SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN.
WEDNESDAY. JAMJiRY 4. 18S3.
B. F. SC II W E I Ell
EDITO AND rmOFBIBTOl,.
A famin prevails in a part f Swe
den. A j-art of Russia is again (.filictetl
with famin.
The cholera Las again bioken out
in Hamburg.
There are C00O women post mis
tresses in the United States.
According to Arabian legends, Cain
killed Abel on the 3rd dij of June,
more than five thousand years ago.
Tun French Panama Canal Com
paDy stands at the head of the cor
poration swindles of this dry and
generation of swindles.
Tini-ADtLi mA Times : The number
of trains arriving at Broad Street
Siatioa exceeds five hundred a day,
carrying a daily average of tome
5,000 persons.
EuwAitD Muki'hy, Jr., of Troy, is a
candidate for U. S. Senate in Yoik
State. He postponed his mother's
funeral to take a hand in politics on
election day for Cleveland.
Ox tho morning of December 27,
the first time in 15 years a thin coat
of ice aad snow covered tho home
tops of Charleston South Carolina.
Sleet and snow fell in Augusta,
Georgia on December 27.
CmcAiio people are going into the
show busiuets with a vim that is a
surprise to the old time showman.
Thev are rroio3iiir Rmong them
selves to buy Independence Hall
with all it fixtures from Philadelphia
and movs it to Chicago.
- Several duels hava taken plico in
France over the Panama Panal
bribery scandal. A duel may settle
the quarrel between the parties in
the fight, bat it amounts to nothing
in clearing up the br.bery in the
case.
Accordinu to the report the Brit
ish are placing more war ships in
the lakes between Canada and the
United States than they are allowed
by the treaty of 1817. What are we
going to do about it. Does it mean
war with EuglanJ ?
There is an old saying that comes
from time out of date. That there
is a woman in every thiDg of impor-
taucp, which is verified in the Pana
ma Canal Scandal by the wife of the
engineer, De Lesseps, being a party
to tho distribution of the corruption
found. .
De Lesseps, the French engineer,
who carried the Suez canal enterprise
successfully through to completion
and who just now is the focal point
of attention in France, on account of
the Panama canal bribery scandal,
was marrried to his second wife
when the was a girl of sixteen and
he a man of CO rears.
A war cloud bigger than a man's
hand appeared on tho Canadiau bor
der, in the discovery that the British
aro buildicg more war vessels for
the lakes between the United States
and Canada than the treaty of 1817
permits. War is always an uncer
tain game to play at, but the proba
bility is that if England picks a war
out of the United States, C.mada
and tve"ry other foot of 'British ter
ritorv in America will be taken frcm
England.
Is the Assembly election contest
case, in tho Crawford county courts,
between Andrews, republican, and
Higby, democrat, the Court decided
in favor of Andrews, on the ground
that Higby 's majority was unlawful
unconstitutional because it had
betn obtained by a vote cast by two
towns-hips out.uide of the limit of the
respective townships. Like the vote
of Fermanagh township, in Juniata
county, which ever1 election is cast
in the borough of Mifllintown, which
is outside of the limit of the town
. Bhip.
Martexa Harrison, grand-daugh
ter of President Harrison, took scar
let fever, and a red card, with the
words, '"Scarlet Fever Within," was
hung on the doors of the White
House, last week, and will hang there
for two weeks to come. The scarlet
fever is something politicians are
shy of, they don't like to get even
the odor of it in their clothes, and as
quickly as they spied the cards on
the doors of the Executive mansion
they turned away. Other people
were equally shy, and thus an cfHic
tiou has been the means of 6avmg
the President from many callers.
Chicago has commercial location,
money, style, airs, vim, enterprise,
push, cattle and hogs, and railroads,
and manufacturing establishments,
and twenty thousand anarchists, but
she has no pedigree longer than
about sixty years, and that fact is a
thorn in her busy, humming, money
making ways. She would almost sell
herself for a nickle to secure a pedi-
gree. She woul 1 l:'ke to get some
thiDg that v.-ouId give her an Ameri
can record to go back.'at least, as far
as the revolution of 1776, and with
that object she comes to Pennsylva
nia and proposes to buy Independ
ence Hall, and move it to Chicago.
France is greatly excited over the
exposure of the corruption of her
public men, about one hundred and
forty of her assembly men have been
bribed to help get the Panama canal
scheme floated to sell bon 'f. Thou-
Bands of people of limited meats
put mo-iey into the concern that is
they bons'ht the stock tn 1 bonds of
the canal company aid now tbat the
company has pocketed tho money
aad left the canal go to Davy Jones'
locker, the fleeced lambs are bleet
ing loudly aad aro declaring that
the public men who are eiected to
office are all corrupt, and my b
bought like sheep in tho shambles
by corporations or any one that has
money to spend on them.
