SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
WED3KSD1Y. M1RCH 29, 1898.
TEEMS.
I ascription, $1.60 per annum If paid
a idrtnce ; $2.00 If not paid In adTence.
Transient adTertiaemenU Inserted at 60
..ta per Inch for each Insertion.
franiinnt busineee notioes In local eol-
oan, 10 cents per tine ior eacn insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
to sdrartlse by the year, half or quarter
l
Sale RegUter.
Jhrcb31. John Quinn, will sell at bis
place in Milford township, adjoining the
Waldsmith farm, horses, cows, young est.
tie, sheep, shores, wagons, buggy, harness
sod farming implements. Also 48 acres of
land adjoining lands of James Rice and
otberti. 8a!e at I o'clock P. If.
April 81b, 1891. Mrs. John Diehl will
sail st the Saddler Shop, on Front Street,
.Wifflintown, Pa., whips, hemes straps,
cbain cases, Oynets, hardware, leather by
tbe pound, diamond black leather eil, sad
dler's horses, copper kettle, lsp robe,
biaukets, different parts of harness and er
erything valuable. Sole to commence at 1
o'clock, A. M. Samuel Lapp, Auctioneer.
SHORT LOCALS.
Saturday nest, April fool day.
A. W. Opple of Oppleaville waa in
town a day or two last week.
Carl vie) tbe historian was always
out of humour beoauaeof abadstom-
hchti.
Chicken growers say hens, mani
fest wo inclination to batch this
apriug.
jlrd. Roe living on Cross street,
dieii on iionciav morning alter a
locg illnefs.
Charles Hower, Esq., of Seliru
grove was in town on Tuesday on le
gal business.
Miss Ewicg of McVeytown, passed
the Sibbath with her friend Miss Is
abella Allison.
Mrs T. V. Irwin presented her
huhbaud with a girl baby on Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Miy Cottle is visiting her
parents Mr. and Sirs. John Etlta, on
Washington St.
Governor Pattiaon has Bet apart
April 15 and April 29 aa Arbor or
tree planting days.
Miss Carrie Hughes and Miss
Bert Spratt of Lewistown are visit
ing Miss Emily Murray.
J udge Savage of Sunbury sat in a
cae for Judge Lyons at the Argn
mout Court on Tuesday.
Representative Herman North,
spent Kucday with his father, Hon.
James North in this town.
Dank? Kurtz, a student in the Law
Department of Dickinson College,
was in town last Saturday.
The Franklin county bar irrespec
tive of party, recommend Judge
Btewart for Supreme Judge.
Djn't forget the said of Simuel
Laorurd's personal property, next
Saturday in Fermanagh township.
Tlie letters in the Mifflintown post
office uncalled for were for Miss
Miss Maico Chappell, James Haus.
Dr. Lucien Banks gave a dinner at
the Murry House a few days ago, in
honor of Colonel J. J. Patterson and
wife.
Sjveral horse raisers in Juniata,
took their surplus stock east to sell,
found no market and brought the
horses home.
Ei Sheriff Walla says, there are 5
acres of ground piled high with rail
road ties at Waterford, awaiting
Bhipmeut by rail.
Every citiz ;n in tha oounty should
take a pride in speaking well of the
county town. It is the Capital city
of the county government-!
General J. K. Rabiaon is happy
over the advent of a nice girl baby,
I that his wife Mrs. liobison present
ed to him en Tuesday morning.
Humphrey's Specific No. 7, cures
Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis. The
' relief is quick, the cure perfect.
Ptiee 25c. For sale by all druggists.
March 22, '93-4.
Miris Imogene Evans of Blooming
ton, III. , a student at Wilson College,
Cliarnbersburg, is spending the
Faster vacation at the home of Col.
Patterson in this place.
"Love's a very funny thing, said
Mollic. There's always enough of it
for everybody, even if its all used up
before everybody comes. Provi
dence Journal.
Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minrrtes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks k Co.
Druggists. Mifflintown.Pa. Oct. 1, ly
John Tyson, the great trapper in
this part of the State, last week
trapped a coon and a wild cat. The
animals may be seen at Lewis Stray,
er's place a short distance north of
town.
Fi ancia Hower paid fifty dollars
for a sow at Rothrock's sale last
week. It is believed to be the larg
est price ever paid for a single ani
mal of the pork family in Juniata
county.
Our contemporaries down town, the
I - .. I J ,il FT 1 . 1
jicuiu huu lue irwune, eacn inauig
I ed in a moving last week. The Her.
mid foimT in rival tVm VatlAnol Ttanlr
and the Tribune eoinz in where the
t 11 r i .
""''iii came out.
Rev. A. H. Spangler of the Port
lkoyal Lutheran church, has resign
ed the Port Royal charge which he
served the past ten years, and has
accepted a eall to preach in Brad
dock near Pittsburg.
