3ENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFKLIXTOWN :
VVE.'ttFSlHY, APRIL 5, 1S9S.
TERM.3.
acs.-ri"t:oD, $1.60 per
a advance ;
annum if paid
2.00 if not paid ia advance.
T-nient advertisements Inserted at 50
nenM per nch fr "ch inaertion.
Transient businosa notices In local col
mni W cents pur line for each insertion.
pt'iinctiona will be made to those desiring
w advertin by the year, half or qaaxt-r
rear-
Sale Register.
Acril li-.-3. Mrs. John Diehl will
jell at t!.i- Si l'l or S!io;, on Front Street,
1itRinf'iwn, ' wn'I", hamea straps,
chain c ist!' , tlnets, hardware, leather by
tt;e pound, .ii im m l t'iaeJc leather oil, sad
dler's Ii.-rs. s, copper kettlt', lap robes,
Mzuivt-; .1:1! jr. ut pirta of htrnesa and ev
frvtl:inc valiublo. SjIo to commence at 1
o'cl A. M. Suiiuel Lipp, Auctioneer.
SHORT LOCALS.
dlls tliptheriii and cholera
1 u ri'.s'aiu-j business
jrertuJ-
( :i s-itunl:iy.
Situniiy, the 1st, brought many
Di
li'. K'3
uf p! t
I'll
! i town
v v:
!tel relilives in this
ti'r.;
: i !ih ayponrivl in ft number
iu Europe this spring.
.-ys arc. looking fortvanl to
min;; "f the summer circus.
Shirron, Ei.,of Newport,
ii in this phicn on Saturday.
k I'littfr.-oa was. at home
ii:;: i i-ijiir during Sabbath.
S A. Suinuir is having a new
- f c't l t' his housa in Pa:-
ti
S.i.-.'ili
it c inn
v 1:.
Garrott of Mifilin Co., paid
,v s 't of Juniata, a visit on
El-.v;..
in tiii- ;
mail m i
Vi'.is!
CW; :
o:i C ii
: Sir:rr spen!
i.v, b jinir off
the
duty
Sabbath
from the
ii i i lli'as of Million ey City,
st of Miss Marion Sjholl, on
'r.n St.
ti l will siart the machinery
1'iug day of the Columbian
and
thev
Fair at (.'hie-ago.
Jiiiics Ntraycr, student, at Dickin
suii C ii. .;', is spending Easter holi
divs ii: this plane.
A 'i
is a t'
( );li
tin- W!
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is ii! :!
J o'jn W
riii-irl
,iu'( r in Germany has irr
imliet proof cloth. 'The cloth
; 1 .f an inch thick.
i-vt-kers stayed away from
to IIous'j on Friday, and that
. in 1 a dav of rest.
ry Prothou otary Wi.-Icorsliiua
t': - liom-i (.f hi-i soi-in la-v
. HiU-.s iu this p!ac3.
i s Adaiiis and Ilenuii
were en busin:
lowe
ss to Wiikes-wcek.
The Easter Flower made itself
visible last Sunday.
Fishinsr with rod and iin
to be a first rate school to teach pa
tience. v
iuarcb 'Ao, was "fruit day,''
was clear. and calm indicating
say a fruitful year. '
"Soda ia an excellent material for
cleaning tinware. Apply damp with
cloth, then rub dry."
Statistics establish the -fact that
more unfortunate occurrences take
place on Monday than on Friday.
About six feet of the top of the
spire of the Lutheran church was
blnvn off by the wind on Tuesday
evening.
D. M. Marshall a prominent candi
date for tho office of Superintendent
of Common Schools was in town on
Saturday.
Samuel Rothrock has gone to
Pittsburg where he is engaged in
Superintending the Clayton Electric
Company.
The Juniata Bar held a meeting in
the Court House on Tuesday, in
memory of J. Frank Sterner, "Esq.,
deceased.
J. H. Rodprers, a prominent citi
zen of Johnstown this county, visit
ed the County Capitol on Saturday,
on business.
Burch field recently employ
ed as Compositor on the Bell wood
Bulletin is -visiting among relatives
in this hi3 native place.
The chief burgess of Huntingdon,
is going for the drunks. Whenever
a man staggers along the strsot or
sidewalk, he is arrested.
D ivid Jenkins of Mifflin county, is
93 yci'A old, and is credited wiih be
ing tile rl lest rnin in Pennsylvania,
that cast a vote for President last No
vember. An exchange remarks: 'When a
man is looking for a wife he wants
an angel, and when he goes to house
keeping, he somolimes eay3 ugly
things because he did'nt get a cook.
List Saturday wa3 the busiest 1st
of Apiil witnessed in niauy d tys, and
mcst of the obligatiacs were met
withont trouble, which indicate a fa
vorable st ite of finances in the county.
A certain vonng gentlemen joinpr
fiix miles to hire a rig and thr-n
when putting iu his appear
ence at the home of his "best gal''
meet with these words from the old
lady: "Go en, go or.! she's net goin'
with you," i-3 certaiidy sa 1 and bitter
disappointment m a nut-shell.
Tho letters remaining ia the Pat
terson post of!i.?e uncalled for on
Saturday evening were for: Mrs. L.
F. Smith, Mrs. I Bienler, Samuel On
ray, H irry Harrington, Lorind i V.
S. Misimcr, Mies Laura It of sin, liev.
S. E. Podkey, Claries McFad den it
Son. When yon call ask for adver
Used letters, if in the above list.