Success
Ciiauncy Depew said a good thing
to the young men in the Pierce Busi
ness College, the other day in Phila
delphia, on the success of men. He
sa'd, "The man who has a hoin-j no
matter how humble the hom,
can take care of it is a success.'
Not Guilty of Heresy.
Religious creeds are breaking be
fore the mechanical inventions of the
div. Mechanical inventions have
added so rauc'j to the physic il com
fort aud convenience of tho paopla
that the mind of man is absoibed
with pursuit of comfort, convenience,
and pleasure to such a degree, that
spiritual or religious matters are
forced aside, because they cannot ba
touched tasted or handled or seen.
It is a hard thing to catch the mind
of a healthy person in this material
istic age of comfort and convenience
of things of sight, sound, ta3te, and
touc'', and direct that mind to re
flect on things unseen and unheard.
The rush, roar, and enjoyment of the
good things of this clvillzition seems
to be out of place with the tiuias
of oppression, t3-rany, and blood
shed among men when the most of
the old creeds were formulated, and
these facts probably have more to do.
thau any other ctuse, with prominent
lights in the church, like Professor
Briggs, breaking away from creed
rule, and writings of men who lived
under different circumstances nud
different modes of life. Two hun
dred year3 ago Professor Briggs
would hava been declared a heretic
at the first session of any acclesia
stical body of his church, before
which he might have been put upon
trial. Now however under the
changes wrought by a civilization
entirely different from the one under
which the Pre byterian creed was
formulated he is declared not guilty
of heresy.
The Conducting of IIeaure
Toars.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, through its personally conduc
ted tourist system hag gained an en
viable reputation in the conducting
of its pleasure tour?, inasmuch as
thty send out with each individual
tour nn experienced tourist agent
and chaperon, whose sola duty is to
cater to the wants and pleasure of nil
in their charge. All destinations of
the tours are selected with the viow
of giving to the tourists the most de
lightful territory for recreation,
pleasure, aad sight Feeing. The rates
quoted for each tour aro in accor
dnnce with that liberality for which
this enterprising company ia noted.
Tin re will bo a series of five tours to
Washington, D. (J. during the winter
and ppring of 1893, dates for which
have been fixed as follows : January
nun, February 'Jtu, Marce 2.JU, April
lata, Jlay 4th aud liatn. In addi
tion to the above mentioned tours
the company has arranged a series
of five to the famous winter resort,
Florida, leaving New York and Phil
adelphia, Januarv 31st, February
14th and 28th, March 14th and 28th,
1893 The first four tours allow a
stay of two whole weeks in the Flow
ery S'ate. The rate quoted from
Philadelphia, $48, covers transporta
tion, Pullman berth, and meals en
route on special train in both direc
tions for first four tours, while tick-
els lor tne nun tour are good te re-
return by regular trains until May
30th. 1893, but do not cover Pull
man charges or meals north bound.
For those desiring a prolonged
tour of pleasure af sight-seeing no
better trip is afforded than one of
the Pacific Coast tours arranged by
by this company, three of which will
be rnn from New Yew York and
Philadelphia during the year 1893,
departing on the following dates :
Februruary 8th, March 2d, and
March 29th. The rate will cover
transportation in a palace vestibuled
train in both direction?, meals en
route, carriage drives, and side trips
to prominent points of interest in
California. For information regard
ing any of the tours or for detailed
itineraries, application should be
made to the Tourist Department,
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. 233
South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Snort Work With Sheep
era
Kill-
Some Virginia farmers make a dog
law and live up to it in their farm
practice and with the full knowledge
of their neighbors. One of these
who keeps dogs himsslf agrees that
anybody who finds his dogs off his
farm and alone may kill them and
that ho shall kill any dogs he may
find wandering alone on his farm.
Another has a standing bargain with
bis hired man to pay a bounty of
fifty cents on dog scalps killed on !
his farm. This gentleman has a pair
of tiaiced bull dogs that kiU t-vtry
strange dog they find alone on the
farm. He sys they make quick aad
sure work with every dog tbey take
hold of.
- Another very entryrising, court
eous, reasonable sheepraiser ebootn
every dog that prowls around his
premises day or night. Ho makes it
a rule to get the dogs beforo they
get bis sheep, and thus avoids the
losses and annoyances formerly and
usually experienced, Another large
sheep raiser has a shepherd ith his
flocks during the day, and keeps
them at night in a yard inclosed
with a wire picket fence five feet
high, which is dog proof. Some
sheep men practice the liberal, if not
indiscriminate, feeding of poianned
meats to dogs known to spend their
nights away from home.
War Horse Dead.
