SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN Mim.TVTOWN : VTE1MKS.UY. M1RCII 8, TERMS. ouiiiiil..uU, ji.o- per annum if pa'd In advance ; J2.00 if not paid n advance Transient advertisement inserted at 60 eenU per inch for each Insertion. Transient business notices In local co' amn, 10 cents per line for each Insertion Deductions will be made to those desirinr to advertise by the year, half or qnart4 Sale Remitter. jmicu j i fiursa.iy A. W, Sieger and wii.', will sell at Bunkertown, m Fayette township. I horse, 6 cows, 11 young cat tle a'l Jerseys, eow, 13 shotes, farming im plements airt unuMeuoia goods. Sale at 10 A. M. James O.veay, Auctioneer. jBHruu i nou.-rt ration win sell on tfle n nson tiros lurrn, two miles west of Thompsonlown, six horses, two cows, eigtit young catMe, one four horse wagon, one Oliver chilled plow, harrow, three front treira, colters, bridles and other arti cles. Sale at 10 o'clock A. M. H. II Snvdor, Auctioneer; M. f, Kiissr, Clerk. Mxrrh 2l. J. L. Vanart will sell on the H. I.. Fmith farm, in Fayette township, eight homes, one mare with colt, one cow, seven younir cattle, twenty-seven sheep, one Durham bull, seven shotes, a Drom gold corn-worker, a fjur horso wagon, a 8 horse wjjron, and farming implements of all kiMi. Palo at 10 o'clock A. M. One ear credit. Miir.-h Tuesday Oa Tuesday the 21st day ot March, 19?, at 10 o'clock A. M. Joseph Uotlirock, two Tiiles east of Miffltn town, horms, cows, young cattle, fine sheep, lot ot hojs, farmin? machinery and Implements of all kinds, household goods, etc. I!. H. Snyder, Auctioneer. M.irch 22 Otis Rumberger will sell at his pl.ice of residence at Locust Run, Walk er township, horsej, cows, young cattle, ihep, farming implements and household, and ki'chen furniture. S lie tc commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Thursday, .Warch 23, '93. Solomon iTiick, will a-ill at his place of residence, in Walker township, 2 miles west ot Tbonipsunton n, horses, mires, cows, young cattlf , sbeap, rhouts, farming implements. waom. horse geus, harness, Salo at 19 A, M n. H.SnvK-r. uclioneer. March CI. C. A. Thompson, will sell at bis farm buildings in Walker township, one mile south of Van Wert. 8 horses, 2 blood bays 0 yeirs old, well mated in color and ie weighing 1475 to 1500 lb. 2 good young brood mares 6 years old, ono with loal, drive mojlo or double, are single line lead ers, a la'ge HOG pound brown horso 6 yea-s oM, a largo blak. horso 8 year old Works wherever hitched", anl is a No. 1 wagon leader, an iron gray 8 year o!d cn'.t. well broken to single and double harness. 4 cows coming into profit about the tim of sale, two of which are Alderney, farruinp imvlemonts and machinery of all kinds. Sale at '2 o'clock, noon. Mirch 24 Henry W. Sieoar will sell at his pl.ic;, a iihlo ea'-t of Miuiintown, horses, cat!!, machinery ar.d farming implen nts of all kimN. Sale at 10 A. II. TuesJar, .Virch 2'H.h t his residence in Walker tonship. at 10 o'clock, A. W. , Joslah (iii "erich, v. ill sell sis horses and eolts, 4 Hulatrin fi-ts, 3 bulla, 5 steers, 19 sheep, 4 'io w, farm ins; machinery, includ ing one eiijltt li.r.-e p nrcrt separator, with mounted rower, wagons, sleds, gears, Jtc. IT. H. Snyder, Auct. Peach men sav Hia v,j .. a two-third crop the coming Beason. A Bale rW , , "-"" uay ana some A? 11 on the same Z 'Zcr3 aay tni8 month, in Juniata "y Work on fourth track as ens penned a few days to get the inaug uration people to and from Wash ington. One of the happiest men Rin t.wn last week, was J. H. Neely, Eq., Wswif? pre89Dt of a bo hy by Dr. Frank Ackley has moved to Mifflintown his native place. He practiced medicine in Allegheny a number of years. An auction room has been opened in New York Citv for tha nnUV.n Coi of claims against men who dodce paying their debts. The Canning Company held a bus iness meeting in the Court House on Monday, to prepare for the work of the canning season. The Populists in Kansas Viava again become nart of th by sitting with the other members in one and the same hall. The letters nncallo.l f. .e ;n Mifflintown poetoffice, at the' closn of the week. March 4. Fausy, and George Bittinger. A man or a woman does a rool act, how slowly it