 an. 1st, 1?'J3
WOLFI" BAWDOLPH, Philadelphia.
OH furniture paintod with
(:h"s is fie name cf the r5"0i 'ceks le
ta:nei and varnished neto umiVure. Ono
coat Trill do it. A child can apply it. Yi ;i
cua clinneo a pine to a walnut, or a cherry
to mahogany; there is no limit to your
dados. All rcUilers sell it,
TiTiili'lii
HnSriiin n-n hi e.-ta TyCTKbfHt ovrurs. fcirtr
aui:fveikwM. lo9tM-riioc4. cfe., I inll
jnd a vmiwLl treM llJ .atnia full
trUeolmf-Tkl. Ff-'Bo 'krii. A,
Fpki4iJ Hadwil wrk ; basid b Mad f rrf
man who is acrvns Ku4 dbiUtatrd. 111m
Pref. W. C rowurra, Hooca. Caao,
smiETTGeiLESE
THE LEADING SCHOOL OF
BQSiWSBOBTHIKD
r 1 I rrsHwHM of both assaiMatd to pHneasl,
Hrfc ! ImC rvLarisVisi itafyort vt Outsrwaa
STCPEir.SSOXS
UtrrsIHEJSS C O L L C fi E
and
INSTITUTE OF SHORTHAND.
(Chartered uuder iaws of Pennsylvania.)
WILLIAMS POIiT, PEN1TA.,
"Queen City cf the Susquehanna.'
A spleadiJly criiiizealiiellLuUon.
A hcsr.lif ul location. Delightful Bar
roundiegs. Air pure. All the mod
era improvements.
BOOK-KEEPING,
SHORTHAND,
BASKING,
TYPE-VTRITIXG.
SPECIAL ATTE.YTIOA, is given
to Business Arithmetic, Commercial
Luw, Business Coirespoudsnce, Com
mercinl Spelling, Rapid Ca lculation
Penmanship, Punctuation, Letter
Writing, Mimeographing, Manifold
ing, Copying, &c.
The Principal of the Business De
partment is an experienced account
ant in keeping bocks for firms, com
panies and corporations. The short
hand department is presided over by
ono of the most popular teachers in
tho. State.
A DSMrETElfT CORPS OF ASSIST AST !
STRUCTOBS. POPULAR AT HOUR.
More than one-half cf all the stu
den'.s enrolled are from the City of
Willamsport.
Bok - keeping and short - Land
taugit at your home by a thorough
eouE9 of instruction by mail.
Bad for Circulars and Trial List by mail.
1 S. T. Stephenson, Principal.
Kavcjou tried
rraaes of jeaj Jobicco
walk m.
"W alk in anil examine our
large and varied stock for the
Fall Trade of 1S91 and the
Winter ef 1S92. We are
HZver Heady
To fIiow customers our goods.
It is our business to supply
your wants and we know that
v.e can accommodate you, il
you drop in and deal with us.
We have all kinds of dress
goods in all colors to suit the
varied tastes of people. We
have a full line of
uRTeveitij Goods,
that people want these times.
Just ask for what you want
and it will be cur pleasure to
wait on .you. We are stock
ed ia
GROCERIES
at drop prices and Queenaware
in full assortment. Glassware
to please the eye and to do ser
vice shoes-
Our shoe Department ia largo
and grades from the Daintiest
to the Substantial Shoe and
I'oot for tho field and forest.
ORDER.
We have almost everything,
and what we hav'nt got, we'll
Order, k please favor us with
a call.
T0UACC0-
To the lovers of the weed,
we say we keep the best brands.
TRY OUR TOBACCO.
All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
Remember the place,
Mw Stkeut, Opposite Coubt Ilucsi-,
MiiititOTS-ii, Pa.,
& Son.
Z.IXB
Sheridan's Condition Powder !
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strong and Healthy ; Preventa all Diaeaaa.
Goo for Moulting: Botu.
..." I',"h'"lrj"'t lUrhiy aoaoaatmtad. In mas,
nroRa. strlcl y a Bivdlnaa. "(Im cji mtmI mm
i "'fin l to pm.il Knnp." any, tuauim.
tt jom can't art It mos Iosi.
