PEKT1NEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
WE1ESIA. UfXESBER 7, 1892.
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Transient advertisement Inserted at 60
eents per ucn "r eacn insertion.
Transient business notices in local col
nmn. 10 cents per line for each insertion.
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to advertise by the year, half or quarter
year.
SHORT LOCJ1LS.
Olonel Showers has had a new
roof pat on his house.
Juile Lyons was in Philadelphia
several days weeK.
Fine ISIacK Cheviot Scuts all wool
only $10 at Hollobaugh & Son.
The Lowwtown shirt factory com
mauced work last week.
Pr Dowd Crawford Kant a day
in Philadelphia last week.
The telephone has been known
Indi.i (or thousands cf years.
St orai Overcoats, only $5.00
Iloilolaugh & Son
in
at
W ill'-: : fi rce ocJiweyer spent days
1U
York, Pa., la.st week on Lecral bus-
mess.
The Finest Dress Overcoats,
the County are to be found at
Hollobaugh & Son.
in
Congressman Atkinson wont to
Washington the beginning of the
week.
Mr. and 3Irs. James
Hiiiihbtirg spent a day
town lsst week.
Speedy
or two
of
A stouo crossing has been laid
across Maiu street on the north side
of Jh'idgo street.
Hats, all the latest tyles you will
Cud only at Hollobaugh & Son.
1 1 o asuiugton street, crossiunr
at T'ist Point is in a bad condition
It in lower than the street.
Some cue says it will pay better
to raise broom corn than wheat, who
kfcjws by actual experiment.
Fine line of Ladies and Gentlemens
umbrellas, suitable for a Christmas
present r.t Hollobaugh & Son.
A small soa of Peter Lpons, an
Okinhom i farmer, was killed and his
body partly eaten by wolves.
W'e handle Clay Worsteds of the
lest quality, nothing like them in
fine:
the cjuntv, only $15 to $20 at
Hollobaugh &, Son.
Thu La.vistown Methodist congre
gation cleared one hundred dollars
by tlitir Thanks giving dinner.
A l.irge straw stack on the Jacobs
heir's f:irtn was destroyed by an in
cendiary tire last Mond-y afternoon.
Higuest price paid for mirA, fox,
black skunk or musk rat skins, either
in c.ish or tr;dd at Hol'otaugh
i Sou.
Th it iters uncalled for last Sat
urday in th-j Jliftliutown post ofiice
were fur Mr. B. II. Hess, John Kines,
Mrs. Lizzie Silks.
Ex- G-ivemor Henry M. Hoyfc,
died at W'ilkesbarre at 2 o'clock, on
December 1st., He was born on his
father's firm iu Luzern county, June
8, 1S30.
When it cornea to hats, neckware,
fine dresi suits, fine overcoats and
fine shirts Hollobangh & San laps
all the rest in the shadn.
There are 900,009 pensioners on
the rolls and many more seeking to
get on, and what is the Democratic
party going to do about it T
Mis3 Sophonisba Brecknridge,
daughter of Congressman Brecken
ridge has been admitted to the bar
and is practicing law in Kentucky.
Do you want to make your hus
band a nice Christmas present, get
him a soul plush Cap. only $1.50 at
Hollobaugh & Sju.
There is a talk in Congressional
circles about changing the time for
the meeting of Congrns from the
first of December to the fourth of
March.
A ten ton stone is reported to
have fallen from the Bky in Colorado.
It is strange that the stones from
th sky always fall in the out of way
places.
Tha violin upon which it is claimed
the wedding march was played at
George Washington's marriage is
now in the possession of the Sunbury
Musical Association.
A man in Philadelphia who had
spent years in perfecting a ratchet
wrench went crazy when he found
that a patent for the same thing had
been granted 35 years ago.
Great interest ia taken by many
people, in the religious meetings
that Rev. Mr. Wallace has been con
ducting in the Patterson church
building the past several weeks.