is newsed abroad, but if they do wronsf.it is soon spread broadcast by the breath of gossip. A chicken and wafflo fm nnur f7-e the benefit of the Lutheran' conore gation, was he!d at Captain McClel lan's home on la; t Thursday evenin". President Cleveland and his Sue rotary of State are both fond of fish ermen, and next summer ruav be prolific ia fish storiss from Washington. This is the time of the rear when the stoie box fellows can tell all about how to run a farm, and the business of all other people, but their own. Most people who attended Clevo- anus inauguration favor amen;Iin? i . . ' laavo in May the or SHORT LOCALS. Auwtlier fai! ot pnow on Friday morning. There arc chronic kickers in every community. And yet another snow on Satur day morning. John HuzzirJ, an aged citizen of this town is ill. Cleveland was 32 yeats old when he wns electod sheriff. Holli Jaysburg will introduce moun tain water within the next year. There is no better water in the world than Mifflintown people enjoy when the works are in running order. A good many of her people emphazize in a peculiar way about the oompany when the water don't come. flare you tried South American Nervine the gem of the century The great cure for Indigestion, Dys pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant ed the most wonderful Stomach and Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot tles 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks & Co., Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa. Nov. 14, ly. The widow of Alfred Blount, the negro who was lynched at Chattan. oogn. Tenn , Foms days ago has in stituted civil proceedings against the sheriff of the county. She seeks to recover $15,000 daniagep, alleging her husband was not nroDerlv nron- erly protected from a mob, and that ne was not guilty of the crime with which he was charged." There are yet livinrr a trood manv people who consider the hor and cow such a sacred animal, that they in -sist that the sacred animals shall have the lights of highway, and by way, and every property to root, tramp and eat at pleasure, and that there is no remsdy to prevent them from roaming at will, except to wall everv property in by a fence, that thf sa cred anima's cannot break cr climb or jump over The case hero nnd there, of a man and woman not living happily to gether, shortly after marriage, is not a new tLing. Milton could write a "Paradise Lost," but he could not hold the attachment of his wife. Sho left him far good, four weeks after they were married. There have been as many happy marriages siuco that time as before that year, 1G43. Tiio marriage world will wag on in that wy till the ciack of doaai. "John F. Miller, formerly a book keeper in the First National Bank of Columbia, IV, who stole between ship." C. L. McConnel. TjesdayjEvaning "Hsr Children." Children's Meeting. W. D. E. Snot. Fahs. Wednesday Morning. "Her agencies." J. B FochL Wednesday Afternoon ''Her means of grace." (Communion). C. Fickinger. Wednesday Evening '-Her Final Triumph." G. W. Leisher. Sunbury Damocrat, February 27: Northumberland was thrown into a fever of excitement, Sunday after n ion by the announcement of the finding of an infant's body under the , ico in Deep Run, Point township. Jerome Dreese, an employee on the farm of William Mertz, took the horses to tha run to water them. While cutting a hole in the ice, he saw an infant's body. It was taken out and found to be a female child. A cord was tied around its neck, and two hoi i were ii the back of tt boad. A sponge that evidently had been in the child's mouth was at tached to the cord. Justice Vincent held an inquest, and the jury was composed of Messrs. Newberry. Colt, Peters, Mertz and Bright. Tceir verdict was that the body was thrust under tho ico by persons from Mil ton or Danville. There are no clues as to who committed the fonl deed, and nearly everybody hao a theory rs to now the deed was done. Some Ihink that the sponge was put in tho child's mouth to suffocato it, and others that it was saturated with chloroform or ether and fastened to the ncse causirg death. It is also impossible to tell how long the body has been under the ice, and uuless fonio new evidence turns up soon the