Bloomfield Advocate : "Annie
Maria," the famous war horse of
Major Geo. A. Shumau, now residing
near Loy6viIle, has ended her days,
at an age of 36 years. The mara
was captured in one of raids of the
9 h Pa. Cavalry and became the
property of Major Shuman who was
one of the raiders. The ga'lant
mare bore the Major through the
Tennessee campaigns participate! in
by tha 9th Cavalry and was with
him on Sherman's famous mr;li
"from Atlanta to tha Sea," an 1 up
through the Carolina3 and was pre
sent at tho surrender of Johnston's
army near Hillsboro, N. C. At tha
termination of tb war the mara was
brought homa by Major Shuman
and for her services was kept in easy
retirement np until old age so en
feebled her that she had to ba put
out of tho way last -month. "Annie
Maria" his been a prominent and
interesting feature at maoy soldiers'
reunionj iu this county, but she will
now be seen no more.
The Cjleraan House, in Lswi3
town, wss burned down on Monday
night, (r. li. Barnett, principal of
tho schools of that borough and a
boarder at the house, lost oil his
books and clothing valued at $200
or more. Mr Barnett in snpniiinT
" holiday vacation in this place.
At the Orphans Home at Leys-
ville, this countr. thev had a larsre
j crop ol apples this year, fully one
thousand lusliels. Ihey made over
1 000 gallons of cider and out of
tbat they mada 110 gallons of apple
butter, besides keeping fourteen
barrels of cider for vinegar. They
also put aA"ay 300 bushels for winter
use, of which tha children get four
bjshels a week for eating.
1 Rat, A ."llalcli, A Fire.
Ono day last week, the large barn
of John Sours, in Cumberland coun
ty, near Barnilz ttation, was de
stroyed by a mysterious lire. E l
ward Hollinger has gono to tho barn
tp buy sheep and talking with Mrs.
Zinn. wife of the farmer of the
place, while talking they saw a whiff
of smoke come out cf the overshot
and just then a rat dr:ped from the
overshot to the ground. It is
thought tbat a match had been ac
cidentally dropped on the barn floor
and the rat found it, and by soma
means set it off.
Hotel Fire.
The Coalman Hotel in Lewistown,
was destroyed by fire on the mora
iog of December 27. The loss is
estimated at $20,000, insurance 8,000.
The lira started iu Snyder's restaur
ant directly under the parlor. The
inmates all escaped with their lives
but a number of them bad not time
to take more clothing with them
than they had on their backs. A
traveling salesman lost his pocket
book containing almost two hundred
dollars and all his traveling effects
he wns helped out of tho hotel nnd
thanked god and tho men who had
helped him out that he had not per
ished in the flames end had not ben
hurt, he had no clothing on except
his night clothes. Mrs. Gambia and
two children, guests in the house
lost their trunks, clothing, and were
hurried out in night gowts and
barefooted into the zero weather, a
carriage was gotten' as quickly as
possible and they were taken to the
home of Mr. J. A. Knight, a relative.
Professor Barnett, of Bloomfield,
Perry county lost his books and oth
er valuables. These aro a few of the
losses that guests sustained. Mrs
Coleman and tho employees in the
hotel lost all of their personal effects.
The fire was first discovered about
3 o'clock in the morniug. By
o'clock tho fire department had sub
dued it. The damage to near by
proper! v was considerable. One of
the remarkable things about it all
is that a familv that lives not over
one hundred feet from the fire place
6lept soundly through all the noise
and din of the occasion.
RbeumatlMm Cured la a Day
"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia cures in 1 to 3 days,
Its action upon the system is remark
aoie ana mysterious, it removes
at once the causa and the disease
immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits, 75 cents.
Warranted by L. Banks & Co
Druggist Mifllintown.
Oct. 5, '92, 4m.
Bloomfield Democrat : A Rye twp.,
correspondent writes us that John
Bell killed a porker that weighed
CG0 pounds, dressed. It was about
26 months old. The
Presbyterian congregations of this
place and Shermausdale, at a congre
gational meeting held last Saturday,
extended a unanimous call to Rev. J.
McElmoyle, of Philadelphia, at a sal
ary of $1,000 per year and parsonage
rent. It is thought he will accept
On two occasions this
season George Hoffman, of Centre
township, was hunting wild turkeys
when he saw approaching: him a fox.
The animal was attracted to him by
his turkey call, which it mistook for
that of a wild turkey. In both in
stances the foxes approached in the
same manner. They came slipping
along with their heads down and
bent under, so that the top of the
head almost touched the Ground.
Occasionally they would stop, look
around, put theix ear to the ground
and listen. While thus maneuvering
both fox'33 were shot by Mr. Hoffman.
List f Grand Juror.
February Term 1883.
MeAl ster. O. W-, Fayette.
Lyter, Alf, G., Spruce Hill.