W. H. Rannals of MeA'i-ster ville,
offers at Private Sale a Valuable
Fai :i of 70 acres, 5(5 of which are
?Iis May Loudon has gone io
Ph l.i'fi Iplna where she has accepted
a 'i iit! )u as cashier in a store.
avs v;s ting relatives.
! r.f
C1:'!'. Watls.of tiie Sae
D.r 'i hnent at II irrisbrirg i
f .-i- r.
t;
wile
on M"
D;Vi.'
dav' :'
San -ri
was ::i
Printing
; in town
R
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Wl-. in
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fur p-
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leral oi t".o six yew old
f (i. Vvr. Kerehner and
i Walker township, look r-lace
! lay.
'( s'r Carnty who is a candi
r re ehiciion to the eilice of
ntendeut of Common Schools
town on Saturday.
' J ihuston, s ja of water
i r ihiwon hid his left hand
. i i' irl one day ia-t veek,
v ;r oin a sledge while ia
t:i ' water pipes o;i Wash-
St.
--rN-Tiual School, under
t--.ship of Pro'essor Josiah
Jr.. I'rof. MiltoirC. Swigoit,
: 'i on Monday with a most
I piv.pper-t.
it i s unca'.ied for in the Mif
p ofli-'s on Safarday were
ik I lagan, Mrs. Catherine
Miss Hannah Gearharf,
Hi. s.
John S. Graybill and family have
returned from Washington, and are
heartily welcomed bv their numer
ous friends.
Humphrey's Specific No. 7, cures
Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis. The
relief is quick, the cure perfect.
Piice 25c. For sale by all druggists.
March 22, 93-4t.
Bloomfield Advocate of Mrch 29:
On last Monday forenoon as Clinton
Wentzsl ani Samuel Gutshall of
Blain were returning home from a
fox hunt, when near Stoke's mill,
Wentzell slipped and in an attempt
to keep from falling knocked his
hand against the hammer of his gun
and discharged it, tha load striking
Gutsbail near the right ear, blowing
off his hat and knocking him down.
Wentzel seeiug his partner falling
and the blood streaming from his
head, although himself bluoned by
the explosion and greatly excited,
summoned Dr. F. A. Gutshall, who
dressed the wound and picked out
the shot, several of which were flat
tened by striking the skull bone.
His hat was almost torn to pieces,
and the Dr. says had the load struck
him one-fourth of an inch " further
forward it would have been instant
death.
Newport Ledger, March 30. Last
Saturday this community" was star
tled to learn that a web-known and
supposed upright citizen had proved
to be a thief. The man alluded tj
was George Zeigler, who for years
had been the trusted clerk of W. II.
Bosserman in his grocery store on
Fourth street. When Mr. Bosser-
man sold the business to J. C. Mover
& Co., the new firm retained Mr.
Zeigler as clerk, and placad implicit
confidence in his honesty. Some
time since the clerk was suspected of
appropriating goods, especially but
ter, to his own use and sending it to
distant points, tho money for which
he never accounted for. It was tho
business of Mr. Zyigler to travel
through portions of the country on
stated days, to gather np butter,
eggs ami other piodace, and givo
groceries and other goods iu ex
change. Friday was his day to trav
el through Terry Valley, on which
trip he gets a goodly quality of fine
butter Mr. Sieber did a little de
tective work, and caught his clerk in
the act of shipping two baskets nf
butter. When confronted with evi
dence of his guilt, Zeigler broke com
pletely down and confessed to the
theft. He was not arrestad but tak
en o the office of lawyer Sharon.
The casi was settled by Zeigler for
faiting one month's f alary, and giv
ing his noto f-jr sum sufficient to sat
is!;, Mover & Co., for goods taken.
The man was allowed to go to his
home and he tok the first train for
Harrisburg. Sunday moruiug he re
turned. During the dav packed np
such goods as he could take with
him, an 1 left again p.t night. The
The remainder cf his household ef
fects wsre packed on Monday and
shipped away. Ziegler posed as an
ardent membc-r of the Presbyterian
wi ather-boarJed house, ! church, and was quite prominent in
!l necessary out-il,le several service oi tne Fame.
Ine settling of tao nlhir as above
elated does not exonerate him from
arrest nt any time within the limit of
time allowed by law, and he ma' yet
ba called to answer for his criuits at
the b:r of justice.
Time C'lsan-red-
The session of the Presbyterian
Congregation in this ;town have
changed tho time from Sunday the
9th hist., to Tuesday ttio ISth for the
! ceremonial dedication of the nionu-
! ment. erected to tho momory of R v.
I Matthew Allison.
,
I Teacher's S:xamlnatlou.
J W. II. Groniugi-r. II. C. Klinger,
W. E. Aumtu. O B Suiouff and J.
L. K jtikle, the committee appointu I
j by the Teachers' Iustitute to con
duct tho exa;mu'iin of applicants
1892; Trespass; plea, "not guilty."
5. William Carl agent for Mary
Carl vs. Lewis Arnold; 68 December
term, 1892: appeal; plea, "nil debet"
G. J. M. Bryner vs. James D. Bar
ton; 82 December term, 1892; Ap
peal; plea, "nil debet."
7. EmanueJ Cohen vs George Mil
ler; 14 April term, 1893; Appeal; plea,
"nil debet."