murderers will never be ducovered. The child was murdered a short time after its birth. Lewistown Gzttte: We hear it stited that the Roman Catholic Church is about to start a parochial school in Lawistown. Harry Morrison has been carrying tho mail between the pos-t office and tho junc tion for about seventeen vearsand he be held in kind retn-'mbersnon of Hie members of this divioion, and thut the active influence she has left her in our midst shall be felt for years to come. Inasmuch as she has past all the honors of this division and is taken from us into that glorious heaven of rest which awaits all thote that are faithful and true, and may the blessing of God rest upon the family that she has left, and npnn our division of Sons of Temporanea for evw. Ruolved: That these resolutions be printed in the county papers, and a copy be sent to the mother of cur sister. Committee: Jakes J. Hobstso, Miss Rhette Gu6Habd, k William Harrity. 31AHRIED: Spade Swartz. On the 28th uU.t by Rev. J. R. Henderson, Jerome Spade and L:zzie Swartz, both of Monroe township. was a complaint Thero about snow drifts last week North Carolina shad sell in Phila delphia at 00c tj $1.25 a piece. Iuauzuratiou day, last Satuiday, wf.s wiptPV Iik at Washington, Lewis Showers of Altooua, visited his parents in this placs last week. The anti option bill was defeated in tho lat days of the lute Congress. A chiM of Mr. Rod Mrs. A. F. Fee hro. of ThrropsontowD, died on Sun day. Agouti many Juniata people at tended the inauguration last Satur day. Hugh McMaen of Tucarora, visit ed tho town on busineas on Wednes day. The Eleclria LL'iit Comnaay aro getting ready to launch their enter-, prise. Tho w Lo fence forms no eddy for wind driven snow to bank or drift bel:ir,d. Ne.-.! M. Stewart of Tuscarora Val ley vititcd tho county seat last Wed nos.k;-. TLoma- Fat m sen Lfis returned to Wilktsbarre, to it-Fume work on the electric railroad. Mias Fiimiie Espenschade visited her friend Miss Eilie Stone in Wash ington, bit week. Ex Prothonotary T. II. Memir.ger, was in the county scat on the first day of t be month. The Misses Loudon gave a party for a number of their friends on Tuesday eveniug. J. O. Hinebsch of Reed's Gap, this county will en'ag in the dairy busi ness in the near future. Mrs Jackman and daughter Hfr- ritt visited friend in Washington, during the ininguration period. Squire C. B. Horning sold his the laws, bo as to President inaugurated Tune. All of last winter's ice made on the river west of Lowistswn, yet remains stretched in tho stream from the Lewistowu dam west, a distance of three miles. There is a motion ! going the rounds of tha papers, to close the election polls at i o'clock in the a.'. I tTU0'j:i : im'ead of at 7 o'clock in the. ever inf. A jrood mmy peoplo who pride themselves upon their honesty in money matters are dishonest with thair tongues. Don't be dishonest with your tongue. Iu tventy-five years an electric raiKvav tvill parrdioll the Pennsyl-v-it'i v railroad from Philadelphia to Pitttburg. and it will run through the main street of Mifflintown. Itch en human and horses and all animals" cured in 30 minutes by Wooiford's Sanitary Lotion. This nov?r fails. S 1.1 bv L. Pan'cR&C. Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa. Oct. 1, ly Children can be kapt quiet on candy and pnregoic and cordial?, but ft-w treated or raised that way gro-v to ba healthy men end women. If Cleveland's administration proves itself r-s unpleasant us tho weaker, on inauguration day it will bo chi'lv enough to almost paralyze tie country. Andrew Allien wa9 in Washing ton last weft lor tho two-told pur pose of visiting his brother Matthew, and for the purpose of seeing the in auguration of a President. Ex-Pre-sidc-nt Harrison passed this sfation westward bound hwt Satur day evening. He left Washington immediately after ho assisted in the inauguration of President Cleveland. Tlio Pennsylvania National Guard, with Governor Pattison at their head looked every inch the goIJier nV Washinton on inauguration day. There were C400 of the Guard in lino. Th democracy have both houses of Congress and the President. They can now hand over the Confed erate flags to the men from whom thuv were c iplured on tho field of battle. The m-.iml Missionary Anniversary of the M. E. Sundv; School will take place next Sundav evening at 7 o' clock. A program of readings, reci tations and hymns, is being prepared. . All are invited. We tender thanks to Hon. D. Mc. M. Gregg, Auditor General of Penn svlvani.i, for report of tho Auditor General iu the finance s cf tuo Com monwealth of PenDsylvar.!