Robert McMeen, Esq , will deliver
Mia T r 1 a
iu ..xom.iriai Address on the occas
Sion of the dedication f Y.m mnn
ment to the memory of Rev. Matthew
A Sllunn in it, T a
.ii iuo rreeDytenan church
"J place, on Sabbath, April 9
&t lug A. 1VI.
Rev K. E Berry, has accepted the
" t'-cu ior tbe Lutheran
g;'rpTd.ofa "nation
-v nter and xhomp
sontown. and will .,l
- --.... muit into me
IX?:?" MoAlister
A. child of David Louder and wife
"""S "u Jackson farm north
east of town, died on Monday morn.
&
vpwra . n. McCIeUan of Mc
Veytown, spent last Sabbath with
Captain Cornelius McClellan and
laumy m mis piaoe.
All kinds of Spring Millinery for
sale by tke Misses Diehl at the olal
uma on ront St. Call and
ine the stock now on hand.
exam
It is predicted that if the present
habits of living are kept up a few
generations, the coming man of nee
001ir hibbi oecome toothless.
On Mondav
faieber. made her husband happy by
Th tu rI baDy. at
uuuio a rane east or town.
Huntingdon, on the night of the 21st
' i.LJ.' III. Ill Uin n
a years. Me was
4.uo iounaer oi Tusoarora Academy
in thin ...i.-.i J
a kuio ;"uuiH(jr.
riitsourg politicians are putting
-"8Mmu rr. a. tone lorward
as a candidate for Governor. General
uasungs inenda are beginning to
loot to nis political fences.
a
At nas been proposed in (lnnir.
J TP I . 1-
"" x mmera Alliance circles in
uerKs county to grant a liquor li
cense to every man who anolies for
i, iub cost oi 9 cash.
ii. i . .
o. L. I odd succeeds Geo. Friday,
as clerk to railroad Supervisor Clove,
at this place. Friday has gone to
Philipaburg where he will attend to
Dasmess m the interest of Mr. Cleve.
On the 9th of April memorial scr
vices appropriate to tha dedication of
me monument to the memory of Rev.
Matthew Allison, will be conducted
in the Presbyterian church in this
town.
Green goods men are sending cir
culars 10 people whose names thev
navo secured by some unknown
means- The man who takes a green
goods bait, ia green enough to en
gage in a dishonest transaction.
If hoops again become fashionable,
how will the women get into the
seats of churches that have been
built within the past ten years? The
seats in churches built within re
cent years are too noar together to
admit of women in hoops.
Thoughtless people say why don't
the newspapers tell the truth? If the
newspapers would tell what people
talk about each other and each oth
er's bu8ines, there would bo a great
cry for the newspapers not to tell
wnat people say about each other.
Samuel W. Eatriken formerly of
Delaware township, thiB county, now
of West Chester, Pa., has been chos
en by Arctic explorer Peary as one of
his companions for the trip to tha
Ncrth Pole, for which place be soon
expects to start. The partv will be
equipped for a two year's trip.
"Country Uncle "Bless you. mv
boy, there's no end of fun in the
country. You must coma' up when
it is the season for husking bees."
City nephew (nervously) Deah me!
I shouldn't care evah to husk a bee
unless someone would first wemove
the sting." Pittsburg Bulletin.
Last Thursday, "while a fall of
snow and sleet a foot deep was fall
ing in Wisconsin and other north
western section i, in north Mississip
pi and west Tennessee, a storm of
rain and wind was tearing down
houses and barns and blowing down
telegraph lines, and a great deal of
other property.
Hive vou tried South American
Nervine the gem of the century T
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, Mifflin town, Pa.
Nov. 14. ly.
Snooks. My wife is so busy every
day fixing her ruffles and keeping
her dress straight that she has'nt
time to keep house. Indeed, ans
wered Spooks. My wife is just the
verv opposite. She is so busy keep
ing the house that she hardly ever
fixes her ruffles and seldom has her
dress on straight.
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweenv, Ring
bone, Stifles, Sprains and Swollen
Throats, Coughs, Ac. Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted tbe
most wonuertui islemisu Uure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Mifflintown. Oct. 1, ly.
A handsome monument has been
erected in the Presbyterian cemetery,
to tho memory of Rev. Matthew Al
lison, who preached 28 years for the
Presbyterian congregation at Mifflin
town and at iucAhstervilIe. The
funds of the monument were obtain
ed through the personal solicitation
of Mrs. Annie McMeen. It ia the
purpose oi 3irs. Jic.'ieen to nave a
formal dedication of the monument
in the near future.
Newport News 'March 24: Messrs.
Emil Schott and Fred Meyers, of
Mifflintown. and R. W. Jacobs, of
Huntingdon, have been here on two
occasions for the past week for the
purpose of eventually builning a wa
ter plant for the borough. If town
council will agree to take $600 worth
of fire plugs and grant the free right
of way through the streets tbe gen
tlemen named are ready to go abend
with tbe water works.