Banner, Wm., Delaware.
Stimmel, B F., Port Royal.
Sieber, Frank, Fermanagh.
Rickenbaugb, David, Patterson.
Barbon, Isaac, Fayette.
Slaughterback, Walker.
Leach, John, A., Milford.
Patterson, Geo. C, Sprnce Hill.
Dobbs, Jno. A Tuscarora.
Longacre, Jos., Delaware.
Stewart, Neal, M., Tuscarora.
Hopple, Dervin, Fayette.
Fryaioyer, U. W., Susquehanna.
Paunebaker, Henry, Lack.
Graybill, Jas., Delaware.
Shover, Edward, Milford.
David, Walters, Beale.
Wharton, SamaeJ, Spruce Hill.
Meloy, Stewart, Patterson.
Reynolds, T. J., Thompsontown.
Williamson, A. J , Tuscarora.
Kyle, James, Lack.
PETIT JURORR.
Milliken, James, Tuscarora.
Faira, W. C. Delaware.
Louden, S B., Milflintown.
liice, James, M., Milford.
Swartzlinder, Samuel, Fermanagh.
Gilland, J. II., Tuscarora.
Wttzler, Chas., Greenwood.
Clark, B P., Beale.
Fasick, Wallace, Mifllintown.
Crawford, Darvin, M., Mifllintown.
Dressier, Thos. J., Monroe.
Crozier, B F., Jr., Baale.
Funk, Cyrus, Port Royal.
Gallagher, Simuel, Walker.
Henry William, Beale.
Huruberger, David F., Delaware.
Bot linger, Irvin, Monroe
Douglts McLain, Turbett,
Spece Jacob. Jr., Delaware.
Amy, Jno., Fayette.
Nace, Geo., Fayette.
Landis, Chas , Turbett
Kissinger, Daniel, Fayette.
McClure, Harvey, Turbett.
Stabler, Amos, Susquehanna.
L3-ter, Stewart, Delaware.
Foggle, Geo., Monroe.
Stong, Daniel, Tuscarora.
Bilger, Henry, Lack.
Gingerich, Josiab, Walker
Cook, William, Spruce Hill.
Uuthford, Wm., Port Royal.
Gus?, David, Turbett.
Tmitb, S. A., Lick.
Robison, O.P., Mifllintown.
Tyson, Samuel, Walker.
Smith, Amop, Walker.
Subuff, Thoc, Walker.
Shields, Frank, Fayette.
Tschupp, Jno., Monroe.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
A break in the ice, left Paul Hoi
loway confined to nanow limits at
the third pier of the liver bridge
the other day. Tho water was too
cold for comfortable wading and the
pier could not le climbed. To get
Paul out of the prediciment a rope
1 was lowered, on the end of which he
tied a loop, into which he put a foot,
stood up, and grasped the rope
tightly with his hands and was drawn
up on the floe I of the ondge by
John Brindle and Node Sulouff-
Union prayer-meeting will be held
this Wednesday evening, in thePres-
bvterian church. Topic, "the Fam
ily and the Young." Thursday even
ing, in the Methodist Episcopal
cuurcb, topic, "Nations nud their
Rulers, at 7.30 P. M. Friday, in
Presbyteiian church, topic, '-the
Church at Home and Abroad." at
7.30 P. M. Sunday, in Court House
topic, "Personal Consecration," at
7 o'clock P. M.
The managers and salesmen of the
Great Keystone Pickling and Pre
serving oiks of H. J. Heinz Co.,
will hold their fifth annual conven
tiou at the company's office Pittsburg
Pa., January 5th. to ditcuss for
week, their work and plans for the
business of 1893. The delegates
fro.m Boston, New York, Brooklyn,
Newark, Philadelphia and Scranton
Branches wid pass through Mifllin
on the Columbian Esprtss at 3.37 in
the afternoon, to-day Wednesday.
Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown,
Ind., says: "I owe my life to the
great South American Nervine.
had been in bed for five months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition of my
whole system. Had given up ad
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much that I was able
to walk about and a few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it is the
best medicine in the world. I can
not recommend it to highlv." Trial
bottles, 154. Sold by L. Banks &
Co. May 14-ly.
Tho tax that it is proposed to place
on whisky is creating a great deal of
talk. First, the drinker talks about
it. Second, the Democracy talk
about it as a source of revenue. 3rd,
the business man talks of it as takinsr
money out of other channels of bus
iness, to place in the channel of bus
mess of the liquor dealer. Fourth,
those against the tax talk about it
as the means of government to
squeeze more money out of the peo
ple, make times harder by taking
tnat amount ot money from general
circulation and putting it in the
hands of profligate government offi
cials.