-, for the year ending November 30, 1892. An American who was sent to Turkey as a consul, was there con verted to the Mohammedan religion, his returned to tha United States f r the purpose of preaching, and con verting all people he can convert to the Mohammcdr.n religion. $7003 and 8003 of the bank's mon-1 figures in that time he travele 1 9G, ev, and who fled to Australia, and ' J'00 miles, equal to nearly fourlTtimes Bombay, India, and subsequently j around tlw world. Wednesday penitently returned to Urs country, i fniatj but six o'clock while a aad gave himself up to the auihori-1 blast was put off at the cut btLw ties and p'eideJ guilty to his crime, ; tho Junction John McDonough ono was on TLursdav iu the United ! of tlic t ssis, got too cloco and a Slates District Court, at Phila lei-1 hnns of frosted earth struck Lim on phi-, sentenced by Judge Butler to ; tlle right h-g and broke it at the a Cuirry Hill for five years. l-1-'- Operations at the Blxler IT ... , , t i t g:a nog nav9 oeeu diseoutjnufcU lor Huai'Iavbourg Register: Jams:. . 3 -i in conts astrb Lcvo received orders to Bluke, Sr., of Mar: insburg almost 81 remote the engiues, steam shovels, etc. 0 Friday last a hrgo wild gobbler llw down off Jacks moun joined the order in ISiO. Mr. Geo. u . St!.k-rs, also of Inis placj loin- ed the order ia 1818 or 13i9. These gentlenieu are siiil activo citizens of our town and members in gord standing of Hollidavsburg L':dsr.'' No. 119. years -f age, is one of the oldest Old Fellows in Blair county, having been mitigated iu 1850. He is sti.l :n 'ciu viuii, Jlj. Xi I i,.,. "l-;. r,..li i B.i! w Ho. hday-burg piously cn- 60ait.,Li Dg o eat au,i .a with j..ys the diilinctiou of be;,g tha old , tr.s oa fue fam nftr r ;h is. O.hl reilow in the county having 1. -m, " c... t.. -n t:.: ted exprf ss killed one of the foreign employees at t.'ie grading bIow the station us 1k ws ou his way to the barre.cks down tbe railroad. Tue acii'.dental death amjng thes3 work- ' ! man while they havo been employed 1 in this vicinity, awraires ono or twj HariietE. Huil of Wayn-towu, a month, aud littlo hum inity, except Iud., says: "I own my life to tin- j in s tci.il c:ie:', is shown among great South An eiicau Nervine. I j t'. ia whsu on di;s. Our Al h id been in bed for five months from ltuvillo corresponded t sayf: Our boss the effects of an exhausted Stomach, smith whs tho victim cf a j"k ou Indigestion, Nervous prostration aud , Wt.suintoii's birthday which some a general chattered condition of ray j what raised his ire. From what we whole system. II ul ;iven up a.l ; can learu the g-ntlem-ui has been hopes of getting well. Hal tried j somewhat tardv in getting home to I ttiieo doctors witu no ri-hef. first bottlo of the Nt-rvino Tonic proved me so uucli that I was to walk about and a few bottles ed mo entirely. I believe it is beat mcoiciue in the w rid. I not recommend it to highly." by L. Backs fe Co., Druggist, TiJKl) : Leach. On the 21st ult., in Bea'e township, from consumption, Elmer Lf ach, aged 21 years and 4 months. Fry. On thu 27th nit., from dipth ena, an infant diu-jhter of James M and. Mary Fry, of Susquehanna township. MirrLINTOWN MARKETS. MirrtiHTOwM, JK.rch 8. 1893. 21 17 .10 Buiter Kes flan!, Shoalder, og ra,,? 12 y.irri.ir-:TCWN chain ma frit SiJes f g Wheat, , jQ ( cm in car 50 32 Ky 5 Cioveriiuud $4.00 Timothy Boed $1.00 Flax scud 1 do l'ran f 1.10 a liundri-d CLop. ,.$1.5U a huodrud Sliddlirgs 1 a hundred. Grojud Alum Sail 1 0 cra uu Salt, u cloverseed 15c a lb; jvtibf s 78c to 95c a bushel; new cabbage from Flor ida $2.25 to $2.75 a barrel; old cab bige $7 to $8 a 100 head; Florida to. oiatoee per grate $4 to $5; sweet to matoes 50 to 75c Ja basket; onions $1.15 to $1.30 per bushel; eggs 19 . to 21c a dozeD; butter 18 to 30c a lb; Live chickens 9 to 13c a lb; turkeys 12 to 13c a lb; apples $1.50 to $3.75 a barrel; Florida straw-berries 35 to 50 cjuts a quart CincAiH), lib, Mar. 3. Cattle Re ceipts, 9500 head. Prime steers, $5 G5a5.90; fair to good, $1 85a5.25; others $1.50 to $1 80; fed Texans $4, 30; cows $3.50a3.80. Hog Receipts, 14,000; mixid and packers. $7 90a8.