SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MITFLLNTOWN.
WEDNESDAY, JAS. 27, 1892.
B. F. S C II W EIER
BITOB A FftOFKIZTOK.
Senator Quay's Suits.
Last full Senator Quiy brought a
libel suit against the Beaver Star, a
newspaper in Lis own town, and the
Pittsburg Post, for publishing that he
had been identified with the Bar Jsley
affair in Philadelphia.
The case was tried in the town of
Beaver and in Pittribarg last week
and the jury brought in a verdict for
the Senator.
It appears that Bardsley and the
Seuator were in no way connected
in business or political transactions,
bat that among the number of hands
that a $0,000 note given by Qtirty for
politics.! campaign purposes passed
through, were the hands of Bards
lev, and of course, hr, Bardriley, had
to endorse it, juht as every man has
wbo has to do with paper that pass
es through a bank. That is all there
was iu it. When tli Philadelphia
Kt-yitoue National Bank failed, and
a starch v. as mala lr papor, tho
uame of Bardsley rva found to have
appeared on paper oi Senator Quay.
The men who found the paper knew
there was nothing in it whatever to
implicate Q iay, further than what is
found in tho name of one or a dozen
names that may bt found on a busi
ness paper, on it- passage through
banking and bnsinet-s homes.
Bankable paper, frequently, on its
passage from business homo to busi
ness hi)U3", an 1 from bank to bank,
is endurasd by people who Lave no
personal acquaintance. Senator Quay
Lad ho personal acrpmntanee witu j
xarusioy, mm luh uumo
on the Senator's note was of no big
nifieauce further than he waJ kno rn
and was in good financial standing
at the time, at the bank.
The enemioi of Senator Quay took
bold of the matter to down Quay.
They tried to Lnvu it appear that
Q.uy win c nne;-fed with the Bard
bley steal. That was too much for
the S'-'tiator. Ho had linlrne.l quiet
ly to him Ircda of charges against
him, but when ho wan charged with
complicity in the Bardsley b'.eHllngs,
it was too much for his good nature,
hence the suit.
Now, a word buut newspaper
falsehood. Tho B.-aver Star and
the Piltsburg Post are stwrely pun
ished for ths falsehood they publish
ed, but tho papers did not originate
the falsehoods. They were, famish
ed br Kwrr, Chuirtnan of tho Dtiuo-
cratic S;ute Central Committee, and j
Senator Quay bhouM now turii aoil
pros cute Kt: r.
It is about tirna
that newspapers
disciiiuina'ti
in re than las been,
their Labit wheu dof.uneuts are s nt ;
to thera by ccm:uitt'jc.uen for publi
cation. A l.irge pr-rcentage of the
jneu who are clerks in and about po
liticil committees in nation, state
and county, lire political bummer
and polit'.e;u tuckers whoso tffjsions
are ehapod to suit their own ends,
tiud ire unteliab'.e, and instead of be
ing fit sal j -ct for publicati-m in a
newmmper shol l be thrown into tho
wasto bjtsket. If tho Star and Po,t
had thro.vu commit '.eetunn Kerr's
production iuto lao wa;te backet or
into tho stove they would h:-.ve saved
the:nsQ.v3 the prcstnt humiiiatioa.
Senator Quay's Mi:t will pr.ve it
seK a good thing for him and a good
thing for the tewspiiper-i.
If the Chili tro.ibl'j does not ro
suit in war it will have eent the
U.:ited St '.ti.8 a lonsr war ia the di -
xtction of establishing a strong navy,
gem:ral .es items
Frank G. II. Hodcsty, near Ash
land owns a living calf with two
heads aud eight legs.
John Strothers, of South Chester,
has bren held for court for sweating
. at a neighbor.
The whisper is never admissible
except when the tiresouio baby is
. atleep.
Late to bod aud early to rise will
ehorteu the road to your home in
the skies.
Ahorss caught the back of Joseph
G.lbert's coat in it-s mouth at May.
Lancaster county, and shook him till
. ba was lame all over.
A long, atiff straw blew lika a
npear aud penotnte.l the eye of
Lewis Lean, a farm hand, near Car
lisle, blinding him.
The yolk of an egg shaken up iu
milk and taken every morning is a
blood re-juvenator.
Baltimore, January 19. Colonel
Pickett Nelson, the bi.'gcst man in
Baltimore, died to-day of typhoid
fever, lie measured eight feet one
inch in bis stocking feet. A section
of his house will be removed iu or
der to get the cofliu out. He weigh
ed 4.00 pounds.
The border raid bill provides for
the payment of losses resulting from
three hostile raids made into Penn
sylvania during the rebellion. The
total amount of the appropriation it
carries is $450,505.45. The amount
ia distributed among the Ponnsyl
Tania counties on the Maryland bor
der as follows :
Adams, $481,900.71; Stuart's raid,
$3,538 28; total, $480,438,99. Frank
lin. $G36.503.38; Stuart's raid, $119,
529 23; burning of Chambersburg,
$1,025,425.55: total $2.471,4G3.85.
Cmberland, $211,778.95; Fulton,
$5,808.03; York, $53.944.0S; Somer
Bet, $214,325.12; Ferry, $2,640.40.
The probability of a war with CLili
is Tory small.
Eat cinnamon to destroy microbes
in your body.
Tho Chinese are beginning to
show up in Africa.
The word "shoe" occurs thirty
one times in the Bible.
Chili is noarlr as long
as
the
United States is broad.