The advertised letters in the Pat
terson post office are for Miss Ger
trude E. McMeen Mr. Dan Liddick,
David H. Burnwell, Elias Plummer,
M. J. McMenumin, Col. Richison.
No misfit goods in our stock, all
goods will bear inspection, we want
you to c impare our goods with oth
ers we do not fear your verdict
Hollobaugh & Son
The owners of cattle and horses
in the vicinity of Columbus, Ohio,
have been annoyed by the depred
ations of a supposed lunatic, who
has butchered the stock during the
past three months.
Dr. H"j-ry Derr, who has
practicing dentristry the past
al j ears in Mifflinbnrg, Union
been
sever
coun.
ty, has come to Mifliintown, to
take
tho place in dentistry, made vacant
bv the death of his father Dt G. L.
Derr.
Shirts the largest line and the la
test patters at Hollobaugh & Son.
it is not often that a person can
be found who delights in boasting of
having been born out of the bonds
of wedlock. Such a man died re
cently in Findlay, Ohio. It was bis
boast that he was an illegitimate son
napoleon Bonaparte.
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Popular vote and for 7
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wnn.;;,ruul'u'8 mat the
'rPVIheTdopthon
BUUU Jill fl MVti
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social evd question. A nnrti i
tin,.. 1 .. . t "
dt A0rd -ciethave' been
aotu LIIH f I llPQhAn nJ U . '
T- '; " uas uecrae one of
general interest and ablation.
air. Joaeoh Aimi t
Hnfi S awi1ent near HapP;
Hollow School Honse lh ?
eniusr. Thv V....1 . 7 .
, - uui i ue val
ley and wer I liat f it..
home, when the king bolt of the bu-
i ? anJ the front "nninp gear's
palled away from the other part of
the buggy. The drop was so sud
den that both father and son fell for
waru and out over the dash board.
jUr. Adams fell on his face and hurt
I BO eveJ"el7 that after be came
home Dr. D. M f!rttf,.i . ?
i- - .... . """" tjueii
to give it , attention. He left a good
deal of blood in the i ;
ney from the Pehool honse to town
lu' as mis time lm ia r.v,.i- l
cubcis oi me aocident
Some one has surro-Pcf..,i
n i- .. .?.?-"" """"
luree nquor distilleries be started
l:'lue county, where farmers can
vuou iucy can ourain fnr it
ie general market. Two genera
.. - - v uw J LI
uods ago there were manv distiller.
les in Juniata county to whom farm
ers sjia tUeir grain for a larger
price tnan they could et in the fen
era! market Most of the dmHllr;a
eie run l-V the farmf.ni -..-.,,1.4
first convert the trrftin f th.v
farms into liquor, and after that make
uquor or the grain, of their neigh
bors ami in that way obtain a front.
er pnea lor their gram. Tho grain
was distilled in the winter time wh n
little work can ba done on the farm.
If grain keeps goiDg down in price
history may repeat itself in the man
ufacture of liquor in the hiwhlanrJ
m ... .
countie3 of Pennsvlvania.
Bloom field Advocata:
has bought the farm of Geo. Hetrick
for $3,000. It is the same farm he
ho sold to Ur. Hetrick one vesr arro.
for $3,200. A".K. Brv-
ner, of Cisua's Run, was offered 40
for on hog one day last week, bnt
refused to st.ll. The
large new barn of Samuel M. Liffkt-
ner, in Sheaffer's Valley, Tyrone twp
with all its contents, was burned to
tue grouud last Saturday. The fire
was discovered about 2 o'clock d. m..
and in an hour's time the structure
was burned to the foundation. The
hay, some wheat, oats and corn were
burned. The stock and nearly all
the farming implements and machin
ery wtru saved. The origin of the
fire ia not known. There was .1100
insuranco on the barn and $500 on
the crop.
Andrew Bnks and Lewis Strayer
went coon hunting the other even
ing, hiviDg Strayer's two trained
dogs with them. The dogs treed a
coou on a tree away up the eid9 of
the mountain, and then fell out over
it and wentto lighting They rolled
over ar.d over, down the mountain
side, their owner and Banks follow
ing as best they could, trying to part
them. At the foot of the mountain
there runs a creek, the dogs were
chased into that with the hope that
water would end the fight, but it did
not, they got out of the creek and
went at it again, and fought till they
were so exhausted that they fell off
their feet. It was thought it was a
fight to the finish but on of the
dogs revived so as to be able to ac
company his master home. The oth
er dog was left on the field of battle
not able to walk, and at last report
had not returned. It was an unex
pected deliverence of tho coon.