- 15; prarae heavy and butchers weight f8.20a8.40; prime light, $7.90a8; other lights $7.20a7.7 Sheep. Re ceipts, 8000: Best grades, steady to strong; others lower; natives $4 50a 5; Texans, $4.G0a5.25: Westerns, $5a 5 30: lambs $1.50a6.50. SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL. 1 do rcspfcfnllr inform tli9 public that rrolcgjor JoUh J. Ealer, Jr., and tho nn-dt-rfipned, will coodii t . Numoier ormal in the Mlfllin Academy Building, during lh Sprinc itrm of 1SS3. Tho Kfkiioo will begin on April 3rd, 193, and con tinue for eleven weeks The TEACHERS CLASS" ill con.i.t only cl such riersona whodesiro to prepare themselves for the County Superintenieot'a summer examinations, nnd we shall endeav or to make tbo instruction as thorough and practical as possible. Those who wish to study Latin, the Higher Mathematics, Oen eral History, Rhetoric, Book-keeping, etc.. will also be accommodated. For a descrip tive circular addrf ss Prof. J. J. Ealer, Jr., Mifllintown, Pa. MILTON C. SWIG ART, Principal, UcVeytown, MiIHin county, Fa. J-JP. DERR, PRACTICAL OE3STI9T, ! (Graduate or the Philadelphia Dental Col- lege,) formerly of MiiMiuburg, Pa., has lo j caled j t-rmsnt ctlv in MitlHntown, aa sue j ctsFor to tho'.ato Dr. O. L. Derr, and will j continue tho dental business (established ! by the latter in I860) at the well known of lice cn Bridge slrett opposite Court House. I By TEETH EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE j LY WITHOUT PAIN. jo CMoroJorm, Ether, or Gas used. j No Sore Gums or Diseornfort to pationt, , cunrr during extraction or afterwards. i AH thrso ro Guaranteed or no charge I wi!l be aivli. A CLEAN-UP SALE ! AT MEYERS' RETAIL CLOTHING HOUSE. WHOLESALE AND The rush of the holiday trado has left us an assortment ofbroken lots, Wfw kea sizes and odds sod ends generally. The most of these we hope to olesr t between now and February 15, 1893. Prices are struck with lightning redac tion. Come in Dd pick up the bargains. Here are some of them : Note The Following CUTS ! $8 FOR OVERCOATS WORTH $12. The come ia All Wool Heavy Weight Black Cheviots, well uuie, lha4 and finiihed. $10 FOR OVERCOATS WORTH $15. These garments are made of extra fine Meltons and Kerseys in mediw and heavy weights. $13 FOR OVERCOATS WORTT $18. These comprise a splendid line of English top costs of the folloi tenals : Imported Meltons and Kerseys, fine Ely :i t ji 1 C iDchilas. reduetion in Boy's overcoats. We Are POUNDING PRICES On Our WINTER GARMENTS. $5 FOR NEW OVERCOATS WORTH $$, $4 $G. $3 50 " $5. ing aiar-5paiai Boy's Overcoats. $0 FOR OVERCOATS WORTH $S. $4 $3 $2 $1. $5. to Philadelphia Maribtb, March 4, 1803: Wheat 14 to 7S"; Coru 43 to r i . l . 1 1 a 41. t 1. 1. . ii 01c; kjms u iu 11c; uutawuta uour rry A11 wtlk gUarllI.u.eil ,0 glve $2 to $2.20 per 100 poumlfi; Rye 1 satisfaction. Terms, strictly cish. flour $3.25 per b.irrel; P;cusylvan:a ' -t-j- -.-j riT-iTT roller whest $3 5'J to 4 a barrel; II. 1 . JJ Jjiltli, Minnesota $3. to J4.50 per barrel; Practical Dentist. riOLLOBAUGII fc SON'S Clothing House, PATTEESON Pl. Nothing Succeeds Like Success, and tint wc have made a success of the Clothing lJuinf.-is is an established fact First, we are keeping a better liue of all kinds of Clothing than is usually kept in a Clothing Store. Second, we carry a much larger line of all kinds than Eny other Clothing Houe i tho county. Third we Keep up to the styles. The youiig turn of to Jay can be fitted out with au elegant fuit rvadd in the lutes: cut for one bait what it would cost to have it made to order. OUR FALL. AND The ! his meV.8 'luring- the lull in business iiu-' owing to thf loafing ia thu G isptl j WINTER STOCK ell the latest patterns and au;o j ilia t-tore utn g more n 1.1a uuinp cur- j lh iii his h -'luo or shop. Ilia bc-Uer-the j half becoming Eoiucwhat iuJignaut car.-! zt this negligence prepared a choice Sold ; dinner, tho best of the laud, and Mif j ecu.! it t hitu ia the nioro room, ilintowD. l:i. 11. 