Father "Mary, I want you to be
careful and see that that boy of our's
doesn't read any of that dime novel
trash with which the news stands are
filled. Stories of tram robberies and
so forth, are demoralizing ha! this
is cood!" Mother "Mother "What
is good?" F. "The paper this morn
ing says that our syndicate has af
fected a corner a corner in coal. That
will send the price away up and "
M. -'But won't that be hard on the
poor?" F. Poor! Stuff! It's busi
ness." New York Press.
Something got the matter at what
is commonly called May's bridge, on
tbe railroad in Mifflin county last
Saturday. There was no material at
hand, nearer than this station 13
miles away. Here a lot of oak lum
ber loy near the track. Tha lumber
was of a suitable kind and without
taking time to learn who the lumber
belonged to, railroad managers ap-
npriMa lBe material and sent it
rau to tne bridge. Of course the
owner will hava to be paid for his
mmoer as soon as he can be found.
Tho hydrant in the house of Lydia
i . oi us own accord
last inursday night after Miss Stouf.
I" u retired, and if it had not
een ior William Warner hearing
the swish of the water as he passed
by, considerable damage would have
uuen aone to the house. He arous
ed Squire McDonald, and thnv two
-ncuou I'iioB oiouner. upon ex
amination of the pipe, it was found
broken, and the water escaped when
tne nydrant was shut oft As a last
resort to stop the flow of wafr
Warner sent for Sheriff Noble, who
came and shut the pipe at the pave-
umui; ana me rush or water was over.
Harriet E. Hall of Wivnsiiiwn
Ind., says: "I owe my life to the
great South American Nervine. I
had been in bed for five months from
the effect of an exhausted Stomach
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition of my
whole system. Had given up all
hopes of gettine well. Had trid
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved mo 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 highly." Sold
by L. Banks k Co., Druggist, Mif
flintown. Pa, Feb. 9 '93. ly.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Brownj
valley, Ind., says: "I Lave been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness. Weakness of the
Stomachc, Dyspepsia, and Indiges
tion until my health was gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle of
South American Nervine which done
me more pood than any $50 worth of
doctoring I ever did in mv life.
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. I consider it the grand
est medicine in the world. War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve euro ever known. Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks
& Co., Druggist, Mifflintown, Pa.
Feb. 1, '93-ly.
The remains of Miss Annie L.
Conner on the 22nd inst., were
brought from Altoona to this place
for interment in tho Presbyterian
cemetery . The funeral sermon was
preached in the Lutheran church by
Rev. J. R. Hondurson. She was the
daughter of William and Mrs. Mary
Conner, who lived many years in
Patterson, whsre the deceased was
born April 12, 1864. She learned
telegraphy, and when stricken with
rheumatism and a complication of
diseases was employed in the office
of the General Superintendent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Altoona.
Besides her mother and sisters Miss
Mollie, she leaves two other sisters,
Mrs D. E. Banks of Harrisburf. and
Mm f! K Mil
one brother Griffith Connor, of Con
emaugh. Bloomfield Times: Mrs. West
Aucker gave birth to twins.
Two young men from Juniata Co ,
were arrested one day last week in
Newport for fast driving on the
streets: it cost them $9 to settle it.
L. D. Myers a track hand on
the Pennsylvania railroad, waa in
stantly killed near Marysville, Tues
day afternoon by Harrisburg accom
modation East. He leaves a wife to
whom be was married only a few
weeks ago. She was Misa Minnie
Rhoads. 9 Quite a number of
horses have been shipped from this
connty this season by tho various
buyeis who gather them up. The
price of horses ia lower than ever
known. The shipment of cows is al
so very large, and they usually
bring satisfactory prices. On
Monday afternoon, Sam Gutshall and
Clint W'entzel, young men and friends,
were hunting togethor at Blain.
While returning home, near Stoke 's
Mill, Weotzel slipped and fell and
his gun waa discharged. Tbe gun
was loaded with shot, several of which
struck Gutshall on the head and
knocked him down. Adam
Voatch, a resident of Fishing Creek
Valley, bled to death Tuesday last,
from a cut in the instep of his right
foot. He was chopping in the woods
near White Spring when the acci
dent uappencd. ono was near
and before Dr. A. C. Coble, of Dauph
in, had arrived on the scene the
young man was dead. The body was
taken to bis home in a wagon. '
Last Friday morning the largo dwell
ing nouso at tne adi tannery, in
Henrys alley was entirely des
troyed by fire. Daniel Niedich
family were livihg in the house
were absent when the house
fire. Neighbors saw the fire
and
and
took
aud
went there with the intention of sav
ing the household goods, and- sue
couded in saving what waa tbe first
story, but all their beds and bedding,
and ail their meat was destroyed
PHOTOGRAPHS.
ANOTHER TIME TOR ANT LENGTH OF TIME,
WHILE Wl ABE W THE PICTUBE BUSI.
NESS.