Japan gets most of its revenue
from the railroads and telegraphs
that it owns.
Recently 15,000 barrels of herring
were gathered off the coast of Now
York in one night.
A ball was given by a Kensington
"social club" a few nights ago to
secure funds to bury a dead mem
ber. At a swell dinner man a and wife
should never ba seated together.
This is often verr agreeable to tlit-m
both.
In a coasting collision at Allen town
eighteen persons were hurt, Frank
.Lilly s leg was broken and a team
was scared into a runaway.
Blue is, for the first time in some,
jure a lending color. Almost all
th idt s of it are in dtmand, especially
the medium and bright blues.
A bud weighing 3G00 pounds,
from the Singerly arm, GryndJ,
will bo exhibited at the World's Ft, if
as the "higg-Jrt thing on hoofs."
Gaorga W. Clark, of Limestone,
Cot a divorce in just nine miuu'es af
ter his case was cn'i!e 1 in Court, at
Williamsport. Desertion was proved.
Clover tea is admirable for puri
fying the bloo ', for pimple and
whitening tho complexion, and has
also good reputa as a sleep inducing
draught.
Pnnrh- T?.tenl'.i "Xfr TrcHcr nrr.
poml to ma last night." Her moth-
er "Well wuat diii you tell nim.7
"I was to ra'.tled I don't know wht
I said, bat I think I accepted him."
"I looks like a tramp, maVni,'' ho
siid, "but I aia't. I'm a Bailor
ma'nm. I was wrecked and washed
aihoa."
'You ain't been wnshsd since, I'll
wajer,'" said the unsympathetic wo
man ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Sii"w drifta la.st week obstructed
trive! on Cheatar county roads.
The thermometer on tha 20th
inst was down to within two degrees
of zeio. J
The thump, thump of sleighs last j
week mailo more roue ttun sleigli
bells.
J. M. Sharron has been admitted
to jiracti-.-e law iu Perry county
court?.
The thermometer ia some j'lacps
in the west hist week ran down -10
decrees below zero.
The new post master at II llidays
lurjr is Frank J. Over son of the
Editor of the Hollidaysburg Register.
The D.-xt. State Christian Endeavor
Convention whs appointed to be held
Altoona, on October 11th, 12th
Oa Monday afternoon. Jan. 18th,
about 3 o'clock, Dallas Clark, of Me- I
Vevtown, who had btea the anoint er
at v;110yard snd work, Mifflm Co., 1
for several years, f;l usau wtnle on
duty. Ho had bs?n enjoying good
health up to the time of his death.
The citizens of Clearfield connty
cet tainly must like tbtir booz, as at
tln-ir 1 ite license court, seventy hotel,
eleven restaurant liquor hca:ise and
five wholesale licenses wore granted,
whilo Centre county, which adjoins
it, at tl-eir first license court ia
ilsreh, 1S91, granted but twenty,
two licenses.
Henj-imin Pea, niht watchman at
Baily, was struck by first sec
tion of No. 9, on Saturday night the
9th ir.st., and knocked into tho canal,
where he lay until near three o'clock.
when he was found. He had peveral
ribs fractured, aud sustancd serious
internal injuries. Ha di jd on Tues
day morning.
Now Port Ledger: It was discoy
cred a few .lavs aro th it some vandal
j ha;i forced his
' b. siblings at th
way into tho main
i fair ground, nn 1 ap
propriated to his own tne the heavy
paper uifd to lino the inside cf the
building. Suspicion rests upon cer
tain pnrtits who are likely bo culled
on to make restitution. The
old canal b lattuan of this vicinity,
are making preparations to hold a
reunion hera on the 18th and 19th
of February. An orgatiizitioa has
been effected as follows: President.
I. M. Etter; secretary, A. Pv. Bortel;
wssibtnnt secretary. Price Wert;
corresponding focretary, J. A. Leina-
wever; treasurer, Jerome Koontz
Bebecca Wilkinson, of Browna
valley, Ind., says: "I Lave been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dtspepsia, aud Indiges
tion until my health was gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought ono bottle of
South American Nervine which done
me more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. I consider it the grand
est medicine in the world. War
ranted tho moat wonderful 6tomach
aud nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold bv L. Backs
& Co., Miffliutown, Pa.. May 14, ly.
Lewistown Free Prets, Jan. 20i,h:
Cyrus Goss of Zeiglerville, trapped
a possum last week, which was quite
a curiosity to some of the boys. "
Yesterday morning a tramp claim
ing to hail from Connecticut in some
way pained access te the home of
Fred Bossiner, and without being
detected Docketed quite a number
of small articles of value. Some
time during tho day some things
were missed and th matter being
investigated tho Llama was fastened
on the tramo. (Jnicer Uro was in-
formeel and proceeded to Mifilintown
where the thief wa intercepted and
all tho stolen property recovered.
On hia promise to leave the county
to return not a?;ain, ho was released
and soveral hundred dollars' cost
saved to the county.
Selinsgrove Tribune: Our lock-up I
ha' two occspants for a short time
on baturday night. Two young
bloods from Sucbury, abused a horse
by over-driving. The home was un
hitched, stablad and fed, while they
were at anc trior drinkiDg pi ice,
making nigs of themselves. When
they returned and found their horse
removed, they started for the IlaH,
where Dr. Carey's show was in pro-
gress, intending to put a tin-car on j '
constable Schroyer. The result was
that thev were bounced out of tho
Hall, and lauded in the cooler.