9 '93, ly. ; steoiuing hot, which caused the pro- Biooinfiel 1 Dornocrat: A hen be- j prietor, tvha was under the counter longing to Win. N. Reeder, of Ctm- i lusting for boits, to take a hearty tro township, if? entitled to the belt j l'i From tho aciiorjs of our pa a laver of big eggs. I resettly i friends, since tiiat tiujo, v. e are in- ciaei to beltava taat Le lias iearced that xptrsence is a noble teacher, nt peach orchard of 3000 trees, 36 acrep, tu tTeoij;e Ilowcr, Jr., for $1,600. The Lutheran conorecration this town will vote ou the question of uuumag a nc-w church next Sabbath j.ui! vunta uiinstian congrega tion iu the east end of the county, aro preparing to build a church at Kijoustiiiwn. ibvti.i'.id stood the storm iu hia bare ht ad duiiug the inaugurrttion lraU1') gr-at deal betr than many of the spectators, who had their j tors, he owing The stenm flourirjg mill of Mau- beck & Kelson is vorth making a visit to. Without seeing it work, you can't conceive what a humming business place it ia. Siep up to the Onfain's deslr. sret a permit and see thn ajfht of nicelv running machir.- erv from top to bottom. Tlnglibh Spavin Linimenl. iaiuovs all Hard. Soft or Cnlloused LutnpH and 351emif.hes from horses. Blood Snavin, Curb, Splints, Sweeny, Ring bone, StiHe, Sprains and Swollen Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by L. BaDka & Co., Druggists, Mifllintown. Oct. 1, ly. "Sylvester T. SlepheDsoD, princi pal of Stephenson's business college orA Krmr-rintendent of the Grace 51. t? sr,.iir School. Williamsport, has skiDped out, leaving debts amount .o. tr. nboHt J3.000. in sums rang ing from 10 io $1,200. Many rn.mor.t business men, chnroh merrbers. both ladies and gentlemen. and Rev J. Ellis Bell are bis credi- the minister aoout laid an oss which weighed four ounces, find measured inthe in circumference (no way and 6 tho ofber. Three young mrn, Meesru. JJoffmar), Cloussr r.iul Ap - r, recently thot a wild cat while ni -A-ing railroad ties on the ridge u:ar Hggerfy's IIocVh, :ibout four raik-s uortb' f.st of this bor?ugh, which a dog had trse. Tl.o au'.m il measur ed f ;ur feet fnm tip to tip. CLas E. Pugh has been promuUd from Ge'ieral Manager, to Third Vice President cf the Pennsylvania R lilroad. lie begin his career as a rai'road man as ticket agent at New port, this ccuciy. Bioouificld Advocate: Upon return ing from Millerstown last Friday ev en irg, between the abovo place and 1 Newy.-rt, W. A. Spouslcr, E.-q , and wife cf this placf, met with an acci dent. Their team ran iuto a fuow drift aad tie hors-.is in thir strtig gUsbidly tcro the harness. Mr. Sporjslcr was unable to extricate hi j:stlf aud team, uud help Lad to be s.imm.-neil from a nearby l irm t.ou?o. Mr. Spcnr.ler waa takeu ill during the excitement tnd has baen conficed to his bed since his return homo on tho sune evening. Tha Lau caster Daily New Era of tho 20th u!t., gives a long account of the ex perience of Rev. J. W. Meruinger m the blizzard j of Sunday evening, tho 19th ult. Rev. Mr. llemiuger and D. IL Heitsbn wm returning to Lancaster freni MaLhoim. where ho had preached, when the storm braka upon them Tho blanket and robes were stripped from them and with difficulty recovered. Their sleigh was upset tbrc-9 limes, aud Mr. Heits- bu lost his h.itand was almost froz en. When they arrived at Lancaster the gentleman wera almost exhaust ed as wan their fuitl.ftil animal. Last Thursd iv, Y. O. Rearick, of the firm of Gilliliind & Rearick cara miH -ion merchants of this place, took to New York aiid disposed of the fol lowing skins : 31 red fos, 29 grey fox, 1 wild cat, 3 domestic cats, 11 mink, 58 skuuV, 29 coon, 246 musk rat, 156 opoosum, 4 hear 508 in all. TLds is probably the largest cssort meut of choice skius ever sent fio.n this county. Procram of the Juniata Confer enca of tho Evangelical Lutheran Church (Synod of Central Pcnnsyl vania) to be held at Milroy, MilHiri county,, March 20th, 21st and 22nd, 1893 Subject, "The Church." j.biudaj' eveuiii' "Her Members S. E. Smith. Tnes-.iav morning "Her mission." W. H. Dale. TuAbday afternoon. Her wr- the times somewhat ccstlv. ve ham thut ho iias resolved iu tha fu