V1KD:
Hench. On the 21st nit., in Tnr
bett township, Mrs. Margorct, widow
of the late John Hench. aced 87
year, 10 months and 24 days.
Rice. On the 23rd ult.. in Scruce
Hill, township, after a brief illness
from pneumonia, George C Rice,
aged 56 years. 9 months nnd K davs.
Thompson On the 14th ult.. in
Tuscarora townr-hip. John Thompson
aged 5i years. 3 months and 8 davs.
Earnest. On the 19th ult, in
Patterson, Harry J., infant son of
Harry Earnest, aged about 3 months.
VIVrUSTOTTN MARKETS.
fiirirHTOWH, April 5, 1993.
"'"r 24
E?f 12
Ham to
Sbouldnr, 08
T.4d . . . . , . a 13
Side-i, 0
MIFFLINTOv7N GPAIN MAFKET
Wheat,.
Corn in ear ,
,
r.xc
C'ovorPwe'i. ......
Timrithy seed ...
FI 'Z sved
Bran
Chop...
Middlings ...
Ground Alum Si!i
AHriotn Salt...,
coaUimnt: sixty-one acres, more or !?aa,
haYing thereon erected a two story frame
dwelling bouse, bank barn and other out
buildings. Seized taken into execution
and to be sold as the property ef mannel
Tho man.
CONDITIONS OF SALE :
Fifty dollars of the price or sum at which
the property shall "be struck off shall bo
paid to the sheriff at the time ot sale, un
less the purchase money shall be less than
that sum, in which case only the purchase
money shall be paid.otberwiae the property
will again be immediately put up and ao'd ;
the balance of the purchase money must be
paid to the Sheriff at his office within five
days from the time of sale, without any de
mand being made by the Sheriff tberefor,
otherwise tho property may again be aold
at the expense and risk of the person to
whom it is struck off, who, in case of any
deficiency at such resale shall make good
the same-
SAMUEL LA.Fr, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Oilico, i
Mifflintown April 1st, 1893. J
UDITOR'3 NOTICE.
In the estate of Gecroe Jacobs. late of tho
borough ot MilHinfon, dee'd.
The undernijni-d Auditor appointed by
the Court, to audit, settle aud aljust and
repoit for distribution, the balance in the
hands of Mary M. Jacobs, administratrix,
will meet the partips interested for the pnrJ
posea of his appoir.tiri-rit on Thursdav"
Apiil 13th, 1693, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. St., and i o'clock P. M., at his 2?
otlice in MifHintown, hen and where all
parties iuteieMed are requested to make
and prove I heir claims or bu debarred from
coining in en p:iid fnnrt.
JOHN J. PATTERSON, JR.,
Auditor.
March 21, 1893.
wilt lii. ni id.
Ail work guaranteed to give perfect
satifction. Terms, strictly cisb.
H. P.DERR.
Practical Deut!t-
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HEYS'
HUSVSPH
Pr. Haniplirrv'Sipwlnc are scientifically and
carefully invMartxl luravilkii, uh1 f.r years In
private practi.-e and for over thirty years liy Ui
pimple -w-lt ii entire suci-flsa. Every single Specillo
a s;ei-fal cure for the disease uaimil.
'fury eure without rirugKiiig. pursing or redoclnfr
the.ys tm.anl are ill i:ict uud iKeu At-sovereign
Reiuetiira cf lle World.
C8
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65
$4.00
$1.00
1 CO
..$1.10 a hundred
,.$i.50 a hundred
..$l."5ahundred.
1 20
80
cleared A
bint L ir l au.i
buidirv-.s are wee tod thereon. It is
i loc:;t d otie-and a-half miles eoufh-
ea-ii oi .'icAastr-rviue, near ciiurene-;
and schools. C.l! on or address Mr.
j ive place
F.ti;;i."yh S; :iviTi Litiment removes
aTi liar J. Suit or Cullonsed Lumps
ami JJ.cmiaiies irora norses, iiiooil
Jij-.avin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Siiih:, Sprains and Swollou
Thro'iN, Coughs, !vC. Save Sod by
use of on-.' bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish C'ure ever
known. Sold by L. BauLs & Co.,
j Druggists, Mifflintown. Oat. 1, ly.
! L 'wistown Gazette: Af;cr tho wa
ter went down from Hi? recant flood,
i a number of pools were left in theci
' n-d. Wednesday of last week Geo.
i Williams John Glalier, Dr. Siiiith,
Al. Benrlv, James Pecht cad Philip
j Riymer, Jr., went fish'n in those
! ponds and ciught between three
and four hundred pe-un-ils of fi -ill,
j mostly carp, the largest m-a-mring
j twenty -Three inches and weighing
seven pounds.
Lech-re. The Gettysburg College
list or KniiBitBS. itisu. rsicss.
1 I'eversj, Concrstioiis, Inflammations.
3 " oriiix. Worm 1'ever, Worm 'r.lie...
S Tecthlns; Colic. Crying. Wakefulness
4 Piarrhen, ot Children or Adults
5 liysenierv.Orlpliij, 1 ili..oj Colic....
holersi .tlnrbus, vomituig
7 t'oaebfi. Colds. l:ronchitis.
K Neuraliria, Ttitliache. Faeeaohe....
ij lira tlaclica, stele Kealche. VerllRO,
1 ii X.riipeii.'iia Biliousness, t enstlpatlnn
1 1 tippre9fu or Puintnl FeriedM.