We mail anr pk w-. Fir. si. A s 14 lb. nut ai SB. Sl
$?"uklT Sl ot ort.r. mi moraTaiSi Vm
of Tus Owkt rtrxni Pirn. Mat frwT W
: 8 i"HMO!i w.anw biu.w.,iiiim u
SALESMEN
LOCAL OR TRAVELLING, to aell ,ur
o.wia. rsiarr, Jixpensaa and
Steady F.niploTraent guaranteed.
C n A S E BUOTDKHS COMPANY
t. Dec. 6, '91. Jtochwster. N . Y.
XiilceAainnTreHspai.
All per.oKi are brn-hy cautioned not to
,1 'nua 01 ,he undersiirned
in W alkur, lermanarh n.i P...... .1
" n ' ". Willi.m
I. A,Vin'..;. ow-Adan,s, L
October 2Stb, 9I, ly.
iL.ouisviuE.Ky.
4
BARGAINS AT
Ye Lav- jast arrived frsa the City aa nare some 01 tne
33EST STOCK OF
FALL AMD WIMTEH GOODS
yer brought to tbis town, consisting of
Large Stock of Boots 4 Slioes
vbicb we eell at Iiock Bottom Price. Every pair guaranteed.
All are inviUd to call and
Examine our Etock, and compare prices whether you wamt to buy or not
fJnh'en S
FRANCTSCUS HARDWARE & CO.
NOW OFFER
THE H&NOSOMEST 0E8IGSC
ir
tt
IVKTT AM) ATTK ACTIVE STYIaES,
samples Sent hy Math
Full Line of Guilders and House Furnishing Hardware.
READY MIXED PAINT.
J WISH TO STATE
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I ran stbp toothache in tbtra
fiva minutrs; B pain, no extracting.
That I can utrz-.t teath without pain,
by tha u of a f.uid nlied to tho lo-i-lii
and jm;m ; on fiacji-r.
Taa 1,'iieascd t o m a (known
i Scurvy) treat .IVr'Jv..ed si:cc.'S!ally
tcaiccri wer.'J:;' ranted 10 evurj
ae. -wJ-
Tc4tb FiLLSB-and warranted lor life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged er.
remodeled, troot '.W to Hi per set.
C?ai'tiiul Gum KuaiaoleJ Tec iuserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted t lT perfect satis
faction. Peepis who have artificial tevtn
with which faey cannot eat, are epeci-tlj
ioTited to call.
Tsrxs Cash.
G. T,. DERR,
IPrwctlcal Dentist,
ETAat.isHio 111 MirrLixTows, Pa., is ISoO.
Oct. 14 85.
TIME-TABLE
Ca and after Sunday, Xot. 15. ISO),
trains fb.it step nt MiITia will mn as f)l:wi-
EASTWARD
ViflliR Arcoraniodptiaa 1RTes M ifTSin it
7.16 a. ta.. Pert Kar"1 7,20 a. ra., TtoiD.
scntawa a. tu., LMMsrstown 7.44 a. ia
New Port .f2 a. r., Duncaanan, 8,13 a.
as.. MarxsTiHa, S.S2, srrires st llarrlmbort.
U.50 a. m., Philadelphia, 1 1,25, a. to.; I aare.
WifC in at p. m., 1'ort KvtsI.
S,0j p. m.. Thcnipioatowa, 8,'JO p. as., Uil.
lerataws, S,'-i) p. at , arrir. at Uirrixlinr;,
4,49 p. m.. Fbila lelpni at 9, Si p. w.
UfHia Arciamrdution oa Suuday lares
Mi!iin at 8.15 A. M; arrives at liarriiburg,
,60 s. m.
Harbisiuso ArrawM94Ti4ii leT. Al.
taooaaaily at 19.10a. m., Trrana 1048 a.
m . lit. Union st 11. 69 a. ra." Nr. Ilawllion
12 05 p. m , VcVevtawa Ii,24 p. ta., Law
istawa 12,47 p. n Mi!iord l.Vo iu., llif
f!in 1.1 p. tu., ?nrt Koyal 1.15 p
Uexic 1,20 p. m., Tnscarora 1.2Jp. m.,
ViBjyta 1,26 p. ra., Thotnraantown 1,32
p. no., DurwarU 1,87 p. aa., Millerstown 1,.