ture to be on hacd snortly after tho ringing of the bell aad not keep the rer,t of the family in eusp?oso on this ironortsut ccciijion. Italian Funeral. Italian number 154, died of typhoid fever at the head'.iarters of the Ital ian workmen, on fourth track, near Black Log station, on Sunday after noon, March 5. Nearly all the Ital ians of the company that he worked with, attended tho remains to its last resting place, iu Union Cemetery on Monday afternoon. Undertaker, Snyder, says he has never been ami'Dg a people who wero so ready to give, a helping hand at a funeral, as the company of Italians gave him through all the preparation for the funeral of their dead comrad, num ber 154. has been selected with jreat care and embraces styles. OUR LINE OF OVERCOATS IS SIMPLY PERFECTION. Over 3P0 hundred overcoats and 50 different Blylcs from which to select All aires from the snail child to the rortiy wan at from $1.50 to $'20. Sure' ly you cau te suited here. In Hats We soil more hats than any three store? in the connty. We have all the latest styles both in crush and derby. The only store in the county that carrys a full line. We handle tho Douglas Shoe which is in itself a guarantee. We have a full line of Ladies and Gentlemen's Shoes at price very much lowor tbau thoy can be had elsewhere. Also a full lino of boots that arc no equal. GOLD & SILVER WATCH CHAINS, Kings and Jewelry. It will five 3 ou n.cney to examine our stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Neckwear and shirts are twri ( f our hobbies, and ycu will always find a full line of the latest and nobbiest ttyles in our stock. We are the pgents for the sale of the celtlratcd Sweet Ore & Co. overalls, working rants, shirts, every carmen t Guaranteed to'give satisfaction. We have an extra Gne line of underwear that only needs to be seen to be appreciated. Ia Men s dress pant aloons we knock out all competition. The Brest Cassirreres and Worsteds sowed with silk in prices ranging from $3.50 to $6 50 per pair. We also car ry a full line of trunks, satchels, umbrellas, trunks, hosiery, gloves, Gentle men's, Ladies and Children's gum boots and shoes, suspenders, gum coats, card igan jackets, gentlcnuu's slippers, Land kerchiefs, mufflers, harmonicas, pocket books, purses, &.c. We will take pleasure in showing jou cur goods whether you purchase or not. ollobaugh & Son. Attention 3rd DM In Ion. To the Comrades of the 3rd Div iion of the 9-.h Corps, known as Hartranft's Division. Tlio 3rd Re-union of our Division, will bo held in Williamspurt on the 23rd and 24th of March, 1893. All membera of tlio 2081b. Regt living in Juuiata aud Mifilin counties will pk.ucie writ to the uudersierned (As sistant Secretary of the 208th Regi mental Association) for orders for special rates on R. R , and name of the IIo'.ol at which the Regiment will hav.i quarter. If members of bdv other reginicnl of. the division living in Juniata county have not been supplii d with orders will write mo, I will trv to Mipy'v them. Ro- mombcr comrades, tuo 25th of March, 18G3. and coma to this re-union; a plosisant time is anticipated. Theo. H. Memihozb, Pleasant View, IV Tribute of Respect. Tho Sous of Tbtr.perr.iito of Mif fhnto'.vn, i acfced the following reso. huioiis iu memory of cister Mis Eva Stewart, dectase;t: j Rtsolvtd: That the members of I this division do cxpres? their deep 1 egret, ana viv iound sorrow ever the doiith of the sister. Resolved: Iu recognition of thesis ter b; ing an active member of this division, and also a charter member. we do tender our friendship iri be half cf onr sister and to the friends of the same, that her name shall always i!I en's Winter Suits. A reduction of 3G per ceut. Sreet Orr overalls the best in thematket, 65 cents a pair. We propose to make our stock revision early each season, lf lots ther ii to be we'll meet it boldly. Loso to make a hold loss at the first saves a cowardly but greater loss at last. And there is where your chance comes ia to purchase new, fresh and seasonable goods at from TWENTV-BTVE te llllKl 1-M ki liiR l.h J. lower than they were quoted at a month ago. FEBD MEYERS, the wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridge St , MifRintown, Pcnna. 