We will continue making our fine
Cabinet Potograpbs as low as $1.50
per dozen. These pictures are
mounted on elegant card enameled
on back and face, with picture with
a high Polish finish superior in qual
ity to to the Ansto Photo I have
been taking the last year. However
all those wishing the Aristo picture,
I will still make them at the same
price, $1.50 per dozen.
The extensive patronage and the
many testimonials of tbe appreeia
tion of our work, we have received
the last year, gives us renewed cour
age to go on with these low prices,
and we propose making Mifflintown
head-quarters for the finest Photo
graphs for the money that can be
obtained anywhere, adding all the
time new and costly accessories of
the very latest designs giving our
trade the benefit of that which wonld
cost $3.00 in the city, for $1.50 in
Mifflintown. We can make pictures
for $1.00 per dozen such aa are made
by all travelling photographers, but
we prefer giving our patrons a much
better picture for very little more
money. Thanking our patrons for
their liberal patronage we solicit a
continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
Joseph Hess.
Mifflintown, Pa,, March 9, 1893.
Terns,
GRAND JVROB8.
Deen. D. Barton, Spruce HilL
Sulouff, James, Fermanagh.
Cambell, G. W., Lack. -Bartley,
R. M-, Tuscarora.
Swartz, H. K., Monroe.
Murphy Jno., Tuscarora.
Boyer, Leman O., Turbett
Bender, John, Mifflintown.
Rodgers, Matthew, Walker.
Brillinger, George, Milford.
Wolfgang, David, Fermanagh.
Brubaker, Michael, Susquehanna.
Turbett, William, Turbett.
Dunn, William. Fermanagh.
Shively Lantz, Fermanagh.
Masterson Jno., Thompsontown.
Okeson, J. C, Spruce Hill.
Sieber, David, Jr., Walker.
Leonard, Willinm, Lack.
Sherlock, Wesley Mifflintown.
Hopple, Henry K, Delaware.
Lahr, Jno., Mifflintown.
Gearhart, Jno., Fayette.
Crawford, James, Tuscarora.
PSTIT JUKOIS.
Moist, A. J., Fermanagh.
Harlan, Jno., Tuscarora
Bolinger, Philip, Tuscarora.
Woods, C. W , Delaware.
Mahlin, Wm., Fayette.
Andrew, Jno., Lack.
Houtz, Jackson, Fayette.
Smith, H. L , Fayette.
Switzer, Jas., Walker.
Speakman, G. W.", Thompsontown.
Cox, Wm. D., Greenwood.
Beecher, Jno. W., Delaware.
Lantz, Irwin C, Delaware.
Hackinson, Thos., Tusoarora.
Kelly, Wm., Milford.
Trego, Jno. E., Lack.
McConnell, Geo. P., Turbett.
Hsckenberger, David, Fermanagh.
Page, A. J., Walker.
Snellenberger, A. J., Monroe.
Witmer, 'Jerome, Walker.
Smedler, David, Fayette.
Houtze, Henry, Beale.
Zeiders, James, Fayette.
Smith, Jacob, Fayette.
Depew, Jacob A , Milford.
Weiser, Jno. L. Susquehanna.
Depew, Lewis, Patterson.
Benner, David, Delaware.
Landis, Stephen, Fayette.
Zeigler, G. W., Tuscarora.
Lawaon, H. C, Tuscarora.
Warner, Edward, Mifflintown.
Beasbor, Irwin C, Fermanagh.
Groninger, W. C, Tujbett.
Loudenslager, Jesse, Delaware.
McLaughlin, Stewart, Fermanagh.
Woodward, Albert, Tuscaaora.
Ferster, Banks, Monroe.
Yeakley, Harvey, Mifflintown.
Select School.
A select school will be conducted
at East Salem, commencing April
10th, 1993, and continuing for ten
weeks. All grades will be accepted.
An earnest effort will be made to
qualify those preparing to teach. An
opportunity will be given to those de
siring to study Latin, Algebra, Book
keeping and general history.
Maoie B. Kiszkr,
E. Blanc he Fbt.
P. S. For any desirable informa
tion concerning our school, address
C. L. Winey, East Salem, Pa. ?td
There are twenty-eight cities in
this country having each more than
100,000 population.
MARRIED:
Kepker SmrELma. On the 12th
inst., at East Salem, by Rev. J. Lan
dis, Mr. Francis Kepner and Miss
Elizabeth Stimelintr, both of this
county.
MirrLINTOWN MARKETS.
Mirruarowa, Jfirch 29, 189S.
liuftor 24
Efttrs 14
Flam, 10
Shoulder 08
Tutd 13
Side,'......... 6
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET
Wheat,
Corn in ear
Oale,
Ryo
Clovernesd ........
Timothy seed
Flax seed
P-ran
Chop......
Middling ... .
Ground Alum Salt.
American Salt
68
50
.12
66
$4.00
, $1.00
1 60
..$1.19 a hundred
, ..$1.60 a hundred
,.. $1 .26 a hundred .