Fine Dress Suits Corkscrew, only
$10 at Holiobough & Son.
SberllPs Sales.
The Sheriff sold the following
properties at the Court house on
Friday afternoon at 10 o'clock.
No. 1. A tract of laDd in Monroe
township containing 93 acres as the
property of Joseph Page, was pur
chased by L, E. Atkinson for $2400.
No. 3. A tract of land situate in
Tuscarora township, containing 19
acres, as the property of H. R. Palm,
was purchased by E. E. Palm for
$272.
Booked for Court.
The following cases
are booked
for court this week.
John Balentine vs. Elias Horning
et al, No. 11 Feb. term, 1891. This
is about a piece of land that Balen
tine, thought was vacant ana took
up, the Homings claim the land.
Abram Lyder and Susan Lyder tf.
Benjamin Boninger, No. 12 Sep.
term, 1892. This is about some
hogs that the defendeut sold to
plaintiff on the condition that they
belonged to defendent till paid for,
be afterwards took the hogs from
plaintiff.
John Wise vs. Irvin Clark No. 138
Sept. term, 1 892. This is about hogs
that tresspassed on land of plaintiff.
William H. Kurtz, assignee of H.
S. Moist vs. Simon Fogleman, No.
196 September term 1892. This is
about an alleged breach of contract.
Eh'za Benner vs. Albert Hckn-
berger and Henry H. Yocum, No. 24,
December term, 1892. This is an
action to recover property that was
sold by the constable.
Com. vs. Samuel Miller, charge
fornication.
Com. vs. William Shaffer, charge
fonication and bastardy.
Com. vs. Mrs. Ephemia
charge assault and battery,
cutor Calvin A. Kepner.
Moyer,
Prose-
Com. va. Charles Conner, D. Con
ner, and Ed Louder, charge assault
and battery, prosecutrix George
Soles.
- Com. vs. George Willi, charge for
nication and bastardy, prosecutor
Lottie Carter.
Com. vs. George Soles, charge, as
sault and battery, prosecutor Charles
i Conner.
I
j Com. vs. James Bardell, charge
assault and battery, prosecutor 'W.
McDonald.
ClOBl. TR Jtuvifk 7oi rrl.i. fli o nra
selling hquor without license, infor
mation given by constable of Port
RoyaL
Com. vs. L. S. Todd, chnrmv rrv
bezlement, prosecutors, W. B. Horn
mg, Edward Hower, S. C. Coldren
An extra fine line of Suspenders
J. TT mm m .
t tloliouaUQ'h &; Hon.
Teachers Local Institute.
At Tbompsontown. Pa.. December
iotn, and 17th, 1892.
FRIDAr 3VN1HQ.
Address of welcome, El win Davis.
itespoosf, Maggie Regan.
The Daily prets in the Bchool. E.
E. Smith.
Educate the whole boy. S. E
Sburtz.
An educated ancestry, L. S. Shim-
mell. ,
8ATUBDAY MORXDili.
School Hygene, Bert Auman.
The best way to teach spelling. L.
A. Woodward.
School room decoration, Florence
L. Detra.
Rsviews, theircharacter, frequency
ana value, li. J. VanOrmer.
Astronomy, L. Hartman.
Patriotism in school, H. C. Saus
man. SATl'BDAT AtTEKSOON.
Mistakes in teaching history, O.
B. Sulouff.
The value of music, J. F. Niemond
Lights and shadows of a teach
ers life, Nora Sieber,
Busy work for little pupil, Celia
Regan.
Use and abuse of the blackboard.
C. L. Winey.
SATURDAY EVENISO.
What should the schools accomp
lish for their pupils, W. M. Rife.
Kccitation, E. Blanch Fry.