42 p. as., Newport 1.53 p. ia., arrivinj at
Harriaburc 2 6 p. m.
Sr.A t assa Exrsiss leares Altoena daily
at 7,!S a. K., aud stopping a all rrr uiar
statioas batwaea Altoana and Garrisburi;,
reach ra U-.fflin at 10.C5 a. m., Uarriaburg
11.40 r- VI., aal arrives in FuiUdjijhra a
S.li p. a.
K ail Tans Altoena at 2.00 p. ra., aa j
steuping at a!l rsgulur stutieaa arrivos at
iil-lia at a 03 p. ui., Uarrisbarg 7.C0p. m.,
I biltadelphia 13,55 p. m.
Hail Express lavea Fittsbarg at 1 2 50 p ju.
Altoona U 10 p ia ; Tyrone C 45 p ai ; Hnct
ingiaa 7,27 p a ; Lawistawa SSJm Jlif
rlin a 55 p se ; Harrisbnrs; 1 IP p. ta. ; PWi!-
Dar Kxrss.j leaves PiUsbari at S,i A.
K. ; Alioen 1 J.fia A. M.; may bs rajjed
at Mi.Tha al 2.05 P. 14.; arrives at Burru
burj at 2,28 J. M.; at Philadelphia, .5 P.
Jl.
Vhiiadelpbia Express will step at UifBin
at 11 85 p. m., when Begged
WESTWARD.
lliBlin AcroramodstloB Icavas Philade!
Pkia at 8,50 a. ra., llarrishurf, 12 4 p.
Newport, l.fl, p. ra., Millervtawa, 1,10 .
m.. Thempooatawn. 1,13 p. m.. Pert RbtsI,
1.36 Mifflin, 1,40 p.m., Uarrisbure, 7.35 p.
m; Millerstown 8,39 p ui; Thotnaeontown
8.48 p m; lfsxico t 00 p m-. Tert Reyal
,CS p raj arrives at Mi.TIin 9,10 p n.
HiRlin iAccessmodation loaves rrjsrris
b-g on Sunday st 12,29 p. ra., Dun?a.
non at 12.5J p m., Nowp.rt 1,16 p. n,
Millerstown 1.35 p. Tbenipsontewn
184 p. m., Port Royal 1 J p. m-, Mifflim
1.6i p. aa.
Fast Linn leaves Phiadslphla dal'v at
II 4V a ; Uarrisanrg (49 p m ; WiCio
6 06 pas; Lswistewn 28 p ra ; Altooaa
7,!9 p in : arrWea at Pittnrj al 1 1 it pm.
Wat Passsiisik leavea Philala'pbia
daily at 4 80 a. as.; Earrwburg, 8 15 a. aa
Duacsaaaa, 8 61 a. m.; Newport, 9 22 a'
as.; Millerstawa, t Ms. m.iThompsantown
47 a. as.; Mexico, 10 02 a. ta.; Pert
Reyai, 10 07 a. va.; Mimin, 10 14 a. m.
Millerd, 16 29 a. m.; Lewistown, 1S49 ra"
Huntingdon, 13 10 p. ib.; Tyrone, 1 2 p".
Altoona, 1 46 p. ., and stops at all gnT'
statieas batween Hvrisbnrg and Altoona
Arrive at Pittsburg at 6 60 ' 1
Crrraa Espbess leaves Philadelphia da'
Iy at 6 25 p.m., Harrisbura-, 19 20 p. ra.
stepping at Rockvllle, Marysvllle, Bancan
bob, Newport, Millerstown, Thempsontown
Port Itoyal, time atMimin, 11 65,p.a.; Al
toena, 3 15 a. m.,and Pittsburg, 6 1 a. m
Kaii Taiw leaves Philadelphia dailv at
7.09 a. as., Harrisburg 11.20 a. ra., New
port, 12 14 p. m., Mifflin 12.52 p. m., stop,
pingat all regular stations between Mifflin
anal Altoena reaches Altoona at 8 40 p. m
Pittsbnrc 8.10 p. . F '
ra., Lewistown p. McVeyt.