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Splints. Swe'env. Rinor-
bone, Stifles, Sprains and Swollen
Throats, Couchs, &c. Save $50 bv
use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Mifflintown. Oct 1, ly.
Have you tried South American
Nervine the gem of the century t
The great cure for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia nna .Nervousness. Warrant.
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot
tles 15 cents. Sold by L. Bonks &
Co., Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa.
Nov. 14, ly.
Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Mifflin town, Pa. Oct. 1, ly
Given Away Free.
A neat hat, coat, and umbrella
rack will be givon to each cash pur
chaser of 5 dollars worth of goods
at' Hollobaugh & Sons.
Many Pbiladelphiana are urging
the repeal of the silver bullion bill,
if silver has to be paid for in gold
why lose a day in repealing the act.
If silver now recieves the same rights
of free coinage in the mints that gold
has, gold would not be required to buy
it, and the yellow coin would not be
the single standard of money that it
now is. With only three thousand
millions of gold in the civilized world
to base the business on is it any
wonder the values are shrinking t
LEGAL.
PROCLAMATION YVbucastbc Hon.
Jeremiah Ltons, President Judge of
the Conrt ot Corumo n Pleas of the 4 lit Ju
dicial District, composed of the counties of
Juniata and Perry, and the Hons. J. P.
Wickkeshim, and J. L. Barton, Judges
ot the said Court ot Common Pleas for Ju
iata County have issued their precept to
me directed, bearing date tho Slat day of
December, 1892, for holding a court ol Oy
er and Terr-'icr, and General Jail Delivery
and General quarter Sessions of the Peace
at Mifllintown, on the first Monday of Feb
ruary 1893, beinfr the 6ih djyof the month.
NOTICE IS IIEKKBT GIVEN, to the
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Consta
bles of the county of Juniata, that tboy be
then acd there in tbeir proper person),, al
ten o'clock in the forenoon of -said day,
itb tbeir record, inquisitions, examina
tions and ovr remembrances, to do those
things that their tiflices respectively apper
tain, anj those that are bound by recogni
zance te prosecute against the prisoners
tbat are then or may be in the Jail ot 'said
county, bo then and there to prosecute
against them as shall be lust.
By an act of Assembly, passed the 9tb
day of May, A. D., 1854, it is made the du
ty of the Justices of the Peace, or the sev
eral counties of this Commonwealth, to re
turn to the Clerk ef this Court of Quarter
Sessions of the respective counties, all the
recognizances entered into before them by
any person nr persons charged with the
commission ofany crim, except auch cast s
a may bo ended before a Justice of the
Peace, under existing Uwi, at least ten days
bntore the commencement of the session
of the Court to which they aro made re
turnable respectively, and in all cases where
any recognizances nro entered into le
than ten days before the commencement
of the session to whicb they are made
turnable, the said Justices are to return
tho same in the as me manner as if raid act
bad not been passed.
Dated at Mifllintown, on the 31st day of
December, in the rear of onr Lord, one thou
tan I eibt hundred and ninety-two.
SA'JUEL LAPP, Shenfl.
J.RTITIOX NOTICE.
In the Orphans' Court of Juniata county
In tte maltrr of the partition of the real
estate ofCalviu B. Watts, late of Favetie
twp., Juniata county, Pa., deceased.
To Sarah Watts, idow. McAlisterviMe, Ju
niata count v. Pa. ; George w. Watt
McAlii-tervillc, JunUta county, Pa.) Su
san Watts, Me AIUtoM il.o. Juniata Co.
Pa.; Samuel K"att, Jr., UaarrlUn of Sa
san Watts and Jr. I n Calvin Watts, Mr.
Aiisti rvilie, Juuiata Co , Pa. ; Darid K.
Watts, Uoboken, A'legbenr Co , Pa
Marv Ellen Watts, Trenton. N. J. : S trail
C. Watts, Tintcm, N. J ; Emma J. Watts
Uermantown, in tbeci'y of PH'aU lpui i,
l a ; Anna J. Watts, tierrasntown, in tho
citycf Phtlade'phia, Pa.; Elizabeth E
Watts, Gc-rmantuwn, in th city of Phil
adelphia, Pa.; and to F. M. M. Pennell,
tsq . UiiHrtlian ad litem of Anna J. Watts
aud EUzabeth K. Watts, Mifllintown, Ju
niata county. Pa.
Notice is hereby given that on the 20th
day of December, A. D. 18S2, tub Court
granted a rule upon the heiri and other
persons interested in the partition of the
estate ol the said decedent, to appear :n
open conrt. on Monday, the cixtli duv of
February, A. D. Ib93,at ten o'clock A. M
and accept or ref ute to accept the leal es
late, in s.id writ of partition mentioned, at
the appraised value thereof, or make bids
on the same, or show cause whv ibo name
should not be sold on their neglect or re
fusal to accept tin situ .