Responsibilities of a teacher, O. C.
Gortner.
Educational paper, N. S. Henkle.
Recitation, E. Pearl Haldeman.
Music for the institute will bo fur
nished bv Mis3 Haldeman, Messrs.
SuIoufT, Neimond, Smith Woodward.
Recitations will be given by pupils
of the public schools. All teachers,
directors and friends of education
are cordially invited to attend and
take part in the discussions.
J W. M. Rife.
Committee Lizzie VanOrmar.
J Florence Detra.
(S E. Shurtz.
Court Proceedings-
Court convened in the Court
House on Monday morning at 10
o'clock, with Judges Lyons and-Bar
ton on the bench.
The constables made their returns.
Constable Brvner was appointed
to wait on Grand Juiy.
J. W. Youngman aud Joseph
Yeigh were appointed to wait upon
the juries.
Upon motion James M. Barnett,
of Perry county, was admitted to
practice law in th9 several courts of
Juniata county.
Wilberforce Schweyer, auditor in
the estate of Mary Ann Snyder, filed
his report which was confirmed nisi.
In the estate of William Kenedy,
deceased, the administrator, Andrew
Bauks was prdered to sell real estate.
In estate of Joseph Ard, deceased,
return made to order of sle, proper
ty sold, and sale confirmed.
Dr. L. Banks was appointed guar
dian of John Mary Kennedy, minor
children of William Kennedy, de
ceased. Bond of William Harrigan, guar
dian of Margaret Augusta Stewart,
approved.
An order to view a site for a bridge
over Mahontongo creek near Meis
er's Mills, continued to February ses
sionp. J. N. Keller was appointed a com
missioner to take testimony in the di
vorce case of Huldah Bair vs. Wil
liam E. Bair.
In 1888 B. F. Seesholtz was con
victed of disturbing a religious
meeting end assault and battery. He
escaped from the court room btfore
vacation. Was recently re-arrested
brought into court and sentenced to
sixty days in jail and pay a fine of
$11 and costs of prosecution, and
stand convicted until sentence is
complied with.
J. A. Martin, R. W. Umphry and
A. H. Kurtz were appointed viewers
to change the route of Cedar Spring
road in Walker' and Fermanagh
townships.
George Hewer was appointed com
missioner to take testimony in' the
divorce proceedings between Jane
Carter and Samuel Carter.
After the Jury Fixer.
That they are after tho jury fixer
in irerry county, may be learned
from the Bloomfield Advocate of last
week, which says: Just before court
adjourned on Sit urday evening Judge
Lyons ordered District Attorney Pot
ter to cause the arrest of John K.
Blattenbergerof Liverpool, on the
charge of jury-fixing at this last term
of court. The maximum penalty for
this infraction of the law is an im
prisonment for one year and a fine
of $500, or either or both at the dis
cretion of the court. The warrant
was ifsued and served on Monday.
A hearing was had before Justice of
the Peace Chas. E. Deckard, of Liv
erpooi, ana Mr. iiattenberger was
held in the sum of $300 for his ap
pearance at court, John Mangle be
coming his security.
Ladies Misses and children s erum
boots away down in price at
Hollobaugh x &on.
Ministerial Association.
The Ministerial Association of the
boroughs of Mifflintown and Patter
son, and of contiguous charges, held
their third meeting at the Lutheran
pasonage in Mifliintown on the 28th
of November. In addition to
paper upon Romanism presented by
the secretary, was a free and interest
ing expressionof opinion by the minis
ters present. The next meeting will
be held at the Presbyterian Parson
age in Port RoyaL December 12, at
2 o'clock, P. M.
M. L. Drcm,
Secretary,
Appolatments.
List of the brethren's appoint
ment lor the year 18'J3.
Jan. 15, McVeytown.
' 29, Swamp S. H.. eve. G. D.
Feb. 5, Pike, M. H.
" 19, Red Rock. S. H.
March 5, Swamp, S. H., eve. W. O.
" 12, Stewart Lider.
" 19 Pike, M. H.
. ' McVevtowu.