Itch on human and horses and an
imals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Drnggists, Mifilintown. Nov. 13,
18p0.-ly. ,
From the Perry county Demtcrat
of Jan. 20th 1S92- Christian Lang,
a native of this county and well
known to many of our older citizens,
died suddenly at his rekidence in
Shippensburg on Saturday. Ho was
in his usual health up to within
three hours of his death. Heart
disease is said to have ended his life.
His estate is estimated at about one
million dollars and La was regarded
as the richest man in the Cumber
land valley. He owurd twenty-five
or thiity farms and held mortgages
on man others and 53,000 of Cum
berland Valley Bailroad stock, as,
a; so, oanhiderablo slock of tlit P. 11
It. and Baltimore nd Ohio Railroad,
lis was aged about 75 years.
Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown,
Ind., bays: "I owe my life to the
great South -American Nervine. I
bad been in bed for five months from
the effects cf an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition ef my
wholo system. Had given up a.l
hopes of gritting well. Had tried
tbree doctors with no relief. Tho
urtt OI t,ie ?e47'D8T AO,1,c V?
j i u u ii ui a yj uiucu M. nua nine
to walk about and a few bottles cur
ed mo entirely. I believe it is tho
best medicine in the world. I can
not recommend it to highlv." Trial
bottles, 154. Sold by L. Banks &
CS. May 14-ly.
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when combined with other herbs,
makes an easy and certain cure for
constipation. It is in the form of
dry roots and leaves, and is known
as Lane'a Family medicine. It will
cure sick ueatiticne in one nigoi.
For the blood, liver and kidneys, and
for the clearing up of the complex
ion it doi-s wonders. Druggists sell
it at 50cts a package. tf
RrunUcnneass or th Liquor
nablt positively Cnrd by Ad
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Spoclac.-
H ia msnnfactured ss a powder which can
bo given in a glass of beer, a cap of coSse
or tea, or in foad, without the knowledge
ot tbe pitient. It is absolutely Harmless
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SxHTmxL AUD RxpfBLICAS.
t
HERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue or writs of Venditions Expon
as and Fieri Facias, issued ontof (he court
of Common I'leas, of Juniata county, ami
to me directed, will be exposed to sale by
public outcry, at the Court Haute, in Mif
ilintown, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1892,
at 1 o'clock P. M., tba following describe!
f.i at9t immit. tk i rr IIP I I V II
situate in Susquehanna township, Juniata'
conn ty. I'a., boundod and described as fol-
loWtf : on the Ivortb, by lands of E.G. Shaf
fer, Ma;rie Stronp, aad David S '.roup's
brirs on lha East, by lands of Henry Bay ;
on th South, by laods of Peter Strawser's
hairs, snd on tba West, by lands of E G.
Stikttrr, containing
FORTY ACRES.
more or less, baring thereon erected a
Frame Dwelling llotisa, and Frame Stal!e.
Biezud, taken la execution, and to ba sold
as I he property ot Abraham Streup.
CONDITIONS OF BALE:
Ftfty dollars of the price or sunt at wbirh
lie property shall be atruek off shall be
pid te lha Sberirt' at the tine of sa e, un
less trie percbase money shall b-? less thsn
that sum, in which case only the purchase
money sb'11 be paid, otbtrwiso tba property
will agsin be iiuuieUiately put up and soldi
the bslaace of the purchase money iaut be
be paid te tho sher tr at hia efllco within
fife dais from the tme of sale, without any
demand bsioj made by the Suoriff Iherefor.
other w 130 the property may sia be said
a? ilie expsase ncd risk ot the parson to
whom it is strack off, wbo, in case al any
dstii ioncy at aash rea'e ahall make goo4
the aaiue.
SAMUEL LAPP, Sheriff.
Jan. 11th. 12.
FI1KIEN N I AL AHSESUKNT. STaTE
lVE.NTOF ASSESSOU-5 RETUKNS.
Acieeably to thr leKst provisions sctcing
foiih the duiu-e ef ttii BjardTor the revis
ion of tsxsa iu aud lor til- seieml counties
of the Cou:ia Juwralth of Pfu-is lrania, the
undtTkisned, coiuprisiuf thtt uieiimerthip
of ttie lijs d of Kvislon, al Jumara coa:i
t, fcavmjr qiialitiel in duo form, do pubhsi
the to lowiut: statemeat, repress- tn(T tlje
sgxreate value ef property, taxsb e tor
county purponon, of ltit everjl lownshipa
and b roujrha in JuniiU run it.r, alureaid,
as rvturoed I? Ihn lonnahip and bore ugh
assnsors lor the ye.r ly.li:
He etp , alu Uidblepropert $1 10,030 00
Dataware
11(4 .VJ CO I
2 '3,1115 l '
KertiisiiaKti t.
Fayette "
Greenwood "
Lack "
Mitllintown bero.,
Millard township,
Monraa "
Pallet son boro.,
Purtkoyat "
Susquehanaa twp.,
Spruce Hill
29,500 00
61,160 00
97,40 00
160,734 00
253.071 10
115.7M 00
110.6:40 00
61.7S5 00
3,7f8 00
l7,ti,0 00
Ttampwstowi boro.,
49,578 00
Inrbetl township, "
Tucrora
Walker
Notice is hrreby eiffn
153.ti.S8 00
137.G64 00
3Mi,SG3 OJ
that the tirblh
day ot February, 1H9J. has bera'neaigaated
by the undertigosd, the day for (laally de
termining whether aay ef the Talastiona of
the Assessors have been made below a just
rate, according to the mesniag and inten
tion of the Act of Assembly creating sucb
"Board of Revision."