1 20
, 80
Philadelphia Maakets, March '27,
1893 Wheat 50 to 73c; oats 40 to
41c; butter 18 to 3Gc a lb; eggs 17c;
duck eggs 18c; cloverseed 16c a lb
for western; 12 to 13c for Pennsyl
vania seed; live hers 13c; roosters
10c a lb; tangled straw 11c a lb; po
tatoes la to 9jo n bush; onions $1
15 to $1.30 a bushel; new southern
tomatoes at $2 to $5 a crate.
Chic ago 111 , March 25. Cattle Re.
ceipts, 1300 head; quotations $5. 75a
6.Hogs Receipts, 7000 head $6 85a
7 40; heavy, 97.50a7.(jG5; light 7.20
a7.30. Sheep and lambs, receipts,
2000 head; top sheep, $5a5.30; top
lambs, $5.7oab.40.
LEGJL.
J3ARTITION NOTICE,
In tbe Orphan's Cenrt or Jnniata County,
In tbe estate or Thomas PaariT, dee'd .
Ta Mary Kllen Parrel, widow, Cocelam-
s, Juniata County. Pennsylvania: James
A. Far'at, son, Poldier, Lagan Connty,
Idaho; Tbeatss H. Farlet, sua, Lykens,
Dsapbio County, Peonsylvania; Mary Ellen
Parfet, daughter, intermarried with Oeorge
Hamilton, Harrisburg, Danphia Connty,
Pennsylvaoia; John H. Parrot, son, Wast
Milton, Union County, Pennsylvania; Ma
tilda J. Parfet, daughter, Intermarried with
B. F. Zeiders, Cocolamus, Juniata County,
Pennsylvania; Charles H. Parfet, son. Rich
ard W. ParNt, eon and Liizie M. Parfet,
daaghte'i the last tbrse being minor chil
dren who have John B. Meredith of Maze,
Juniata County, Pennsvlvania. for their
guardian. Too are hereby notified that the
Orphans' Coutt of said County, awarded aa
inquest to make partition and valnation of
certain real estate, ol tbe said Thomas Par
fet, deceased, consisting of a messuage
and tract of land, aituste in Delaware town,
ship in said county, bounded en the north
by lands of Jerome Leister and Jacob Hoe
tetler; on the east by lands of Henry B.
Bopplt ; on tbe sontb by laads of John. B.
Meridetb and oo the west by lands or Jacob
Bostetlcr, containing eighty-three acres,
more or less, bavtag tbersoa eraeted, a log
frame l ouse, bank barn and ether oat-buildings,
and that said inquest will be held en
he T anises, on Thursday, the Tweatieh
dav of April, A- D , 1993. At which time
and place yon ere requested to attend if
yon think proper.
8AMLEL LAPP.
6 fcerlfTe Offloe, Mifflintown, March 28, 1898.
List sr Jar.ru, April
19.
LEGAL.
A ITDITOR'S NOTICE
In the estate of Gcoaoa Jacobs, late ef the
borough of Mifflintown, dee'd.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by
the Conrt. tO aodif. aetlla n .riin.t ..rt
report for distribution, the balance in tbe
Zn? ft a?iteJKP
umiui vi mmrv at. JaiotM. af1miiii.iMt.lv
April utb, 1893, between the hours or 10
o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., at his
office in Mifflintown. ah
parties interested are requested to make
and prove tboir claims or be debarred from
coming; in on said fund.
jvuh j. PATTERSON, JR.,
Auditor.
March 21, 1893.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the; estate or Thomas Stwat late or
Milford township, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor appointed bv
the court to audit, settle and ad jus', and
report for distribution the balance in the
bands of Jacob Lauv.r, Administrator, will
meet the parties interested for tbe nurse.
?i u ,jyin,ment 00 Wednesday, April
Wlh, 1893, between the hours or 10 o'clock
u ,M.BI 4 uClock P at hi
Mifflintown, when and where all parties is.
Urested are requeued to make and prove
tbeir claims, or ba dh.rr.rf .
in upon said tnnd.
JOHN J. PATTERSON, JR.,
March 21, 1393. AUd,,r-
H.
P. DEUIf.
PRACTICAL. DENTIST,
(Graduate or the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege,) Termerlv or MifTlinhu. p. k.. i
- - - ,1 . , mama 1W
cated DermanentlT i Hiffii.i...
. . mm in:-
cessor te the late Dr. O. L. Derr, an4 will
'""" e aeaiai onainess (sstsblishsd
by tbe latter ia 1860) at tha well known or
flce on Bride street opposite Court nan.
try TEETU EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
JNo CMorofvrm, Ether, r Gat used.
No Sere Gums or Discomfort to patient,
either daring extraction or arterwards.
All these are Guaranteed or no charm
will be made.
LL All Work FlunnlMil in .... r..-i
m . - IJt. 1 1 1"V, I
satisfaction. Terms, strictly cash.
H. P. DERR,
Practical Dentist.
A SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL.