12 W hi tea. Too l'rof iw I'eiiorid
13 'ican. .arynsilW, l!oar.;r;e-s...
I 1 Sail JthfDin, 1 r!.;l;.s, fcrci tlnns.
1 5 lihrnmatisin. or l.neuii.tic Fuii3..
(S Mcl&ria, i'lillls. 1 iMir nd Ague
I I'llcs. BUad or Heeling
1 w lul;ihnlit?r, Sere i r Weak Fyes.
J ! 4 Viai'.-i;. Iiirtiieris.'., t Id In Urn Head
IfiU v lmoj;i!ipr 'onyu ,
hi::-. O'-rr e rre.ithint?
Sar :l!i'.i-.n.-S'-.'. ... i.-fi-ed: t-.-arlKE:
1 n.laln. F-nliUa'-i ' t -it.. Swt llir.
'2 4-;;e:icrn- :'.-!..;!ilv. l!.-..-..l .e-.liu.
-:rov-iv, and bt-oity tKCiitloiii
Ji :i-ir';rel. M.-Ki'.esi: ixm llidliiii
!i.idncr liteuFi
?.i-o MoriIi. or Canker
3 LI I rinnry Vv i cliuri,, WettlasBod.
: 1 ininfal Perioil
S 4 S i n h t U e r in, I Hvrntert Sore Th roa t . .
3o CUronle f 'oniestitins l.ruptici. .a
ESTBii. KUMBEES:
2S S-r-voria lrbi:ily, Semlniil Weak
ness, or Inr.tlunUiry l.lelinrKes LOO
32 Pieapof the if esrceali-iiation I. MO
33 Epilepsy, hpasiiiS. St. Vitus' Dance... l.OO
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FORWARD,
ONWARD,
UPWARD
Success attends oar effort,
gain the confidence of th
UDITOR'3 NOTICE.
PinnDF.i.pHi.v Markets, April 3rd,
1803. Wheat 70 to 75c a bushel;
Corn 47 to 50j a bushel; Otts 38 to
42c; B itter 20 to 38c; Eggs 14 to 15c;
Live hens 13i a lb; roosters 9 tq 10c
a lb; cloverseod 11 tj 15c a pound:
sheep pelts $3 per dozer; green calf
skins 7 to Ss a lb; green calf skins 7
to 8c c lh; Tangled straw jll per
ton: Hay 13 to $18.50 per ton.
Chi-.ago, April 1 Cattle Re
ceipls, 500 head: Top prices for the
week, !?5.75.i$i)05; for the best na
tive stf ors and for tho best fed Tex
ans $4 1 50. Hogs Receipts 0000
head: common aud mixed ?G.23a$6.
75; prime heavy $0 S0a$6.00; light,
$(! 50ii$7 C Sheep and lambs Re
ceipts 1500 head; steady top shesp.
$3.15a$5.G5; top lnmbs'SSaf 6 50.
Announcemerjts.
The followin; scale of prices for announce.
nu nts has beau mutually agreed upon by
the uuritrsigned, and i,o deviation from
tho aif will be made:
Protlmuotary, Kepister Recorder,
Sho'iffand County Trcesurer, each Jj;
Commissioner and District Attorney, each
$3; Jury Commissioner and Auditor, each
$1. Ail additional communication! recom
mending cocdidates will be charged !0
ceLt perlin. Money iu all cases to be
paid in advance.
Wll. M. ALLISON,
Editor Juniata Herald.
B. r. SCUWEIEK,
Editor Juniata Sentinel Republican.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Editor Sentinel aud Republican: Please
unuouuee that 1 am a candidate lor the Of
hire ot District Attorney subject to tho
usages of the liei.ublicaii party ia Juniata
Cs'intr.
WILBERFOilCE SCHWEYER.
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATE.
Editor Sentinel and Republican Please
aim- uuce mv name as a caudolate for Ri-'p-resent
ilive Delegate to the .St.ito (onven
tion, subject to the usages of th ! Repnbli
can psrty in Juniata Coutty.
WILL L. HOOPED.
In the estate of Thomas Stewart late of j
Mitford township, deceased. I
The undersigned Auditor appointed by'
the court to audit, settle and adjust, audi
report for distribution the balance in tho
hands ot JacoS Lauvor, Administrator, will ;
meet the patties interested for tho purpose 1
of his appoiutiuent on Wednesday, April!
12th, 1893, between the hours or 10 o'clock !
A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., at his office in 1
Mifllintoan, when and where all psrties in- :
teretted aro requested to make and prove!
their claims, or be debarred from coming :
in upon said fund.
JOHN J. PATTERSON. JR.,
Auditor.
March 21, 1893.
Sold by lrnctt, or sent pot-i..ld on rveltt of jirlce.
PS. HrSMIIMTS' M.SCAl. IU rrB,i MAILED rSSX.
Ul l'tll:tVS'!:2.0.,lll XttS St.. Sew Turk.
SPECS F 1 OS,
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
ForPITm Kxttrnnl or Internal. HHnd or Blrwilnir ;
Fl5tuln.ln An-; Irchinn or hiti !lti- of thy lcctuin.
Tiie rcliff ia itnniitimt tLe euro it-riai.1.
PRICE, 50 CTS. TRIAL SIZE. 25 CTS.
Sold hf OructjU, or ivat poji-psiij on rtxript t( pitc.