Fioni date bsreef, uatil February 6th,
,auo .i . . l. . t-1
jn lh. offlr. of lhe counlT cou)Bll.on-r!,.
will be open tor rxaminatien by auy taxa-
ble inhabitant of I ho said count r ef Juaia-
u aD(J ,hf( ,.KoM o, R.T1Bn., wj r.
ceiT and coni;it?r th wr:tta coimuuni-
catio oi in? t:txPl)i latieiuilant. rririiir to
.nv rrooertT which su h taxaiile inbsbitsnt
ahad beiisve to have brn aesseU lot low.
! Alter tne work atiove relarrel to is coni-
.i.t...i th. i. 4 i... ...i kr.ii K
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cet-d to liear appetls ol panics interested
at sucb iniH-n and plxcea as si, all tie indica
ted in Ibe ( ablic nonce ot' appeals adrer.
vertised by the Board of Couht Commiss
ioners. DAVID KKALK,
JM). BALKNTINE,
URIAH 8 HUMAN,
Board of Tax Reii.iou, Juaiaia coaatr.
JannarT 2S, IhO'J. - 'i
JN
JOTICEOF APTEALS.
The Triennial Ai-uuala tor tbe s -reral
boroughs and townabips of Juniats euiiu'y,
wi'l tie beld at tbe following places on dates
flasiirnateil. between Ihn tiuum (if 9 nVlni-k
A. M and 4 o'clock P. M., each d :
Lack towsnhip, at Cross Kf t, r'eb.. 2, '92
Tuscarora
atcCoysrille "JS, c
Johnstown 27, 1
(iranff-rs Hall i!9,
1'ort Koral, strrbl,
l.ocn.t (iron 2,
Mi-xico :i,
Tbuiupsootown 4,
Hesle
Spruce Hill
Turbeit
Millnnl
Walker "
Thompaontown"
Delaware
Fay el. o
Mouroe
Mr literTile . 7,
Kirni. 8,
Sbstlrr's st..r-' 9,
B-ven Stars " 10, "
fori Ki-ral 11, .
Patterson " I'l, "
Susquehanna
! Greenwood
I ,,
ort Koval
l'attersou "
Fermauagh, Cotntuii-sioiit-rsUitice 14,"
Miffliutown, " ' 1, "
GhNEItAL APPEALS.
For Kast sidr ot rir.r, At.uob 21st lti95,
at tliilninaiouiT,' Oili e.
For Went side ol river. March 22, 1892,
at Commissioners' Olrir.
By order of ('ountv Consuiissionsrs.
CIIAS. B CRAffFOUU, Clerk.
CoMUIS"I')KRS' Ulfll'I,
January 2J, tb'.fj..
Pick Koaflache and relieve all tbotronblea ind
dent to a bilious state of the sjstun, auoh aa
lizzlneas. Ki.usna, Prosioesa. Pintresa afta
eatinc. l's'ii In tho PMe, 3. While their moa.
rfnir- succeaa Las lofn ibown la ciriiig
Eesfllie, ynt Oartir'a Utile IJver Pffli arw
equally valoiiMeluCi-:itiatin. curinR and pre
venting tlnSanoy!n?colnplslnt.whlle they also
eorn-ctsllJi-.orJrsol ihestomsclitlnnilateths)
liTeranilrts(iUiatathei.'CT.bi. rTsalttUeyoulw
'Aehetheywriniabeahnost priceless to thosewM
Bufsrlroia tuisUiatrosaingcoiuijiaint; butfonu
BStsly thclrcoodnw!rl"es noteuil bcre.sn.l those
wliooncotry thjniTriii flni these little pills valts.
eble In so many svi mat they -will not be wil
ling to do ithout them. But after aUalckuea4
'la the bane cf bo many live tbat berefavhCTi
we make cur rmt boMt. Our vUiicujit wbila
ethers do not.
. CrterB LitUe Lircr Tills re rcry malt -mtj
Tery eary to take. On or two rill make a dose.
Tboy ore strictly vts(6tablo aud cto not gripe or
purpo. but by tbotr gentle, action ploasa ail wh
naetbem. In Tialaat 25 can U : flreforll. Sold
lij drogfiiaU eYwynhan, or sent by mail.
CARTER fAEDICINS CO., New York;
SMALL FILL. SMALL COSE. SUALLFRICc
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yhBf AGency fir
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a V fl
n, ry-fi'.vr 7-ti CAVEATS,
TK:tCr TRADE IVIARItS,
w V T wwi- ntn a, oji.jo
For iTiforrniitioii and froe nanrtboolr writs to
MUNN sk CO-3C1 Bkoauwat, Nkw Yohk.
Oldert burena for seen nun patents tn America.
Every patent t'lsfn out fry us la brrmirht before
tbo public by a notice given freo of charge In tbe
iFiicntific amcrican
. jct drenlatlon of any sclentifle paper tn the
I worlo. tiijiijialr lllUHtratct. No Intelllgnnt
man rhmiVv be without it. Week i v. :t.ou a
1 year; 1..t0 six mnntlis. Adrtrens MtlNN S tXL.
tuuusuuis, Z01 UroaJwaj. Jiew Juik.
LEGAL.
a 1 I
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WALK IN.