46 p. as., ewro Ua mlten 7.r,
wn ,.
p. Bl-
2 , 0 P" m - AltnoDa 00 D. m
iracme txpressleaves Philadelphia 1 1
pm; HarrisbtirK 10 a a, , Dncannon'g
Mara ; Newport 4 00 a ra , Mifflin 4 89 .
m I tra 1 is taaszr aa R sb I a . v
The SenhHtl and RePMlltrM offir ;. ,fc
place to get job work done. Tty iu It wiil
Py Ton If you neod anything in that line.
ALTooaA Aocommobatiow, Harrisbnr- at
4,19 p. ss., Duncsnnon 4,45 p. ra. No
pert 6.12 p. ra., Millerstown 5,22 ' m
Thompsentowa 6.3a p. Vaadyk,'' 6 4!)
P- T"c-or 6 P- ui- Mexico 5,48 'V
an., Pert Roval 6.61 n. m.mmi- i V- ?-
U.UD Tl.
V?L PUaL8n 548 i Huntingdon
I 4 5 8 T "bnrr 8,"5 ' m BPTBC9 Cr9,k
lo ? 5 A!tOGOa Pittsbar.
j y at.
THOMPSONTOWK.
rown,
Ilijf Tift Tf -r-T "w
PAPER:
Lock E. Atkiksob. F. IT. If. Pssya-ss.
JITKIKSOX & PET1ELL,
ATTORNEYS- AT - LAWr
MlFFLlNTeifN, PA.
tryCellecting and CoBveyancing prenpn
ly attended ta.
Jrrior On Main street, ia place of resi
dence of Louis K. AtkiasB, Ksq., soath eP
bndge street. IWct 26, lSfG.
J-H!f ycLAVCBUX. JOSIPB W. StIBBID.
MCL4E(;ni.n ti stijjsiel,
INSDEAKCE A3ENTS,
PORT ROTJL, JUNJJTJ CO., PJ.
KJ"Only reliable C"utpaaie represented.
Jan. 1, 18b9-ly
cb.b.b .ra a wreRB, d. babwiis. m.cb awtohd,.
R. D. M. CRAWFORD Al SOX.
have farmed a partnership far the practice
of Medicine and tbair callatteral kranchee.
OSi.-a at old aland, ceraer of Tkinl and wr
ange strcata, UlRimtewn. Pa. One or both
ot tbem wili be found at their eSco at all
tirai-t, unless olharwise profussiecally ea
gsfed. April 1st. lS'JQ.
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UMPEBLAND VALLET RAILROAD
Tiraa Table July 20,1831.
cown tbaik.
Ciismbcrsbnrg Acconnondatloa leaves
C'lamtwrshnrg, 6 85 a ra; Shippensbarg 7 09
a ii-; Newviile 7 13 am; Carlisle i III l a;
il'cchanicsbnrg 8 04 a ni: L)illsbu-g 9 a ss;
arrives at Harrisbur 8 25 a iu.
Ua;erstiwn Accoraoaedation leaves Ha
geratown it 7 D, stopping at intermediate
paints, arrives st UsrrtsDurg 9 20 a m.
Vir'e Wail leaves Winchester at 7 99 a ra;
Uartinibiijg 7 4a a ss; Ilajreraown 8 40 a
ui; Orecnct'!e 9 93 a on; Marion 9 l a as;
C'hatberbars 9 S a m; Shippeoabarg 9 52
a n; Netrv.llj 1 is a ni; Carlisle 10 84 a
in; .Mcchioicsbaig 10 65 a ai; arrives at
Ilsrrisburg 11 15 a ra.
Day Express leaves risjaratjwn at ,11 01
p ni; Greeucaatle 12 25 p ia: Jlarien 1216
p ib; Cba abcrsburg 1 2 5A p m; Shippens.
burg 1 13 p n; Nswville 1 40 p ra; Carlisle
2 Q-i p ; Mechaoiesburg 2 26 p ss; Dills
b'irg 4 5a p id; arrives at Earrisburg t 69
p ra.
Evening Hsil leaves vTHeheafer 249 si;
Varlmsburg S 80 p at; Bagerstown 4 19 p
; Greentastle 4 47 p ss; Uariea 4 67 p a;
Cbainbvribiirg 6 15 p m Shippanburg 6 49
p ra; Newvlle6 09 p ib; Carlisle 6 25 p mr
Mcbaticsbarp 6 59 p iu- BilUbnrg 7 18 p.
m; arrives at Uanisburg 7 12 p as.