April 9 Jacob Shirk.
23, Swamp, S. H., eve.
G. D
" 30, Pike, M. H.
May 21, Red Rock. S. H.
Jan9 5i McVeytown.
" 11, Pike, M. H.
" 18, Swamp S. H, eve. W.
July 16, Stewart Lider.
" 23, Pike, M. H.
Aug. 13, McVevtown.
" 27, Jacob Shirk,
Sep. 3. Pike, M. H.
" 17, Swamp, S. H. eve. G.
Oct. 1, Red Rack, S. H.
" 15, Pike, M. H.
" 22, McVeytown.
Nov. 5, Swamp, S. H., eve. W.
Ul, Pike, M. H.
3, Stewart Lider.
10, Swamp S. H.t eve G.
Jacob Shirk.
31, McVevtown.
Dec.
Do you want a pair of Overall
that will not rip that fits you like a
pair of pants Buy the Sweet Orr,
Hollobaugh & Son sells them.
-o
lTooden Shoes
New York has a Frenchman whose
sole business is tho making of wood.
en shoes. "Are you coining the cash
asked a Rec. tier of this little
Frenchmen.
"Well, the business has its ups
and downs. Many French ceo pie
know me, and they come and order
what we call soques shoes with a
wooden sole and leather lop.
"You see the pastry cooks and
bakers, the waiters and glassmakers
would rather wear the sabots ; they
last loncrer. Yes, the work paps,
me, but I'm not getting rich."
Scalded.
Monday morning while Joseph
Werlz and Martin Gazette was
scraping a hog at the slaughter house
of Wian Brothers, along the creek
near Spanogle's Mr. Gazette got a
dipper of scalding water to pour on
the legs of the hog where he was
working and iu passing Mr. Wertz,
who was stooping, he slipped and
spilled the water on the latter, scald
ing his head, the left side of his face
and hi3 back very painfully. Lewis
town Gazette.
Trunk, hand bags, satchel tele
scopes all ptyles and prices at Hollo
baugh & Son.
31 A Hit IK O:
Bkidi.ir Rodokrs. On the 23rd
ult., by Rev. H. C. Holloway, D. D.,
Wm. C. Beidler, of Stevenson coua
ty, 111., and Emma Rodgers, of Walk
er township.
M illkk Parker. On the 24th ult.
at the residence of the bride's parents
in Harrisburer, by Rev. A. H. Parker,
Harry W. Miller and Annie J., daugh
ter of Cloyd M. Parker, both of that
city.
DIED :
Dirr. On the 2Sth ult,, in this
place Dr. Geoigo L. Derr, in the 63d
j-ear of his age.
F.sh On the 15th ult,. at McVey
town, Mifflin county Miss Susan
daughterof Rev. John, Esh of Spruce
Hill, aged 46 years and 21 days.
Krieder. On the 23 ult., in Har-
risburg, Carrie, daughter cf Tobias
and Sally Kreider, aged about 24
years.
jjietrick. un I he Xblii ult., in
Patterson, from career in the stom
ach, John Diet rick, aged 62 years, 5
months and 1 day.
MJFFUNTOWN MARKETS.
KiiFLiKTOwa, December 7, 1892.
Butter 20
Ewe 2(5
Ham 10
Shoulder, 08
Sides, , 6
Laid 10
MirFLINTOWN GBAIN MA B KIT
Wheat new 70
Corn in ear 40 to 50
Oo's, 25 to88
Rye 65
Cioverseod.............. $1.00
Timothy seed $1.00
Flax seed 1 60
Bran $1.10 a hundred
Chop...... ........$1.50 a hundred
Middlings $1.25 a hundred.