Walk in anl examine our
t nr,A T-nrird stork for the
i Sll SIC A1V
Fall Trade of 1891 and the
Winter of 1892. We are
Ever Ready
To show customer our goodi.
It is our business to supply
jour wants and we knew that
we can accommodate you, ii
you drop in and deal with us.
We hare all kinds of dress
rrr.rda in all Colors to SUlt the
varied tastes of people. We
have a full line of
Jm0tc1ty Goods,
th.it reoDle want these times.
Just ask for what you
Wailt !
and it will be our pleasure to
wait on you. We are stock
ed in
GROCERIES.
at drop prices and Queensware
in full assortment. Glaus wars
to please the eye and to do ser
vice SHOES-
Our shoe Department is large
and grades from the Daintiest
to the Substantial Shoe and
Ceot lor the field and forest.
0 P. D E n .
We have almost everything,
and what we hav'nt gt, we'll
Order, o please favor us with
a call.
TOBACCO-
To the lovers of the weed,
we say we keep the best brands.
TRY 0LR TOBACCO.
All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
Ilemember the place,
1ais tekt, Orr-osiTi Cocet IIocbe,
f Siffiiiitovrii, Pa.,
Frcd'k ESPl-aXSCUABE
A: Mora.
Kothing On Eartli lYill
Sheridan's Condition Powder!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Btzenf and Healthy ; Prevents ell Disuse.
Geerf ee- HulHmf JTeaM.
Tt ta WolUlr ! Hlt-Sl; "i-rod. ! ;
Uy rK teala of e M a cla,;. Fa,' CK-rcank na
;-nur SBn.l.r a n3.-la "Oi.Lut, ewial'Nl aa
a4 . aaad ail Ki pr.,K.I ilai.M m1m ,n imeiw.
It easi't iitltsca4 ( aja.
IIIM n,SI aSI4ikaaiCilS.su
ma. . alaraal fi. Wlr taww, prtaa
ait:ila fra wlLS (I ajarfiara ar anara. Sajaa' away
L a. .O.mto aW.acaia E.-.Se, KaaMullaes.
XI zj tbe T?KirMl ?:fTretI IL
Ukviuj, B. I.. Mareh . MPL I
I, Uv eoderaigned, sunaroi from epilepsy toe '
years. bi no iV,:l'-' aud eouid do no work
viisAever ; ecnsunvi a tinuiber of doctors, bat
all amid there was no remedy for xnv disease. ;
1 Uiea toek Pastor Koemg s Nervw Tuoie, and
Bin now In perfaet tkatUo. and wie-k ail use tJine,
1'nuaaibad Laanka te your ranged y.
l'HILir alOXQBOH.
D6 rwosrncr 8t, Kawaiut. N. J.. Marehl, 11.
I got some of Pastor Koenig s dartre Tookj :
for Dervoosiaeea and sleeplofesoeas aod tt j
helped me ; Uia ftrst Unas I took U I had the
heat ftlvu I havd ha.1 for a'TPral months. I !
also know lr;nds of mine who used ft aud say
It Is the best neree lonie tbey oyer need. I
write this that eoeie sufferer saay uae yoor
Ksdiclne and be helped by It.
MHB. J. MURPHT.
-A VslnsMs Ttook n Kerrona
llaaMkses sant freo to snr sdilreas.
and poor ptuen'j can slao obtain
thia medlciue free of clisrcu.
This remedy bss been prepared by the Knre3d i
Peator Knnif. or vor Harne. ina4 since io.t auc
lauow ureparad under bis dlrseUou br the
KOEH1C MED. CO., Chicago, l!l.
IfcridbTDrureiets at SI per Dottle. OforeS.
XaUzetiiM.01.7S. C Bottles for 90.
ro we&i
frirl eWig fresa She eataess ef yewOfal eaeuea. aarl
onaa. waataag waaSaaaa. leat saaaheaal. e'.. I aS
aaad a valaable SraMaae eaekalalaaj rem
artnantwkmMis.FRCts'aUrii. A.
aaleca.4 ssaaUaal werk -. efcoald Ve reW by (Tary
iwb wke la Berveea aad ablUkaa4. iianr
Trot. 9. . WI
A I'aTrablw Terdlrl iHti
Twenty Tear Trial.
Tbe original aud oa'y genuine Compound
flxygen Treatment tbat of I)-s. Starkey at
l'bales, is a scieutine arliustniSDt of tba ale.
msnts of Oxygen snd ' itrogen uisjnet ired;
aud the eompound la so cosdeaisd and
made portable tbat it is sent to all tbe wor'd.
It bss been in use for more thsn twenty
years; tboussnds of patienta hare jbesn
trested, snd recommend it a very signifi
cant I set.
It does aot set as most dru(sdo ky Croat
ia; another ailment, often requiring a sec
ond course to eradicate tbe evil atfecta of
the frst, but Compound Oxygen is a revit
aiizer, renewing, slreegtbenitig, iaiigorat
icg th wbole body.
Tbs.e stateicenta are confirmed t,v nam
tri us testimonials, published in our book
ol Ct'O psges, oaly witb tbe express permis
sion of ibe pstieats, thair nsmes and ad
draaaes sre given and you can rel'sr tothsm
for turtser informatieu.
Tl:e grest succcess of our treatment bss
given rise te a boat of imitalora, n. scrupu
lous persons; some celling tbeir preparation
Compound Oxygsn, often appropriating our
trstmionisls aad tbe names ef onr patienta
to rrccommend worthless concottions.