SAMUEL LAPP.
Sberitf.
OuCiItiiaCiliiler.
If
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evtroaoctory price,
W. R. MANNItON oo.(
M'F'KS. CANTON. OHIO.
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K i.i5:i Ati-jic-tii I'ni.kb fo thv fartr
frtMiii-t nt-s-vr-irj Kr i.iUrn nnuitl. bhTTlhri.d
ju. etiHi t r.iiua tine Kx?r it a. cull or add ret a
'!t;f ,'UT I'irnrr ! . rin ipM and KHin1i-t
ivr- i-i l-u..,hi ..fl, l-.BfetnutM PhtLuUt.liiliUui'a.
V) for nmSHAL'aiil HTX2KA1
fYcncnn I lur, Mr I a If U L 14 c K A I lUN
0"N HATH USED AHD BLSSBED IT. ,A
TmppiKf on Sugar, ChUdrnt Zr Tl.
Cm? Traveler should Bat a bottle ot it Id hu NUcKM
Every Sufferer K'SSSSITJS
woam Hedifct?h. Diphtheria, CVKurJi. dta rrh, Broncfcfcl.
Asthma, Cholera Morbua, DiarrbaP, lAmeneaa, Sorwar m
in Bodr or Urn ha, Htitt Joints or Rtraina. will And H
thla old Anodyne relief and aprssiy cure. raciy6
tree, sold evt-ry wham. Price eta,, by mail. li ittlaa
frTpr iMtid, J. H. JOHNSON CXX. itMtix. iUm
DR. THEEL
rt?Cortl ft'onrtti HU
below (irtm, raildlpbta.
AFTER tti fioiltj i-tavaictaa, thm boo
pital mud adwrtt-iDir duct or bare faid,
aa wall quae wh jTumUe to eur
you after atl Miter fail, sad te five y-a
a antien guarantee, free dvtc, free
treatment; and afw tbc belt windier,
the pill tiBufcUirerw. with their m
aallart ton tea, retor!in-a, tablet, -
r trier, aod tber xewt Boati-am ana,
lag coo or to a, tbe l-nr ear Bard iri new.
'S THEN r an-l cftw.li fcR. Q. T. THEi.
who ha bad 6 year Eoropaaa Hoapltal and 26 Tears' practi
cal experience. B examined by bim. he will candidly tell to
betacr yanreaae taetiraMe or Bat. HedveanvHguaraatee.'nar
do- be cla'm U be (Jod a eq:al. Iut be dc mrc tbe BOct dee-
? a rata caae of Syphllia, THce-i. Strictarei. OeaorrBtaal
olaon. and Dlachaxgea. r ufl. rrr (n m Bfalaacboll and
downhearted na. ati all thoee rttweaaed frnni effect of youthful
Indiscretion, of bih aexr. are Mire af a cure. Remember.
DR THEEL de ear what all athera no It rlaim te do. DR.
THEEL one ouninn etiac treatment. He enmbtaee tbe Alio.
paibtc. Hoa'taihte, and Kclectic tairaaif medicine wher
ever tbey bt indicated. Hur: Ii1t. a te t e'clock ; erm
ines, tn 8 , Wed. and Hat event nga from te lOe'elock ; Han
da. ta It. Set.d 10 eta. wrtb ef ? et. tampe for bus
rvtta. the aii It trae atedical book adverti4, a friend te ld.
vetmc-and rntd.lle-grd nt both Write or cell. AVOID
dnriura waruiii- nu riat medical hwk , ttiey are afraid re
Will Bn.i Their tmranre e flawed. I'Ktl) lr. T beet a teaii
a.oaiaU in v - ih H-mr,'-- tlt-i4elpaia Ttm
"VHi'ff rw. , -te., bate awlttillrd tnd rtuld .
I OB PRINTING OF
' done at this office.
EVERT KIND
THETGRNADO
(SCDrfT. Feed ami Ensilage
ls?ia. CUTTER. A3Li
.t'.. -i -".y r :
j B as m
7 JC
m
For a Time-
I will now reduce the price of my
$3.00 cabinet, photograph to $1.50
per dozen.
This reduction will continue as
long as there is sufScient trade to
warrant these prices and no longer.
This gallery is filled with all the
latest improvements usually kept ia
a first class gallery, such as Fine
Scenic Backgrounds, Beautiful Dra
peries and Fine Accessories, that
would do credit to tha large cities.
We propose during this reduction
to let our wjrk speak for itself and
have no hesitancy in saying that
taking into consideration the quality
of work, these will be th9 cheapest
cabinet photographs ever made in
Juniata ce-uuty. Bespectfnllv,
JOSEPH HESS.
Mifllintown, Pa.. Jan. 22nd, 1892.