Ground Alum Salt 1 20
American Salt 80
Philadelphia Mareets, December
3, 1892 Wheat 74c ; rye GOc; corn
46c ; Orts 32 to 43c ; cloverseed 13c;
potatoes 05 to 78c ; sweet potatoes
55 to GOc ; onions $2.40; rice 4 to 6c ;
apples $1.50 to ?3.5 a barrel; cram-
berries $3.00 to $400 a crate ; Florida
oranges per crate $5.75 to $3.00 f
dried apples 3 to 5c ; Evaporated
apples 6 to 7c ; unpared 4 to 5c ;
Sundried raspberries 17 to 18c ;
black berries 6c ; pitted cheries 14
to 16c; unpitted 3c; tobacco 7 to 11
to 14c; Havana 63 to $1.15; Suma
tra $2.50 to $3.86 ; wool washed 26
34c ; wheat straw $7.50 to $8 a ton :
Oats straw $7.50 to $8 ton ; molasses
30 to 36c a gal ; lard 9 to 19c ; butter
13 to 31c : eggs 24 to 29c ; tallow
5 in cakes, timothy hay $1 a hundred
pounds.
I. J. PATTIS&ON, J.
W1LBEB SCBWKTCB
PATTERSON ii SCHWEYEIt,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
JOB PRINTING OF
done at thia office.
EVERT KIND
1 me line mens slippers at rock
bottom prices at Hollobaugh &
Son.
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If so, get the whole of the
asvaluable to you as to us.
WE HAVE STRUCK IT RICH,
and instead of hiding our candle
the whole world should know
IIARIXISBURG make of Shoes,
sents. The best $3.00 men's
Juniata County. We have them, both Congress and Lace.
H 35 S1 E
a shoe is not complete without
free from tacks, nails or thread
the stocking
The Harrisburg
It will pay you to try them. For sale enly at
G. W. HECK,
HE OMI EXCLUSIVE BOOT & SHOE MAS IN J1IATA COUSTI,
BRIDGE STREET,
Also the largest stock of
Misses' shoes in latest f tyles and
suited at Heck's, Bridge Street.
HOLLOBAUGH fc SON'S
Clothing
PATTERSON 1 V.
Nothing Succeeds Like Success,
and that we have made a success of the
First, we are keeping a better hoe
ept in a Clothing Store.
Second, we carry a much larger line
House in tho county.
Third we Keep up to the stjles.
out with an elegant suit wad a in thu latest cut tor one bait what it would cost
to have it made to order.
OUR FALL. AND
has bsen selected with great care and
st vies.
OUB LINE 0? OVERCOATS IS SIMPLY PEHFECTIQN.
Over 300 hundred overcoats acd 50 different btylcs from which to select.
All sizes from the small child to the portly man at from $1.50 to $'20. Sure
ly jou can be suited here.
In Hats We se'l more hats than any three stores in the conniy. Wo
have all the latest styles both iu crus-h aud derby. The only storo in the
county that carry a a full line.
We handle the Douglas Shoe vhich is in itself a guarantee. We have a
full line of Ladies and Gentlemen's Shoes at prices very much lowor thau thoy
can be had elsewhere. Also a full line of hoots that are no equal.
GOLD & SILVER WATCH CHAINS,
Kings and Jewelry. It will save you money to examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Neckwear and Bhirts are two cf our bobbies, and ycu will alwa9 find a
full line of the latest and nobbiest styles
the sale of the celebrated Sweet Ore &
every garment guaranteed to'givc eatit -
underwear that only needs to be seen to
alooDS we knock out all competition. The finest Cassiweres and Worsteds
sowed with silk in prices ranging from $3.50 to $6.50 per pair. We also oar
ry a full lino of trunks, satchels, umbrellas, trunks, hosiery, 'gloves, Gentle
men's, Ladies and Children's gum boots and Bhoes, suspenders, gum'coats, card
igan jackets, gentlemen's slippers, band-kerchiefs, mufflers, harmonicas, pocket-
books, purses, &o. We will take pleasure in showing you our goods whether
you purchase or not.
Hollobaugh & Son.
S. S. RUBLE,
EM B A L M E R
AND
Funeral Director.
I will guarantee satisfaction in ell cases'.
I am qualified to prepare corpses
taking room is three doors north of
Cases requiring attention at night will be promptly attended to by
calling on me at the National Hotel. .
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
S. S. RUBLE
LOST-MANHOOD!