1 do rasnartrnllv Info.n. ti. ku. .u . . i
j J " w fiNuuu tuai '
P,nr.,.A. I : l- t .... . . i
. .,,.u m, caier, jr., ana tbe un
dersigned, will eoodnct a
ttumtr1erinal
in the Mifflin Academy Building, during
the Sprint terra r mot Th.
begin on April 3rd. IS93. and eon-
linilJk Iip i
Tbe "TEACHERS CLASS" will consist j
only of such persons who desire to prepare ;
themselves Tor tha nminiv (nn..in .- ;
summer examinations, and we shall ecdeav- ;
er to make tbe instruction as thorough and ,
practical as possible. Those who wish to
tudy Latin, tbe Higher Mathematics, Oen-
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fashionable
Clothing1 and
Gents' Furnishing Goods, at
HOLLOBAUGSf & SON'S,
PATTERSOJN, PEN IV A.
Spring is Here, So Arc JVe With
Jl Lull. Line of Spring
Clothing
OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STILES AND COT.
Our phcnominal sales last year bas
Urge line of Spring Clothing and having
marked our eoods down to rock bottom
goods, we will have all the most desirable trade supplied.
We have a full line of Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children' Clothing that
has no equal west of Harrisburg.
Young man irjou want a late style,
and Tie, it will pay you to see our line.
You formerly bad to go east to get what you wanted, we can furnish you
with anything in.the clothing line you may wish. Our stock comprises Men's
louiua, uoys ana conaren'g uiotbing from the plain, substantial, every-day
suit, to the finest dress suits. Yon have here over 50 different Bitterns and
styles to select from. 500 pair of dress
emeu men, Jersey auus, cine flannel Suits and other styles for the little folks.
And at prioes that will astonish you for cheapness. We also keep in atock the
l'ooglas bhoe for Men and Women's wear. Tbe ful'ost line of Trunks, Valises
Umbrellas, Jewelry, Suspenders, Collars k Cuff, Underwear, Neckwear, Hats,
eto. We always make it a point to have the latest out in styles. 50 dozen of
the Celebrated Sweet Orr Overalls to fit the smallest boy to the most portly
man. Call and examine oar stook. Compare our prioes and we are satisfied
you will be pleased. No trouble to ahow good j, and we have them to show.
Hollobaugh & Son.
S S RUBLE,
EMBALMER
AND
Funeral Director.
I will guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
I am qualified to prepare corpses
taking room is three doors north of the National Hotel on Main St.
Safe Horses furnished in time of funeral.
Cases requiring attention at night
calling on me at my Furniture Room.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
S. S. RUBLE.
LOST MANHOOD!
KenfKemedvi
sold with aWritta
GaereaUe to cur
all Nervous diseas
es, such aa IVou
MeaiorT. Lon o
Brain Powar, Ns
Toaanasa. H a a A
BEroai uss mn lltl. ache, Wakeful
ness Leet If in hood. Lassitude, all d rales aad lav
tf penrer In either sex. caassd Ly OTer-eaertion o.
SouthfaUodiacretiea, which uHlauttlvlead to I a
unit. Consnmotioa and Inaaattv Price, at o
asrhsys. With eesy order wa 4v
VT II 11 mvmwy vra.i wm Sr." "w
te eaeo ae refeos) aewajk By niail v
w P1VtHfJ llBjrttaCa.T.eeo, 0
any
eralHislorv. Rl.eioric, Bm.fc kevj.iug, ate.,
will alse be accommodated. For adeacrip-
nve circular address frof. J. J. fcaJer, Jr.,
uimintown, fa.
MILTON C. SWIQART, Principal,
aicVcytown, Miftiin county, Pa.
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPH REYS
Dr. Hnttinhrv,' fiDftflraaiM1nrlflrlfvAni1
earefullj' pn-iiareil Kemllr, used for jeers in
. private pratiw and for over thirty yean by tbe
people Willi eDttre Fucceaa. Every single- Speciflo
a siiedal cure, f ir ue dlaeaaa named.
TBy core wl t hout drugglnc, purg Inn or rednrtnc
theK.vstefn.aDd are lufaclanddeeuUiesoTcreiBi
Remedies or the Werld.
list cr KuMBsaa. cpxihS, run.
1 Ferers, Conirestlnna. inflammations. .-25
2 V orrnM. Worm Fever, Worm folic... .25
Teethlnn Colic, Cryln. Wakefulneu .tia
4- Mlarrhea. of Children or Adnlu 23
5 Dyeealerr.Urlpliig, Hiltoos colic Ui
fcelrra Marbns, Vomiting.