But sny substance made elsewhere sr by
others, snd called Compound Oxygen a
njurioua.
Compound Oxycen Its Hod o Action
snd Kestilts," is th titles of a new boot ol
200 pages, published by Drs. Starkey ItPa
len, which gives to all inquirers t ull iufora
alinn aa to thia remarkable curative ageit,
and a record ef surprising cares ia a wile
range of chronic casea mauy ef them afiar
being abandoned to die by other physiciam.
Will be mailed Irea to any address on ap
plication Drs. Starkey at Pbalen, 1629 Arch St.,
Philadelphia, fa., 120 Sutter St., San r'rsn
cisco, Cat.
. " . . "--w KnXmm .
LKGJL.
gXECUTORS NOTICE.
EtattfJohn C. Burnt, ite'd.
Lattera Testamentary the
John C. Bures dcaeased late oi mm..
J V) v . .
.Mr, J,-:. 2& V
Je r.qu.,t.d to m.k. ;
eatate
hose
" ' . .... ..lhAvt
having elainia to pre.eui mo a.
d'"Tl JOHN O. BURNS,
J. L. WOODS IDE,
tucutors.
Laek P. O. JnniauCe-, Pa.
December 1 lib, 191.
IT w
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KOCLAMATION. WHEBIAaTiia
Cuas. A- Babtt, rrreiueni -uuK
.!.-.... nrCnmninn Pleaa of IDO lal i U-
LU. . v
dicial District, composed or tbecouatiei !
Juniata and Perry, and the Dene. J. K.
I'attso.v, aad J H aIcM. Judges
ot tbe said Court of Common l'leas ef Ju
aiaia Ceuaiy bare issued tbeir precept to
me direct.d, beano date tbe 4.tn day or
Jaausrr, tor bo!dis a cmrt or Oyer
and Teriuiner. aad Uensral Jail Dehwy,
aad tienaral Quarter Sessions oi toe Teace
at aJimintoa-a, oa tbe first Uouday of faD
ruary, leyj, bomg tlie 1st day ol tbe tnentb.
fvOTICK IS 11KREB1" GIVEN, to tba
Coroner Justices ol tbe Peace and ConsU-
blea el tbe ceuuly of Juniata, that tbey be
tbu and llisre in IBeir prepar pcrown., .
tea o'clock in tLe lorenooa of aaid day,
iib tbeir records, ipqnisitioD. exatuina
tiobsacd eyer teru.asbrsaces, to de those
things that tbslr ollices respectively apper
tain, aud these tbat are bound by recoguix
iki to orosecute aitsipsl lha prison.ra tbat
re or tosn may be ia tbe Jsiicl aaid ceun
l,. he tb4n sod'lliaie t uicsrcule against
. . -
Ibam aa shall be just.
liv an set ef Aneiub'T, jasscd tbe 9th
day 'of Mmj, A. U , 10. it ia made Ibe d u
ty of the Jusiicrs ol tne fries, ot tbe sev
ers! routines ot Ihia llomawnwealtb, to re
turn to the Curk el tbia Cuart of Quarter
Seasioas of the respecliie counties, ail tbe
lecognizsbcre enterid iota before ihraa by
any person or ersana cbsigrd wilh the
cuansissien ol any crime, except sucb caaea
aa uit bu ekded Lelore a Juatico of tbe
Peace, uader eiisliujc laws, at loaal tea dara
beiore the cemuiraeeuieut of Ibe session
el tbe Court to weica Ibrr are made re
turnsole reL-ciivalv, and iuall caara wbere
aav urLfLiisccs are taoi'd lulo less
than Ira aata before tae coiniuenoiuect t
ol the cessiuu to abK'b they are sulo ro
tainab:e, the said Juiticrs are to return
tLe slice in too tstua toaaisr as ii said sat
Lsd net reeo psstsd.
Listed st li'.Uliul. u, on lhe 4 b day of
Jabusiy, in ll.o i ir el aur l.i ril.uus Ikou
saaa eibl buadrsd scd uistli iu.
SA-ti-L. LAi-P, ftberiti.
Sussu r's Orricc, Mirru.Towa,
Jaansry , 1892.
Leois I. ATXixsaa. Y. . U. r ass sll.
1TKISI3I . rESIELL,
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW,
MirrLiKTww, rx.
BSCellectiag and Ceaveyaaciag pranspt
ly attended te.
Ornca Oa If aia street, la alace ef resi
dence ef I.eaia K. Atkinson, Ksq.. seatb (
Bridge street. Cct JS, 1 ITS.
Jess aluLaawBLii. Jessr W. Stimmbl
lirLilGUMIAITlMHEI.,
INSDEAHOE AGENTS,
PORT BOTJL, JUXliTA CO., PJ.
ByOaly reliakle Cesspaaiea represented.
Jan. 1, lS2-lr
ss.a.H.csAwrssa, pa. iiisti s.cnwrK,
D. M. CB4 WrOKD A SOW.
have formed a parteersbip far tbe ynwtice
of Hediciae and Jbeir cellatteral braachea.
Ottice at eld ataad, reraer of Third aad r
ange streets, ITffliutewa. Pa. Uitsr bath
ot Iketu will be leund at tbeir eUce at all
times, unless otherwise prel'essieeully en-gsg-d.
April 1st, 1I0.
WIS'J TO TAT
I Worth Knowing,
Tbat I r.a stop reeraaraa ia le thai
; It asiuatea; pain, ae eitractiat-.