SMALL FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.
A nice little Farm in Susquehanna town
ship, near school, church, mills and store,
containing
FIFTY ACRES,
more or less. liviflK mereon rrecica a
good two-story
LOCi HOUSE &. II.4XK 114 R.".
and out-building, all in a good state ol re
pair. The land is in a good state of culti
vation. This property can be bought at a very
low figure. For terms and lurlhur descrip
tion, call on, or ad.tre-x,
PATTEKSOJf &. SCHWETEK,
Attorneys at Law,
Mifllimowii, Pa.
f ETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION.
JU
Notice is hereby given that letters of
Administration on tho estate of Uillorr
Eiiernzeller, late of Fayetto township, Juni
ata County. Pa., deceased, have been rant-
to the nnriersigned residing in same town
ship. Ail persons knowing themselves in
debted to tbe estate ot said decedent will
please make immediate payment, and those
having claims will present mem lor seme
ment.
JH3 K. KlIKRN.eLLIR.
jEaouK Enaa.LLa,
.1dmtilratort.
Nov. 4, 1892.
t ACTION NOTICE.
To wboru it may concern, I hereby give
notice tbat on tbe 12tb day of September,
189'.2 at a constable's slr, I bought all of I.
P. Lauver'a Personal Property, tw mules.
two cows, ad heifer and all bia. farming
implements, on reaper, one drill, one wsg
on, one cow, cultivator, harness, one bug
gy, and all persons aie hereby cautioned
not to interfere in any way with said prop
erty.
Cathebixk P. Latvia.
Richfield, Juniata Co., Pa.
October 21, 1S92.
IVotlce AgaiDHt Trenspaita.
All persons are hereby cautioned not to
tresspass on the lands of the undersigned
in Walker, Fermanagh and Favette town
ships: A. S. Adama. John McMeen. James
McMeen's heirs. Robert McMeen. William I
Stoufler, G. H. Sieber, Charles Adams, L.
E. Atkinson.
October 28th, "91, ly.
HENGH&GROMGOLD'S
A T.-nrwIt-rhii liitprovcmi'nt In Friction Frc!nurl
,;ir-!V:tk. Itiic motioii of ( mnmr tfatt- t?irii9
a tt any othr-r In the niarkt-t. rt irt.cfn
C-rrtrh ("Vf!, c:tilt;tc nil tilt fwl tr-.irir. V f-lr.n-1
o.l:i whilo luii kifi ;; fr.ni favin In powr ntil
wpttr. Vri:r f:r. -iiv;j.!iin um1 prio- ; ftTrriftKil
':ve upon M;tltcatlon. A'w Sprtiic Tnofli llnr
it).Tm lloy lfnU, Cuirirainm ( on Flurt
rri, Shfllrr, t ic. JZettfum this jtrr.
liZNCK & DBOM&OLC, Manfrs., YORK, FA.
IT IS A DrTT yom awe ronrwlf and fam.
Ily to g-et lh brut Tains lor yur uionrr.
lcooainize in Tur fociwrar by purrbaaina
J. L.. Ilourl'a Skora. whl. h rrprrnoul Ibo
Jmi J'. '"r Price asked, aa thauoauds
Ur tXKE NO firBSTITCTE.
L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE owfflRiiEii. i
THE BEST SHOE I.11HE WORLD FOH THE MONET, j
A g ent..ne iowki tthor that vi l not rip, tin
cmAt, xmlcs. riMith iiiHiilr, Uexlhle, more com- i
fortatile, y lii uid ilnrable than ny otberKhoeever '
old at the lrie. liut.a custcon uutUe shoecutlnic
from $4 to f:.. t
and $5 fTnntf-Mwefl. flneralf nbom. Tho :
mofttstrllrili(t.-a.v Mtitl dttrmM BltoeseTrr in)4
Ht the price. lUey equal fine ImpurttMl ahoe caMlns
from $Jt to $12.
1JO SO rollr? Flioe, worn hrfurmen and alt ;
5 - others ho a kmI hoavy calf, thre '
aoled, extension etir shoe, eajgr to walk izL and wtU '
keep the fef t dry ftiiil arm. I
4C O SO Fine n If, 8 21 and 92.00 Work
tnfinrii' Rhoe IU gl ye mum wear fur thm
monty than any ot her make. They arc made for atr
vlce. The Inrreasiutf aalus abow that wox&insmea
hare found thtaotit.