7 C'oacbs, Colds. Uroachllla. .43
H-Nenralla, Toothache. Faceache 3
9 Headaches, sick Headache. Vertigo. .23
1 Dyspepsia, Blllvuimeu. I'cntttpatlon .'23
II Mappresaed or Palatal Perleds. .23
15 Whiles. Too Prortue Ferloda a3
13 Creep, Laryngitis. Hoarsanets 23
t 1 Milt lthetfm, :rylpelaa. Frurtln. ,!I3
13 Itheamatksm.or i.lieumatlcPclna.. ,23
16 Malaria, chills. Fever end Ague.... .23
1 PI I en. Blind ori:lcedlna: 23
1M Ophtbaltny, Sore ur Wrab Eves. 23
19 t'stnrrn. Influenza, t t.kl lniiiellead .23
20 Whooping CsDiik .23
21 AethtiTt, Opprs;l Prvnthtng 23
2-i Er lliwchai sca. 1.? paired Hearing .23
23 Srrifa!n. Enhtivd t Intula, riling .23
21-;enert IVblllly. I li;kr.lr,sknes .23
23 lropy, and Scanty Etcr?:lons .23
Sei,-I. Uress. McUeki frum Hiding .23
IT Kidney Dlsensea 23
2!v Sore Month, or Canker .25
30 I rlnary WealtneaH, WuttlngCed.. .23
31- l'alnfnl Periods 23
3 4 liph!Hcrla, I h-erate.t Sore Throat.. .23
35 Chronic Congestions A trup'.tous. .25
EXTRA NUMBERS:
S8 Nervous itobllltr. Seminal Weik-
n-M, or Involuntary bticharges l.OO
SS Ulaesaeisf the llenrt. Palpitation l.oa
S3 Epilepay, Spasm, Su Vitus' Usuce... 1.(10
sua by nriuu-totf, or svat paM-p.ia ob rrlt.i of prlc.
DS. HrMPMBRTS' MaKTAL 1 144 p.CM.1 FSBS.
m smarts- a n.ra. 1 1 1 a 1 11 ana., si., x. T-.
S PE CI FS CS.
HUMPHREYS
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
For rtlea F.xtemal or Internal. Blind or Bleeding:
Fistula In An..; Itchtnsor HirnUug of the kectum.
The relief Is Immediate the cure ct-rtalu.
PRICE, 60 CTS. TRIAL SIZE. 85 CTS.
Sold by Drucf fits, or Btnt post-.14 ou r...i l of pries.
snrauir see. ra.iiiain miaim St., mw you
HUMPHREYS'
VETERINARYSPECIFICS
or worses, tatua, Saeep, Boat, Son,
AND POULTRY.
SO Pae Book aa Treatment of Animals
M am . .
mLa'7rri' e"eatlaaa.lBamatUa
A.A.) rptnal Meaiagltia. Milk i.r.
i 11 t i . . . .
;,, -,i""f. Naaal Ulschargea.
U.IK Bete or -rub. Worms.
y , "Bs, jrnramoaisw
F.P ollc or Urlpes. Bellyache.
!V'.V""""c"rr,a,' llomorrhagee.
"a Kldoey Ulaeaaee.
V,,r.,,,'", J""eaea. Mange.
J.K Diseases ef Itigeatloa, Paralysla.
Single Bottle (over 50 doaeai - sj
Hlable Case, with Soeetflra, ManoAL
V rteliuary Cure Oil and UsdlcaUir. aty.OA
Jmr Veterinary Care Oll.T. iJoO
ttlf lnrwebut or Best sersaM SBf hws bbS tmrnmr
SBBBlllr b nclBt Brie.
BrarHKin-aKD.ro., ma iitwuoaai stisoiark.
justifif d us in purchasing an extra
purchased eo extensively, we hava
rnoes. Before others o-ei in thoir
fashionable Spring Suit, Hat, Shirt
pantaloon?, Suits for large men er
for any length ofj time. Myunder
willbe promptly attended to by
SDTES'
IS but akin deep. TbaroarethenMTidaof Isdiai
who bare ragular featnro and would Ic ac
corded the palm of beauty were It not for a t-n. r
onmvlezion. To all auch We rroommend CR.
HEBRA'S VIOLA CREAM aa potsc-asing llieso
qualjtiea that qulc:y change the moat sallow
and florid co:cTlexion to one of natural baalth
and unblemiihad beauty. It eurcaOily Bkin,
Kruokka, Black Heads, Clotrhea, Sunburn,
Tan, fiiaplea, and all imperfections ol tha
akin. It la Botaeoametic but a cure, yet ia bet
ter for tbn toilet table than powder. Bold by
Proggiata, or scot port paid upon receipt of 50c.
(a. C. WTTHCB 4 CO., Tatada, O.
Brasses; rr
FORWARD,
ONWARD,
UPWARD
In the line of nrncrraaa i c.
Your CUSTOlonoe3 .,;".. T".P.,0fc. UMM. 4nend- effo'
public by liberal offer..
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR MEJN THE BEST MADE
WE CAN PLEASE I0H IN A SPBINB SUIT.