SSveys French
erve RemedvIi
sold with & Written
GuaranU to curs
all Nervous diea
es, such as Wca
Memory. I-oss ct
Brain Fower, r
vouincss. Head-
BEFORC AND AFTER USE. icht, Wakeful
aes. Lost Manhood, Lassitude, all drains and lo&i
of prer in either sex, caused ty over-exertion o:
veuthfullndiscrction, which ultimately lead to 1.
a unity, Consumption ani Insanity Price, $t ot
package. - With every $? order we .five a wrrtto'
guarantee- to cure or refund njoaey. By tn--ui ?r
any address. PI VH' REMEDY CO., Toledo, a
CJr flMfT 7
. 1. . -
story.
It is short andSmay be
under a bushel, are willing
it. e are now selling the
which the above cut repre
shoe ever put on the market in
!M BEE
smooth, flexible inner soles,
that might hurt the feet or soil
Ime is Complete.
MIFFLINTOWN. PA.
general foot-wear. Ladies' and
all sizes. Everybody can be
ouse,
Clothing lSusiuc-ss is tn establisbcd fact
of all kiuds of Clothmg than is usually
of all kinds tliao any other Clothing
The joung mm of lo day can be fitted
WINTER STOCK
embraces all the latest patterns
and
in our stock. We are the cents for
Co. overalls, working pants, shirts,
faction. We have an extra fine line of
be appreciated. Ia Men-s dress pant
for any length of time. My under
the National Hotel on Main St.
IS but skin deep. Thprc are tbensandt of ladiu
wbo faavo ivgular features aud would be ac
corded the palm oi beauty wire it not for a roor
cr.T4-xion. To ell pucQ we recommend DR.
HEBRA'S VIOLA CREAM u poeewing these
qualities tbnt quickly chance the most sallow
and florid complexion to one oi natural heal lb
and unblemished beauty. It cunsOI!y bain,
Frepliea, Black leads, notches, Suubura,
Tan, i'iuiiOes ind a!l imierfectiaui oi the
skin. It i:. n'tic(fneiic but a cure, yet is Let
ter for tiio toilet table than powdt r. bold by
lrugxista. or Rent port paid upon rtecli't of 50c.
U C. BITTNER 4 CO., Toledo, O.
A PROCLAMATION
TO THE PEOPLE OF JUVIATA COUNTY AND SUR.
KOUNDING.COUNTRY.
77i will be an occasion to Rejoice.
THE ro OR AS. WELL AS THE RICH
WILL REAP THE BENEFIT
THIS FALL.
$10,000 Invested
IN OJNE WHACK.
Good Luck to alt who read with attention, because wo cater to the mats
Nothing exclusive about our business. Our doors are open for all, and every,
body is weloome whether they wUh to buy or not.
THIS IS X0 GLITTERING GUSH.
IT IS A TRUE DECLARATION.
HERE IS FOOD FOR KEFE.ECTIO.V
Our Stock of Men'a Sniln .Un. ......... .,.. "..
, ... . , . v .epic-cms more vaiue man loo entire
clothing stock, suits, overcoats and allboth for men and boysl of any other
House in this conntv. Thi. f. ..i. i r . . J ' . ' . ...
:J .... '"""ics, ior since no mercnant will
invest more money than his business absolutely requires, the truth stands oat
s clear as the noonday sun that we do the largest clothing trade in Joniat
county It oonsisrs of Sack and Cutaway Frock Suits, single double-breast-ed,
and made of Chevoits, bouole cloths, chssimeres, worsteds, Ac . in all new
and stylish oolours, mixtures and designs. Whether you need a suit or not
come in wd see n. The information will prove profitable to vcu. When you
do. V0U Will further rnnanlt mn, lni....t I :
full and complete. '
CLOTHING FOR THE BOYS.
Wa TP rnnftllv well n.sin ....... rr. i i -1 .... . ....
. - . j . .r. ncio jou. ioe exnioit tnis tall is larg
er, nncrnfpr anrt mnpaliBnanm. I - , . ....