IKMirilaiCKa' UtTtJ.l'O., 11 1 A 113 V LUlAuSt., NEW TORE
J-J P.DERR,
Pn.4CTIC.4l. DENTIST,
(Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege.) formerly of Mifllinbnrg, Pa., has lo
cated permanently in Uitliiutowo, as suc
cessor to the latu'Dr. (J. L. Deir, and will
continue the dental business (established
by the latter in 1SG0) at the well Lnown of
flce on Kridge street opposite Court House.
tC?" TEETH EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
Ao CfdoToform, Ether, or Gas used
No Sere Gums or Diseoiufort to patient,
eithrr during extraction or afterwards
All these are Guaranteed or no charge
n . k m : a n. M - m Jg at
ftmiMFHHlL YS'
B W ' aH aV
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
Per E:r:e-, Cattle, Sheep. Logs, Hogs,
AND FOULTRY.
500 Pa are Book on Trratmrnt of Animals
autl Chart ?eui Free.
ctres 5 FTr,'onfirerf ionr. Inflasnmntioo
A. A. i nii.-il Meoiiiiriti-, ltlk Fevrr.
l.l..trn.u4 l.ainftii, KbeDinatism
C'.i1. IkiKtcmprr. Nawai DiwIiarKea.
r. II. iloi or ,-rnbi. Worm.
K. K.- 'wsUtfbst, I1ckvb Fui'Uiuonio
F.K. lolic or .ripe llfllyache
4....1 i.strarriav. Hi'iiiorrhasrH,
II. it. I riiiary find Kitluoy liw.eaHCS
I, I KniFM i ve IkiMeanrH. .Hans.
J.K. liteutiea of Aiseitiont Paralynls
Finale Bottle (over 50 doses), - .60
btatijr Cau with spoclflr, M.inntU.
Veterinary (tire Otl ani Med tea tor, 97.00
Jar Vclrrinary t are Oil, 1,00
Hold by Vronhtttf or nl jrrpmlA urfkm ami la wmf
imMili rrrotpt of ortc
Bt BPUULVb' SL0 CO., Ill 1 13 W UUsbi St., Ntrw lork.
heaoquabt:
In the line of progress that's our policy.
Your CUSTOM once a customer always. We
public by liberal offers.
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR MEJN THE BEST MADE
WE m PLEASE YOU IN A SPRING SUIT.
Ours is the stock from which to select jour Spring Suit. Pou't buy on,
that hile it may have a geed many points right, has some defect either in
style, fit or material. Our Men's Suits for the Spring of '93 are perfect.
In the variety of materials shown we have ready for you a regular feast
of fashion, an assortment from which all tastes and all pocltetbocKB can b,
pleased and suited.
A mammoth collection of tbe latest stvles of Saoks and Frocks ara here.
85 TO 2.
SUITS Four different shadaa of Bannockburn Cheviots, Single or Donfc
le-Breasted Sacks and Cutaways ; the popular Tweed and Corkscrew Suits;
English Whipcords, Bird's-eyes, etc,; challenged for workmanship or fit. Your
choice $3 to $12.
SPRING CLOTHING
FOB BOYS.
Not a hou-'C iu tl.e county anticipates the needs of young America mora
eagerly than we do We are prepared with au elegant Spring Stock fcr Boya
and Children, a stock containing more and nobbier styles than can be seen at
any other store in Juniata county.
A short Pant Cheviot Suit of all-wool material in a serviceable dttk gray
color. Price $2.20.
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
A genuine Tricot or Cress Cheviot Suit, blue or black, lined with fin,
Italian Cloth or Serge, $5.
Imported fabrics in Boys' Suits, 4 to 14 years, including the English
Worsted, German Tricot or French Serge, the correct style, a finished fit and
finish for $10 garment, but our price is $7.
Our Hat Department for this Spring Season is complete, wc have all th,
new styles at tho lowest price.
The grandest line of gent's furnishing GOODS ever exhibited in Juniata
county. Our trunk & satchel department second floor a full line to select
from. Prices lower than ever.
8PBIM0PAWT;
Never did we exhibit a grander assortment than that which now graces
our tables.
It embraces all the new and nobby stripes and checks, both foreign and
domestic with a price range from $1 50 to $G 50.
FERD MEYERS,
the wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridge St , Mifflintown, Penna.
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Muiiumit ccriiUvfues met in ui:s
April 1st, t dtscj-irga tho ila
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f ' Wt.'.-tanrol.mtl county roa l
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I- i- v. ill .-ilni'isi vnio an insur-
'. j ii'.isl tho Ii ii.-i'atuiii an 1
r.v.
' ' P. :!', olitor-in-cli'f of
i i-.tiliia Bulletin, liol wLile
J i - li iir in 'lis lioiao at
V. S ., Philatle: phii, n?ei
1 lis parents at one time
! "i "ii .i';hui.ivii.
i.iiii' -r'r, lump oxpItKled last Stt
' 'in il bfiistj at Sliamokin,
i ! t-xiiliiiiiun was so forceful
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'f tlireo Lundrf-tl feet
fi ljiiiniiijjr mine, anil
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i 1 at Pitt'iburon Sun
a Tiit-iuber of tbe G. A.
place anil tbo post
cojrnition of the tl-
l' ili-atli when his rc
nt to Perry Cjunty for
- .S'l-lionbergor of Mtssillion,
ui!Mi; bis' relatives and
I frii-u.U in Juniata. He is
! -r, auil li'is applied for a
:i combination railroad
Ho also claims that ho
' -v: r'-ii how to make light
f h. ut.