N'ft Exprens, leaves rfinchester 7 26 p-
in; Variinbur; t 20 pm; Haee.stewa 10 09
p m; tireeneasile 10 51 p mi; Cbaiabsre.
barg 10 45 p in; Stiippe.urj n H B
ewvilla 11 2.'; Cariule 11 41 p m; Uscaa.
icsbarg 12 01 a tu; arrives at Harrisbarg 12
20 a ni.
Additional train will icsve Carlisle daily
exrept Sunday at 6 50 a m. stepping at all
lutaiuiediaie stations; arriving at llarria
bnrg at at 6 40 a id, and aa Saturdavs oalv
trars trains will laave Mrehaniraharf al
6. DO p ni, arrive at Uarrisbsrg 6 25 p sa;
ieaye Carlisle 9 p at; arrive (at narriaburg
V45 p ss; stopping at intarnirxliate statieas.
The Est A'ail and Wight Expre.s Eaa
wiil run daily between Flarrisburg sad Hs
gsrstown, and livening Mil and Moraiag
ail daily btwecn Uarnaburg am) Cbasi
bersburg a vt tbaixs.
M'p Express, leaves Rarrisbnrg ( 40 s at;
liechacicsbiirg 6 a ru; Carlisle 6 29 a ni
Newville6 40a m; Shippensburg 7 am;
Chsmbersburg 7 29 a no; Greencaatle 7 42
am; Hagtrslewn 8 25 am; ktartinaburg 9 19
a m; arriveat Winchester 19 00 a ra.
Wg ilail leaves lUrrisburg at 8 95 ami
Dt'lsb.irg 00 a in; Mechanlcsborg 8 27 a
n; Carlisie 8 52 a m; Newviile 9 15 a sa;
Shippnburg 36 a no; Cbsrabsrsbarg 18-
a ra: Marion 19 17 a m; Greenbastle 19.
2! a as; Ugerstown 1 1 tX a ra; aUrtisskarg
11 48 a ni; arrives at vTiuehester 12 25 p ra.
Accommodation train leaves Ilarrisbarg
st 12 m ra; Mechanicsbiirg 12 29 p ra; Car
Hale 12 65; Nawville 1 IS p ra; Sbippena
burg 189 pm; Cbarabarsbvirg 2 08 p ra;
Afsrien 2 16 p ra; Greencasti 2 26 pn; Ha
gerstewa 2 50 p in
Evening Mail leaves HarrUburg 4 09 p m
Dlllsburg 4 65 p ra; Martinsbiirg 4 23 p a;
Carlisle 4 60 p n; Newvill 6 16 p m; Sblp
pensbnrg 5 88 p w; Chamberskurg 6 85 p
m; Marion 6 17 p n; Qraeacastle 6 28 p ra;
Hag eratowa 7 00 pm; Martin.burg 7 48 p
m; arrives at vTinchester t 8 59 p ra.
Chsmbersburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg at 20 p I rr; stopping at later
Biediate points aud arrives at Caaanbarsburg
7 16 p ra.
N. O. Kxpreis leaves Harrisburg al 8 69
p m; stepping at intermediate points and ar
rivea al llap;erstowB 11 10 p a.
Additional trail wiU leave Harrisburg dal
ly except Sunday at 7 30 p in, arriving al
Carliale at 8 15 p m, stopping at ail inter
mediate statiuna and en Saturdays trains
wiil leave llartiihurg at 5 20 p ra; arrive at
Mechanicsbu.g at 6 44 p in. Leave Harrie
bnrg at 10 30 p m, arrive at Carlisle 11 29
p m; stopping at !! intrrmtdiate atatioas.
Herapbis Express and New Orletns Ex
press run daily batween Uarritburg and Ha
Rerstown and Morning Mtil daily between
Harrisburg aud Chambersburg. .
Puilman Sleeping Cart between Hagers
VtW" nd N,,r 1 ork on M-.rning MaU and
A ight Express east and on Memphis Ex
P'ess and New Orleans Express west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express
and Now Orlesns Express between Phila
delphia and New Orleans.
Throuqh coachca two and from Philadel
phia on Past Mail and Day Express esst and
Accomodation and N. O. Express west.
Get a good piper by subscribing for tho
Sbtikil ash RepraMCAB.
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