RrfeVfi' ?'a-wo an1 VanihV 1.75 School
UUJ O Shoes are worn by tha bova every- i
I arliael :i.no llamUrirnl. svl.ao.
a ua? uiuot as- i ruuiiBlllTBIIU llir IiriCrt.
auvaiv0 t.i.Oii auJ SI. 73 8boe. fur
nilr.ar.madeo(iliebp.iiKnl.iaorlniC'alf.u ' VJ EWPORT ANDSFIERMAN'S VAL
TheunshneeiiaaiscuMuiiiniaileshnneoiitlnir I 1 ley Railroad Company. Time tab
;r,,'n'4';'toA-11"- Ijniieswhowuhtoecooociiioia or passerief r trains, in effect on Mon.ljv
C'aoiloa.-W.Kl.ut!Ia.vnm. and the pric Is January 18, 1892.
stamped on tha bottom of tarh sltou: lMk for is i ,
wnwiyonimy. Hcwarenrderrn.tteniptlhztfiBub- I
fraudulent anil auhjrrt to proatvutlou Ly law furob-
.itutc..iur. iiiuii liwIliCHU DUfn kUILllllIll.nB.r.
Emil Scboft, Mifll ntown, Pa., and
Hollobuugh & Sor, Patterson, Pa.
5 AXLE
BEST IX THE TV 3R.L.O.
Jtsroarioaquilitfesarsuxirurruigzpd. atnitly
cntla?tiov two box wi of hit other bmiit. Nub
SecUMl by beat. UT C V l iAbLMUE.
FOR SALE FT DEALERS GENERALLY.
JUS
Jxmfo$m Cm f hist
arranic-ir the b." t
Corn :inni.r and m. .
' ect Krcp-fH?l Fiti.
r DiHtnbutor In t:.
.world. Sea fa; Catalans!
AIUaEH..
A. B. FAr.QOi.AR CO
CtTMn I i m , . .
Consumption Surely Cured. v
To Tm Eorroa: Plaaae Inform your readers
Slat I haT. a positiTa remedy for the aboTa-named
diaraee. By Ha timely oae tfaonaanda of hopelea
oaaea have been permanently cured- I shall be glad
to send two botUaa of my remedy FBEE to aay ol
yoor readers who hare couuinption If they will
send ma tbeir Express and P. O. address. Beapeot
ftllly, T. a. BirOCUM, K. C, 181 Pearl St. K. X.
FBAZEI
X T
A HAPPY
To all io tbe thousands of new-made friends ia the year now
to the greater ttodsnnds to be made in the year that s new.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR !
You made til 1892 bappy
kept ub busy the whole year,
business.
What About the New Year?
We shall work harder Jban ever to deserve you good will.
We begin now.
You find bargains in nil cur departments.
Special
Appleton A Muslin, beet at 7
cents. Twenty yards ol otntr musun
Ojr Canton Flannels of 9 yards,
10 yards for 1, of the best made.
Oar Ladies' and-Children Coats at gieitly reduced prices.
Our Cloth find Dress Goods ot veiy much less ttan befoie.
New Curne s have b en opened. W.'.l say more cbjut theiu in a short
time, all ere sold nt down prices,
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THE VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls; Vermont.
are enframed in the business of BUILDING and FITTING
5"JS5 and
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built and equipped on the Emiis
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6 03 10 03
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Va ley Road
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;! a tft.irft ppee hv sulwcribing lor tbt
( Sestikki. and Repl-blicah.
Garfield Teats
BiJj, Suuplefrea. OAKnalJiTa0o.,ilW.46UiBU M X
CuresSickHeadache
NEW YEAR
gone
for us. You bought lots of our goods,
brought a magnificent increase in our
Bargain
cents, II ill Bleached J wide, l:st at 7
at x.
8 yards or 7 yards for 50 cents, and
Respectfully Yours
EMIL SCIIOTT.-
MIFFLINTOWN.
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CHEESE FACTORIES.
A Uood Creamery can be
Separator System for
53,000.
to confer will
papers.
Louis If. Atkinson. F. M. U. Pisnill.
ATKIftSOM a
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
OyOjIlecting and ConToyancinir prompt
ly attended to.
Orrict On Main street, in plce of resU
dence of Louis K. Atkinson, Esq., south of
Bridge street. rct 26, 1892.
I J. PATTERSON, WILBES SCHWEYEE.
PATTEHSOS & CIIWEIER,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
21 I ""s ciiwrc.D.Dt. daewin M.caAwron
K. D. M. CRAWFORD it SON.
lave foriied a partnrrhin for tha
CO ; ? M-li-ine and their collatti r.l branches.
tittice at u!d stand, ci-rmr of Third and Or
cr ..reeN, Miltlintown. Pa. One or both
ol theni will be found at their office at all
times, Ullr.a otherwise professionally en.
Eair-d.
April Ut, 1890.
(JALESMEVT
..a U sen our
fcte.dv hiuivi.riint cnranteed.
CIUSB BROTHERS COMPANY
i- Dec. 8, '91. Rochester, N. T.
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