Hi-iiis House nt Bradford,
1 t'n- fmiii a as jet in the
' i:t 1 o'clock A M.,ouSat
!i' . .'ii'.if. Move tbaa n hundrol
W'.-r ;H the hotel at the time,
"i mid a woman perished in
Many guests were injur-
-i) out of wiu-iows and
tv;i. A cumber of other
o 'Ii stroyed by tbe fire.
in Ii r obhsfaliou to Becja
I. 1)., Secretary of the
I of Ili-ilth for address on
'iiivoftbe National and
-:iU- ii .v "i-ntaeiits for the Protec
"ouaiid Purity of the Water Sup-f.'M's-
nu :' e-jcular on '-the Care of
the Eyes," '-Emertrencv Hospital,"
J rt-veution f Blindue.sR," "the
atm.'tit . f the Ai)nr,.nf!v Drown
ed or suffoc .ted," and "Sanitary Pro- I nnele, Dr. S.II. Whitmer,
iwtive Associations." I her wav to Philadelphia.
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Pa,
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the ii
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hoii? miu E
Huii- B
Illustrated Lclure
of Messrs. W. S. Uoerli iltz-r,
B.ll and J. F. Kempfrir wiil deliver
their beauliful'y illustrated lectin'.-?,
entitled, "Columbus and the World's
Fair," in the Lutheran Church, 1-I:f
llinto-.vn, Thursday t-VL-uing, April 6,
at 7:10 o'clock.
The lecture ir; iiiBtruc'iva nnil in-tt-res'.intf.
One of tl-.e b;t high
grada fttriopticans is u?ed. No a.l-ini.-sio'i
is charged, but a collection
for t:t yonrg men of the club who
give tho entertainment nny be ex
peeled.
Iungina a glittering array of w'ute
staf, 500 f.'ctln length, 100 fe'.t in
height with the excrptiou of the tow
er which rears iiself skyward to au
niUtud- of 250 feet find" you have the
front view of "The McKaye Sprcti
toriuui." of CbiiMgo. From this t t
er can bo obtaineil one of tho best
views or tlio ontiH rir giuuunn,
and fieeond only in impntanceis the
view to ba obtained 'rom tho eleva
tin of the roof garden at 100 feet.
ConKiJr rniEr the safdtv ami comfort
of their patrons, the Columbian Cele-
b
Tbe
Chicago, t) supply fifteen immense
elevators that shall be sure, swift and
safe. These elevator?, in tbemstlves
an exhibit of great interest, will bava
a carrying capacity of 10,000 people
per hour.
Newport News: The worst speci
men of r. subscriber i.-i one who has
presumed upon you for several years
and then repudiates payment finally
by instructing the po-t master to
send a copv of the paper back, mark
ed "refused," on which there is one
cent postage due. Of course the im
plication is that the subscriber is
worth "nothing." Or, like one, who,
a few years ago, turned up the palm
of bis ignoble hand and asked if hair
could be gotton out of it. He is
usually bankrupt of moral purpore,
oler. nr.,1 bus run more than one nar
,r'im.a ,J tliA ier.itentiarv. Tbe
newspaper subscriber may be skepti
istence of a restless
Qtnni-n mniestv. but he cannot help
but believe that one is necepsary
ter having an expsneuce or ;o
as has just been related.
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E'la M. Pannaoater, oi
lowing named te;ioUbrs wore
the comiu'ttee as applicants:
O. Davies, Alice in Ormor,
Club consisting ! io R Kinzar, J. E Aum m,
Hocktiibnik and P. A. N.-cly.
before
Einuii
Mag
E. S.
JARTITIOX NOTICE,
11 Tllvir riiuiuLi?, lilt? Kjjm.-uv.'...
ui'.tion Company has contracted with
L'be Standard Elevator Compuny of
Select School-
A seioct school wiil be conducted
at East Silcm, commencing April
lOih, 1003, and continuing for ten
weeks. All grades will ba nceeplrd.
An earnest effort will be made to
qualify those prej aring to tacb. An
opportunity will be given to those de
siring to study Latin, A'gebra, Book
keeping and general history.
Maooik R. Kinzer,
E. Blanche Fry.
P. S. For any desirable inforrca
tion concerning onr echocl, addrtss
C. L. Winty, East Salem, Pa. ;td
e-
A IeligIsiriJi BIoo!i IK Mar
l el't lleverlet oTa Baeli-elnr.
a
such
Miss
MiAliotown,
Not manv books by American auth
ors wiil receive from book lovers, so
nearly unanimous a verdict of "de
lightful," as Ik Marvel's (Dontld G.
Mitchell) '-Reveries of a Bachelor";
bo tbe new addition of it, reduced in
price from $1.25 to 20 cents (postage
5 cents extra) just now offered by
John B. Alden, Publisher, is sure cf
an immense sale It is a very pretty
volume, brge type 'and dait.ty cloin
binding, notwithstanding its fabu
lously low price, which is accouuted
for by the expiration of copyright,
and the passing into Mr. Aldeii's
hands from the higher priced pub
lishers. Mr. Alden s Catalogue ot
Choice Books, 12S pages issued
monthly and sent for a two-cent
stainn is a veritabla "literary gold
mine." Address, f Johs B. Alpen,
Publisher, 57 Koso St., New York.