---t,-.-. iH.u Buy previously maae, and it's counter-
part is not in the county to-day. In suits with short pants we are showing sev
eral lines as low in pnoe as $1.25 and $1.50.
Should you fail to find anything to suit among these go up fifty cents r
so and you molude another score of styles from which to select. We are head
quaaters for fittmg'out the boys in suits. We have a complete lioe of dark
mixed Cassimeres and Worsted. Trioots, Corkscrews, Diagonal and the podu-
j "ev'nr- e
at $5.00, and between tbis and $10.00,
Act find hpnt tonrtin.nt in hA .....4.
. . , ,,, y. iou tave enopgn on toe smt to pay
for the minor articles such as Hats, Neckwear, Gloves Ac.
1T"PiV ('OA rpoWe
lU.XL.n O VWi X O.nd
prices ever named for reliable goods. Our prices range from $2.50 to $13
Come and see our $5 men's Chinchilla Coats the grandest bargain ever offered
at this price. In boys and children's overcoats we have anything you want
from $1.50 to $10. Hundreds to select from.
TIVT fT A rricFull line of boys'stiff bats from 33o to $1.93, in a quality
-1-L1 -- -for tho price you can't equal.
Collars and Cuffs, Neckwear. Natty and tasteful scarfs and ties at 21o,
and from that up to COc.Jif you care to pay as much. In Handkerchiefs aud
Gloves the assortment is immense and tho prices so small as not to be worth
quoting.
FERD MEYERS,
the wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridge St , Mifflintown, Penna.
18G5, ESTABLISHED, 1889
Special Invitation To The Public
m
To attend tiie Attractirc Sale of Clothing that goes on dailj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
it will be
TO. THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examiue the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Trices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN IPjV.
HAVE YOU MONEY TO DEPOSIT?!
ARE YOU A BORROWER 7
-CALL. AT
T81 FIRST
BAKE $
MIFFLIN I OWN, PA.
FOUR PEE CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money loaned at Lowest Bates.
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ir,iW vit cm re 7f J i u.- r9 A.
' tfiVi, aV tc-rAeMfM, T-tl-rf f'ri.t.,
1 Ji' tttUp L'tc. -I.'l ti.'t.M
THK SELLERS MCD CIN;-
Sutfcrile fcr the Slvnati. ami Sipiiil
, K
Ci, a tctd japer.
3 "B DW Wm'8 Ur "0C1C u
negin in price with tbis class of goods
we show what is undoubtedly the larg.
V 9lt t . ... 6
are equally well prepared in Men's, Boys
Childrens Coats this winr. the Iowpp
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLUTOWIf, PA.
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKPH KOTHROCK. Pretident.
T. VAN IRWIN, Chur
DIBICTOaS.
W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Rotbroek,
John Uertaler, Philip M. Kepner,
Robort E. Parker, Lonia B. Atkiossa,
T. V. Irwin.
TOCZHOLDKXa :
Philip M. Kfpner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rothrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy. J. Holmes Irwin.
Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompson. Jr
John Hertzler.
T. V. Irwin.
Cbarlotte S nyder,
John M. Blair,
F. M. M. Pennell.
Josiab L. Barton,
Robert H. Patterson,
Levi Light,
Samuel S. Rothrock,
Wm. Swartz.
Solomon Manbeck,
Three and Four per cent, interest
Ul be
paid on certificates of deposite.
fjan 23, 1891 tf
TO weak r.i E r J
Buffering from the effect of youthful orroea. eartv
decay, waaliug weakaeea, loet manhood, eto I via
tend a valuable treatise f sealed cot fining foil
particular for home cure, F ft EE of charge. A.
spleudid medical work ; should oe read by eesy
man who ia Dcrvoua and debilitated. Addrea
Trot. F C FOWLEB, MiKMlua, Cooj.
RUPTURE!
Oure arna ran teed
byUr.J. B.lisyex
01 ArehSLFhila.
delnv. Tboanndu o cures. Dr. M arer i at
Hotel Feuo, Keadtnfr, 'a.,8ecoiid&atuni'.yeji
each month, bend lor circulars. Adrica la.