I Thst I eaa extrar t tes'k witbevt pais,
by tbe nee ef a laid aeplie4 te tbe teeth
j aad (sans ; a ttasjsr.
I Tbat Diseased fv a as a tkaewn
' as Scnrvy) treat ?a,;.ed noress'ni'y
j aad a rare warPy'trauled la every
I case. .v.'ta
Tests Fillid aad warranted ter lire.
Artificial Tee'la repaired, exchao(e er,
remeddled, lr 9v.tM to $Vi per aet.
Beaatiful tinas Tuauieied Tsel inserted at
priors te suit all.
All work warranted te give perfect sstis
fartiea. Feepla be ba'e arnfcml teetb
with which they caauet eat, are especially
invited tecall.
Tssns Caih.
G. L.. DERR,
Practical Dentist,
siTAaLisain ia mrrLiSTewa, Pa., is l!t9.
9ct. 14 '85.
-Yt!l be paid for a recipe enabling
us to make Wolff's Acme Black
in v. r.t such a price that the retailer
can profitably sell it at ioc. a bottle.
At present the retail price is 20c.
Ta;s ctf.r is mp?n until Janosry let., 189J. For
particulars aidraaa tbs untleraigntd.
A.CMZ r.LACKisn is rr.aJe of pure tlcohcl,
o'!i-r 1. dressiiii nre mu le of water.
Water c.-i:s nothing. Alcoholio dear. Who
ct show us how t make it without alcohol
a : that e can make Acti r. ISlackisc as cheap
as water rlrytsine, or put it ia fancy pack
er's like msry of tlit w ater dressing, and
t.iea chare-f.ir the outtule appearance in-'-a.l
cf chc--ging for the co'ntenU cf tli
U-At!e
VCGLyy & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia,
i.- l!i Dame cf a paint of which a 25c. bottle
i eiiutigli to make six scratched and Hulled
chrrrv cl.airs lixik like newly finished ma.
hcanica. It will do many other remarkable
thinjs which ro other paint can do.
Ail retailer! sell it.
18 bntskindeep Therearethensanrlaofladie
,JWh.bv,aTretfulfr '"" "d would be ac
corded the t.aini of beauty were it not for a r-vr
ntOilA s VIOLA C ft CAM aa pc.vaifr theso
qU; itk?,th" J,u!'''ychanKe the moV it aullSlr
;S2S1CO,CiPiXioa tooIICO' Btral health
and pnblcin slii-d besnty. It cures Oily 8kin.
Freckka, Wack Ileada, Eiotch,-s, BunlVnra.
Tan, ftmplea, and s.t InipericcTio-.s .f thi
akin. It is m.l acterat-tic but a cure, yet ls bet
ter for tho toilet table han powder to'l by
DruMiSta, or yant pnstraM upon rceelt.t of 50rl
O- C. ulTTMER & CO., Toledo, I
DsMGHETT
Jvs.ristr.v.s.oF COTfl IV1 ERCE
-s-timij auHOOL OF
C3or.SLimptlcn 8ure!y Curod.
l"Z nn: Pleas. Inform jr-ur revlo-s
that I har. a p..tlve remedy fur ths al;oye-ii,r..ru
. By 1.. Um.tyneethonsanlaotho,
eases hare Uen pennstMnUy eured. I ehall be cUd
to sasd two bottles of my remedy FKZE to,', IS
your rectors wbo have eon-umption it thev wm
eeud mo their tinre, and p T eT wm
t fully. x. a. aiAjcbu. M. c. imi rZ;. iTV
aavSMs) aVtsj .
BOSIHESSgSHORMND
5 ear Bead s, k!Tt ollijSS
NOW FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Our entire stock must now be closed out, Regardless of Cost to make
room for
SPRING STOCK
. ,. (llA Ti. 30 daT8. Every thing in our store will bo sacrificed
As;-j-toaof MeB,s Boys and chilJrea'3 ath-
mg, ana
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
mrpRrnTSi OVERCOATS t from the heavy storm to the fine.tB,a.
C0'V-JJ:LZnv n fine 'Overcoats. We handle the Candee Rub-
ver.
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CUUBEKLAXD VALI.IY UAILttOAD
Time Table July a0,l9l.
pawn TSalSS.
Chsru'iersburg creiuaiodatinn leaves
fhsnil ersbnrg. 6 Si a as; Shippensbarg 7 09
a m; Nswvillo 7 18 a :; Carlis! 7 4 a as,
.Veclianicsbnrg I ii 1 m; Dillsburg 9 a ni;
arrives at Iiarrisbur; ( 25 a m.
Hagerstowo Accomwedatioo leaves lis
gerstowo at 7 an, stopping at iatertardiate
taints, arrives at Uarriaburg V i9 a tn.
air's alail leaves Wiaebsster at 7 0t a sa;
I'.artinsbiiag 7 4i a as; IlafersUwa i 0 a
su; Uresncastle t i m; aiarioo 9 It a sa;
I'banhersbsrg IHim; Sbippeasbnrg 62
tn; NewTill It U a m; Carlisle 10 X a
in; tt-ekanirabnrg 10 5 a u; arrives at
Harrisourg 11 15 a na.
flar kiiTBii laivaa Harerstown st 12 dl
f m; Greeucastle 12 2S p na; Marion 12 ii
p re; Chambersburg I 2 ab w; abtppsns
burg I 11 p si; Itswvilla 1 40 p la; Carlisle
1 03 p as; Mecbanicsburg 2 21 p aa; Ul ls
burg 4 66 p rat; arrives at Harrisburg X 50
P
Evening Hail leave W mcbaster 24 sa;
alartinsburg t 19 p n; Uagersiowo 4 !9 f
so; lireentasll 4 47 p as; llsri 4 67 p u;
Cbainliersburg 6 15 p mi Sbippensb.irg 6 4
p 111; ftew villas Ot p as; Carlul S "5 p u;
llcbanicsbarg 60 p ia- Billakurg 7 U p
in; srrivus at ilarrisburg 7 12 p sa.