-
Trial LUt. April Term, 193
1 Thomas Ai buckle vs. Joseph
WalHce; 50 December Term, 1891;
ni.r. ,.n iudcement note; pleas, non
niininKit: "non est factum."
' Jacob It. Henderson vs. Holines
rt Grouintrer; 13 February Term,
1 RO?. Tressnass: olea, "not guilty .:
3 Henry Howard vs. Thomas Shif
ter. 158 April Term, 1892: plea, 'nil
debet,
4 Ps. II. Patterson, A. T. Patter
enn F.ilie P. Dunn, Isabel C. Patton
In !be Orjihan's Court of Juniata County,
In tLe .'Ut. of Thomas PAtriCT.drc'J
Tj Miry Ellen ParlVt, widw, Cocolani-
us, Juuiat.i County. lYnnsvlvauia: Jamei
A.l'urft, son, Soldier, Logan County,
liSiao; Thomas 11. Parlot, mo, Ljktni,
DsnchiD County, F.nnsyivania; Mary FA'en
Prf.'t, dsiijhtur, int.rmarried with G.orfc-e
Hamilton, llsmiibure, Dunphin County,
P.nnsyWauia; John H. I'arfst, son, West
Milton, Union County, Pnnnsylvania; Sli
tildn J. Parlot. duglitnr, intermarried with
B. K. Ztiders, Cocolamus, Juniata County,
renn"-!vanij CLarlos H. l'arfrt, son. Rich
ard W". Parf.t, son and Iizzio M. Pa:fet,
dauchter; tho last tbro beinjr minor cbil
ilren whohiveJ.hn li. -Meredith of Maze,
Juniata County, Pennsylvania, for their
guardian. on are hereby notitled that the
Orpbaus' Court nf said County, awarded an
iniiuest to make partition ami valuation oi
certain real estate, ot the siid Thomas Par-
frt, deceased, consisting of a messuage
and trict of land, Bituat'j in Delaware town
ship in said county, bmnded on th. north
by lands of Jeroms Leister and Jacob llos.
t.tlct; on th. east t lands of Henry K.
Hopple; on tlia south by landn of John. B.
Verult'iii ana on tno west uv l inns oi jacuu
Doatrtler. containing eility-thrae acres,
mor. or less, having thtrreoa ercted, ii log
franio iiouie, bank barn and .tber OHt-build-
ings. and that said inquest mil be held on
the premises, on Thursday, the Twentieh
dav of April, A. D., 1893. At which time
and place you are rqusica to attena it
you think proper.
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SAAiLfiit Lirr.
Sherlll'a Office, Mifflintown, March 28. 1803.
Clothing
Gents' Furnishing Goods, at
UOLLOBAUGH & SOK'S,
PATTERSON, S'ENMA.
Sjn'insf is Here, So Arc I'e &'Vih
Jl Full IJstf of & hi g
Clothing
OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES AND CUT.
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitalion rlo The ?ublic
on daily
To attend the Attractive Kale oi Clothing that goes
from
mi
we
in
extra
have
their
Our phenouiiual sales last year has justiG 'd us in purchasing
large line of Spring Clothing and having purchased so extensively,
marked our goodd down to rock bottom prices. Ueforo others get
good, wa will have all the most rlcsirabio trade supplied.
We have a full lino of .MouV Youths'. Boys' aud Children's Clot'iiinc that
has no cqnal west of Harrisburg.
Young man if jou want a late style, faihiomblu Spring Suit, list, Shirt
and Tie, it will pay jcu to bee our line.
You formerly had to go east to get what you wanted, we can furnish you
with anything in tbe clobiug line you may wish. Our stack compiles Men's
Youths', Boys' and Children's ClothiDg from the plain, substantial, ovcry-day
sui., to tbe finest dress suits. You bave here over 50 different patterns and
styles to select from. 500 psir of dress pantaloon?, Suits fur largn men er
small men, Jersey Suits, Bluo Flannel Suits and other styles for tbe little folks.
And at prices that will astonish you for cheapness. We also keep iu btock tho
Douglas Shoo for Jlen and Women's wear. Tlio fal'est line o! Trunks, Valises
Umbrellas, Jewelry, Suspenders, Collars & Cuffs, Underwear, Neckwear, Hats,
etc. We always make it a point to havo tbe latest out ia styles. SO Joz-?n of
tbe Celebrated Sweot Orr Overalls to fit the stnillcst boy to the most portly
man. Call and examine our stock. Compare our prices and wc arc satisfied
you will be pleased. No trouble to show goods, and we have them to show.
THE iMMEWSi
06K
OF
BE .Aa-iKr XjHI x
stopped oft here this weeK to sec . . va G M and Jo9
SHERIFF'S SALESOF REAL KSTATE.
5)
Bv virtue of sundry w rits of Fieri Facta
and Venditioni Exponai, containing wavers
of Inquisitions snd exemptions issued out
of tbe Court of Common Pleas of Juniata
county, returnable to tno ,April jerm
nt-xt, ol said Court and tn me directed, 1
will expose to sale ny public outcry on rri-
day, the 21st (lay ol Apn', A. U.. IS'JJ, at
1 o'clock. P. JI., at tbe Uourl House in
Bintown, P., the several tracts of land here
inafter described:
No. 1. A tract of land situated in the Til.
iage of JlcAlisterville, Fayette township,
Juniata county. Pa., bounded and describ
ed as follows: On the north by iands of W.