1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889 Special Invitation Io The Eid)U To attend the Attractive Sale oi Clothing that goes on dailj from THE IMMENSE STOCK OF D. W. HARLSY. It will be TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS' Who have money to invent to examine the Stock ot 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 MIFF1IIS TOWN E M i. RUBLE, BALME AND Funeral Director. I will guarantee patisfaciion in all coses. I am qualified to prepare corpses for any length of; time. Myunder taking room ia three doora north of the National Hotel on Main St. Safe Horses furnished in time of funeral. Cases requiring attention at night will be promptly attended to by callir-gon meat my Furniture Room. VERY RESPECTFULLY, S. RUBLE. S. LOST MANHOOD! ft:? jfEttvrriE" H (Pivc-Ji French .v : A sold with a Wrt'.iz 4 ' v . . sue a s " oj - C- y7n'- l'rm.",rT. LOSI C tounlH. H a u BEFORE AND ATEH USE. ache, Walce!i.J ne. Lou Manhood. Less ilade. all drainl and io. 'J. pdirer in eilhtr ki, caused by oreMWrtion oi you:hfulindicretin, which ultimately lead to la ntmity, Conum;.ticn and Insanity Price, ft c-. v package. With every J order we Tre a nr. Buaraato " cr refund rnenev. By m.a! anywldRM. REMEDY CO., Toledo, O LADIES' T.-.Ti ZW 7 i M K, -V. S3 V I3bMtskin.1xp. Thfroarcthtr.r.'ir.'cf'f'.aiii who hav regular p-ai'iiu aii.l ouil It: ccrJe 1 tlic of 1 r Jly v re it c-.t .'r s rr...t coroiilcTioc. Tot"! R-sch wo roi .aad O.t. KEr.'RA'S VICLA CttCAM a poji.iiie ti" ttlitiea th.-.t o jlcsiy c'.iai; s the dou titin9 and Lorid uouii:t-l-u t oao cf natural bcur.i and nnbWi.ii.h-U Irtjinty. H curs Oily Skin, t'reci-lea, Btjrks ilrarts VU.r-h-.n, Bantura, Tan, Hraiihti rA H Sr:it.rf-eiioii rt U:'! ikin. It if u ;t ucosrrctlf l.ii scl-tc, yet ib: : tcr for tiiu ti llut tjblo Ihrtii ponder. Kol 1 ty liugsiU, or nh pt reil i:win Twolt't o( Sfv. d. C. 6!T1 HrJi & CO., Teledo, O. HAVE TGU MOHET TO EEPOSFP ? ARE YOU A BORROWER 1 CALL. AT THE FIRST MIEt yiFFLINlOWN, PA. FOUR PER CENT. IN TEEEST PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES, Money Loaned at Lowest Bates. JUNIATA VALLEY BANK, OF JIIFFMJITOTrS, PA. I j WITH i BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL. Stockholders Individually Liable. JOSBPn ROTflROCK. Prt. T. VAN IRWIN, Caikitr CIBECTOEf. W. C. Pomeroy, Joopti Koihroer, PEIRCE COLLE of BUSIES John Herltler, Robert K. Parker, T. V. Irwin. Josiah L. Barton, Lonis E. Atkin-aa, STOCKQOLDf : Philip M. Kepnar, Anni X. Shelley, Joseph Rotbrock, Ja Irwin, L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker, W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin, Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. TLompw., Jr John Hertiler, T. V. Irwia. CharlotteSnvder, Josiali L Barton, John M. Blair, Roi ert H. Pattcron F. M. M. Pcni.cH, Levi Light, SamnelS. Rothtock, Wm. Swarti. Solomon ?.!anlitk, Three and Four per cent. iLtereat will b paid on certifcates of depos'te. fja. 2?, IStl U a t! A h pUn ortirirerri .1 fhr-r-1 rinlirt; r ..r!jr.iuTil l.w buu.cr ii.tt. Ah.. J':etih tr T.i'.n I'tr trl -i- lr t '-.m-.r t. I. . u.. GeJlth has bffl sAU I ire i uith-v? t-yt intracli-iu nd r .p-ci"..y ti:;ii' ; !-;tin h Imid introduced eith . lt:ir.tu.e c. . t) ,.e a'l ttnmer t ,r nmi' f. .1 . ' ..M-- f ; orf '.. Fell nd Winter le u teiri" T -'.'. Se t. wh. IX aielmtM lrfat.a ko te.l. -M enr:.llm:.t Mf' :J. Fer f..' -.- it noi.1. hii- rtU 'J I ab&uuBLtOMul. t;rada;iiiit Kxer. e, cL ecditi J Tuua iiT PtaacE. Ph I . Principal and Fntn.dBr. Becurd BttUd;nr. Chestnut bl.. Ftiiiaueiihia.Fa 1 Bnfleiinc from the eCecU of youthU erroim. eeatjf" decay, wasting weakseee. loet mauho etc, I wai end a Til tub ke treakv (eealed' eonMaiiaJ foa pirtienlare for home cure. FREE0' ch arge. j iplendid medical work : ehould be read by eX rZ.r, who la uerroua and debilitated. . AddMeM Trot. V. C. F9WLEB. Mooelra, ConBa RUPTURED Subscribe lur tbe f rrTWEi asd Ktpi Bti ea, good ppi'r- .ranUert . Jeye.' St-Phllrt. iia.c at once. No operation or boelcoM u-Jaj. Thoasaad of cure. Dr. Mayer lj il.iifl Penn, Kcadine, l"a., aeeond ftalorday oi t:h oalii. tcuJ lor etrcuku. Adrice Ueeb ueaas wen covered. $200
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