N'gt Express, Isaves W incboster 7 Ii i
111; Uariinaburg SO p in; Usge.etew 10 V)
f at; (ireeneastle 10 SI p sa; Chambers,
burg 10 46 p ni; Sbippea.burg 11 01 pas;
Newsille 11 22; Carlisle 11 41 p tn; Uechaa
icsbarg 12 HI a m; arrivea at llarrisberg 1S
20 a m-
Addl!inal train will leave Carlisle daily
except Sundsy at 6 60 a ss, stppieg at ail
itsimsdie:a statloos; arriving at Harris
burg at at 0 40 a m, and en Baturaa s only
t'aiBs traina will Isav kieekaaicsburg at
6.10 p m. arrive at Uarrisbarg t 2b ta;
leare Carlisle t f m; arriv at liarrisbnre
45 p as; stopping at tntarrugdiat atatiaaT
Tbe East Afail aad Night Express Ks
will run daily betweest Ilarrisburg aad Ha
garatewa, and k'vening Afail aad Moraing
Uail daily bstweea Ilarrisburg aad Ckaia
bersburg
cr Tims.
M Express, leaves llarborg 6 40 a n
iltchsnicsburg a u; Carlisle '20 a tn';
Nswvill 40 a ls; Shippensburg 7 am'
Cbsmborsburg 7 1'0 a na; Greencastle 7 42
a as; Uagerstewa S 26 m at; Wartiaaburg 9 10
a ss; arnveat Winchester It OS a sa.
H'r g Uail leavea Harriaburg at S tS aa
Diilsburg 9 00 a m; Meehanicaburg I 27 a
as; Larliala t 62 a ni; Newviil 9 U a ta
Skippenaburg 9 IS a tn; Chamberskrg o'
ti a a,: Mari.n It 17 a .-; Graenba.ti It.
-I a sa; Hagerstowi 11 UO a M.,.,-.i
U 46 a ta; arrirss at Wineke.tor 12 25 p m.
Aec.mmed.ti.n tr.i. .,v.. lUrriibarg
at 12 p tn; el .cr.ee teeaurg list p a: Car-
lisi 12 65; Newvill 1 u
P nt; Car
burg US,.; Cbar.ber.our, 2 M T 1'.
aVai in
11. -i i m: Ur,,,u" a 26 p ta, Ha-
wa 1 6t p m.
gersiowa inm
nin KU'n"a Wrri.barg 4 03 p ,
-v , xiswTiii 1 p m; SkiD-
rsrsbllrr t-i , . y ?"'P-
- - r , -iaaioersurg (J 9i
m; M.ri.n 6 17 p m; Gr.e.c.stl. i 21 p
P m;
"........iiigpui; Marli.sburr
n 1 ' arrit'sia aa yar. . . n
7 43 p
m;
; arrivea at Winchester ,t St p na
Lhambersburr
n.rri.burg.to0plmii
med,at. r.,nsa.ud arrive, at (Jhimb.rsbu
1 16 p m.
leaves
er-
N.O. Express leav.s Harrisburg at 151
P m; at.ppin, at int.rmediat. poin's and ar
n es at Harstown 1 1 10 p a.
Additional trail will le.v. Harrisburg dai
P h , -U P m ,PPiD ' H inter
inediat si.t.on. and .a S.mrday. trafa,
will leav Ilarrisburg at 6 20 p u,; arriv. ,t
burg at 10 d0 p m, arriv at Carlisl 11
P m; atopptag , , iutermedi.t. station.
Memphis fcxpress and New Orleans Ex
pres. run daily between Harriaburg and Ha
reratown and Morning Mail daily botw...
Usrrisbnrg ad Chambersburg. DDlw,e"
Puiluian 1 Sleeping Care between narera
town and Kew York on Morning MaU Ici
.ghlExpre. east and on Meinph. "x.
Ful man bleeping Cara on NMgbt Kmresa
" eW r'!n' Kxpres. b.tween Th"
Uelphia and New Orleans.
Through coaches two and from Philad.l-
Accomodation and N. O. Expre.iw.,"
Hwt.ee Agamit Trempam.
All persoas are b.r.by cautioned aot to
sf i 5r m: ;Ln;
E. Atkinsoa. -"aries Adams, L.
October 28th, '91, ly.
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LOCAL OK TltAVELl.lX;, to srll ar
Nnrfcrv SikW. Salary, Kxpense asd
Steativ Kinnlartneitt rnarsnterd.
CHA-S U;tlTHKhS COMPANY,
t. Der. R. "51. Rochester, N. Y.
hE JHCWERS OF
OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO
WILL SOOp Flp -ThjAT 1
LrSTS LOGEI, TASJES
SWEETER THjAJ OjhjEi TO
BACCOS, AjvJD WILL pLEASE
VQ.f ASK YOUR DEALER F03 IT,
AND INSIST ON CETT1NG IT.
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