II. Jfour and John JUusser;'on the east by
land" of W. U. .loore and Alice Sieber;
on the sonth bv lands of L. W. Sieber,
Alice Sieber, J. T. McAluter's heirs, Jscob
Saith's heirs, Macgie Shellenberger, Reu.
ben Cavrny, B. M. Jamison. Samuel Watts,
Public School Grour.ds and S. L. McAlis
ter; on the west by lands of John Mnsser.
containing twenty acres more or loss, hav
ing thereon erected, two large brick build
ings, formerly known as the y cAlisterville
Soldiers' Orphan School buildings, si- aed
taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property ol the McAlisterville Knitting Com.
pany.
No 2. All that certain tract of land sit
uated in Annroe township, Juniata coantv,
Pa , bounded and described as follows: On
the north by lands or Peter and Aicbael
Zong; on the east by lands of Samuel L.n.
dis: on the south by lands of Benjamin
oilobau
gli &
S. S. RUBLES,
E MB ALMER
AJVD
Funeral Director.
I will guarantee satisfaction in all cast-F.
I am qualified to prepare corpses for any length of time. My "under
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 will.be promptly attended to
calling on me at my Furniture Boom.
by
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
S. S.
RUBLE.
vr
j eph Graham; 166 September term, Lesher, on the west by lands ol Isaac Zook,
(Piver French
sold with a VVnti
Qtssrai.lt to cure
ait Nervous d er.---such
Wc;l-
tjK Memorr, Loss c
CV Brain Power, Nrr
T' vousnttss. Head
GEFORE AND AFTER USE. ache, Wakeful
ties Lost Manhood. Lassitude, all drains and lev.
cf per in either sex, caused by over-exertion o
"outhful Indiscretion, which ultiirately lead to I i
firniity, Cont;tmption an--! Insanity Price, It oc '
package. With every ? order we .five a verH.-,-quarairta
to cure or refund money. By mail V
address. PlVtvR'S REMEDY CO., Toledo, a
4
!; f ' t44 7-
r a
IS battkir.deen. Therearotinsnrinclsori.-!.'.!?';
who have regular I oauires aud vm'.d be ui--cordcl
the palm of tc-auty w jit notiora -- z
complexion. Toa!l PMoh We i.-csnimcnd O.
HEBR. S VIOLA CRE.M aj possesr.? f.-cj
qualities thi-t qui:-kiyclianiTe tho mwt salluv
and florid conip'.'.iinn to one of natural l.ei-'.th
and nnblcinished 1 cauly. It cures Cily iV.w,
l-reeili, Bkxk Heiu!, E'-tchcs, Sunhom,
Tin, Fimples, and a;l lrs;'--n'i-c:iou3 r.f tv.r
tin. It U notacosnu-Ue t ut a cure, yet is 1;. :
ter for tho tuilet table than powder. 5-cld ty
iniKKlsts. or sent iwt rai'1 upon reef Ip. "i
C C. BITTNEB & CO., Toi.de, O.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock ot Goods hr
MEN, BOYS AND CHJLDHEN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
liis prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fal
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HA RLE!
MIFFLI3S TOYN IP.A.
HAVEICU MOM TO DEPOSIT?
ARE YOU A BORROWER !
CALL AT
THE F1BST
MIFFLIN OWN, PA.
FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Rates.
the
line
for rnozorti.; zin;.
' litis; i.'nH '.:..
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
Or JHFFMSTOWJI, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKPH ROTHROCK, President.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cm$kttr
DIBICTOBS.
W. ('. Poraeroy, Joseph Rothrock,
John Hertaler, Josiah L. Barton,
Robert R. Parker, Lonls E. Atkinson,
T. V. Irsrin.
STCCEHOLtlBS :
Philip M. Kepnor, Annie M. ShHll.y,
Joseph Rothrock, Jane H. Irwin,
I.. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Poraeroy, J. Holmes Irwin,
Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompson, Jr
John Hert-ler. T. V. Irwin.
CharlotteSnyder, Josiah L Burton,
John M. Blair, Robert H. Patterson,
F. M. M. Pennell, Levi Light,
Samuel S. Rothrock, Wm. Swartr.
Solomon Manbeck,
Three and Fonr per cent, interest will te
paid on certificates of deposit".
jan ii. 1891 tf
!i:'..ti IS-ilr-rU .:;.:, Tcir, I'rt-T., J-:-rb t
!Z -..;, i.'.c. Ail Sr:-u;ii .j r.'.' it. '
,TK SrLi.ERS MEDiClrtii CO.!
Pittsburgh, Fa.
Snbecribe lor the Skti-ei. and BtrCBLi
cas, a food paper.
TO WEAK Mil
Buflortng from the effecu of youthful erroaa. eariv
decay. ww.tii' weakneaa. lost ciaohood. etc.. I wia
npn4 a valuable treatiij ( Beal4' contaiutr fall
partiealars frir Lome aor. FREE0? chare.
splendid medical work ; shonM mad by eva
xuaa who la Darraua and deMlitated. Aftilraasy
ProC F C FOWUJl, XooHus, Cona.
RUPTURE!"
Pure frnarante-.i
IlivDr. J.R.Mkw:
iMI irrhSt th'....
1'a. Kaio at once. No operation or basinet:
rti !ay. Thousnnds of r-!ru. Ir. Mayer la
Hotel Penn, Keadina-, Pa., second aaturdayot
cachmouilu fccuu tor circulis. Adric. Jrc,,
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