Onrs ia the stork fmm a.t.;k i... o - o -. n ...
l . t. i . "viu u
that while it mav have a n-onrl m.n.
af.la c. '. , 7." . t"""" una suane aeieot euner ID,
style, fit or material. Our Men'. Suits for the Spring of '93 are perfeet
f fa-V- Ta"et7 f mtei, -bow, v ready for you a regular feait
ai,y,,,,,fr0-wU,' " H pocketbocx. can be
A mammoth collection of tbe latest
05 TO
C.tii.. wii. j jT J '
cho'ceL to il2 t,;
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR BOYS.
Not a house iojhe oounty anticipates the needs of young America more
eagerly than we do. Wa are nnr.l .;), a- -i . a o. u u
,r.,, . ' I " coring oiuca ior xova
and Children, a stock containing more and nobbier styles than can he seen at
any other atore in Juniata oonnty.
A short Pant Cheviot Suit of all-wool material in a serviceable datk gray
color. Price $2.20. R 3
A beautiful All-wool, Dark Blue or Black Cheviot Swiss or Irish Woolen
Double-Breasted Suit a rare bargain ages 4 to 14, $2.75
genuine inoot or uress Cheviot Suit, blue or black, lined with fine
Italian Cloth or Serge, $5.
Imported fabrics in Boys' Suit-, 4 to 14 years, including the English
Worsted. German Trinnt nr Pr.nA S.... - . - , r . ,
.uo vuiraot styie, a UDisuea ni ana
nnisb for J10 garment, bnt our price is $7.
Our Hat Department for this Spring Season is complete, we have all the
new styles at tbe lowest prices.
The grandest line of eent'a furnishing GOODS rar.rkihii.H ; .t
connty. Our trunk k satchel department seound floor a full line to seleot
from. Prices lower than ever.
SPRING PANTS.
Never did we exhibit a grander assortment than that which now DrnM
our tables.
It embraces all tbe new and nobbv
domestio with a price range from $1 50
FERD MEYERS,
the wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridge St , Mifflintown, Penna.
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation
To attend the Attractive Sale ol
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS'
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock, of (iooda for
MEN, BOX S AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fai
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLIN TOWN 3P.A..
HAVE YOU MONEY TO DEPOSIT?
ARE YOU A BORROWER 1
-CALL AT
the nm
t
MIFFLINiOWN, PA.
FOUR PEE CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.
p Pacify
the.
Iiife
Blood.
JJL5,Bi? OZ.OXG3 LIFE.
LUTUSZrs BLOOD SEAP.CEia
J Snlt-rhrun. TetUr, FrtxtUe., Hlack
r r .i tv. . 1
i - Js mmtfJovtM Brit it.
t THE SELLERS MEDICINE CO.
I fiTraBunoM, pa,
Subscribe fer the SrTixa ah Bamau
ca, a food paper.
It T&jC
" " of the
acicoi vour cpring suit. A'on t Dnyt one
.:-k. 7.,r .
styles of Sack and Frooks are here.
20.
F"FU' Aweeo ana uorxsorew Suit ;
oh"eDed for workmanship or fit. Yo
strifes and checks, hnth fnrelvn and
to $6 50.
To The Public
Clothing that goes on dailj
JUNIATA YALLEY BANK,
OF HIFFLIMTOWII, PA.
wm
BRANCH AT PORT ROTAla,
Stootholderi Individually Liable
JOSEPH KOTHROCK. Fri4n,t.
T. VAN iaWIN, Ci
Biaicraaa.
W. C. Pameroy, Jaaeph Rathraek.
Jolm Bertaler, Joaiab L. Rartoa.
Robert K. Parker, Lauia K. Atkinaaa,
T. V. Irwin.
tTOCKBOLBlal t
Philip H . Kepner, Annia If. Shelley,
Joseph Rothrock, Jan R. Irwin,
L. E. Atklnaan, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomercy, J. Holmes Irwin.
Mary Knrtx, Jerome Pf. Thompaon, Jf
John Hertzler,
T. V. Irwin.
Charlotte Snyder,
John M. Blair,
F. M. M. Pennall,
Joniak L Bart.) a,
Robert H. PatteTaaa,,
LeTi LI?ht,
Wm. SwarU.
Bamnel S. Rethiock,
Solomon Manteck,
Three and Fonr per cent, interest will k
pahi on certificates of deposite.
fjao 2S, 1891 tf
TO veak mn
tl iflsaain froaa tfaa aflaota of yeofhful snaua. mmtg
steea.wasttBKwaakaaaa, lstiMBAoelrOl
send a valaabl traatlaa raealed; aoriBatcte IMl
partlealara ror boana amra. PRSt eakaaaa. A
aseendid aMdlcat work ; ahonld-a read b areaat
man vho ia aernaaa aad dabiU Mmti. , I HibbI
PpoC V. C. nwlO. Hooelaaa. CasJ
RUPTUREIsHtw
Pa. Le at onca. No upwatioa ar baalas':
delay. Tbousands of curea. Dr. Mayer is a,
notei Penn, Keadi&K, Pa., aeroad iaa tarda r oi
each month, Send tor circular. Adrieefs-e