MIFKLINTOWN :
.V::IMUAT. APRIL 12, 1S3S.
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SHORT LOCALS.
Lam.iisl.urg, Perry county, Las
100 cased of weaeles.
The moth fly and the cholera mi
crobe lims is about here.
Tho Legislature proposes to ad
journ on thu llih day of May.
TLio McYej town Star is to bo mov
ed to Media, Delaware county.
Sulpher and inolassus will take
away that lire! spring feaiing.
Trout citchin time opens next
Saturday the 15ih day of April.
Jutle Lucien Doty of Westmore
land Co., was in town on Monday.
.dr. W. W. Sharron of McAlister-
.i'lle will move to Newport in May.
Huntingdon Presbytery convened
yesterday, Tuesday, April 10, at Mt.
Union.
Lthiph county farmers complain of
the 1w prices offered for native
liOrsrS.
The railroad engineers moved their
oflics from this town on Saturday to
Lewistown.
McLeod has resigned the Presi
dency and receivership of the Read
ing railroad.
Earn burning fiends got in their
work in Morrison's Cove on the night
of the 4th iast.
Sao announcement of excursion
rate ticket to the Woild's Fair in
another column.
Mrs. Tm. McLaughlin of Ferman
agh township, died ou Tuesday even
ing, aged GO years.
TLo Lutheran congregation will
hold a festival in the Lutheran church
nest Friday evening.
Mrs. A. K. Troutman of near Ori
ental, this county, died of consump
tion on Monday, April 3.
Titdsre Barton and ex-Prothono-t.'try
Mpininger of Ti'scarora Valley
v.t ip in town on Tuesday.
Twenty men engaged iu stretch
ing four telephone wires, stayed ov
er Sunday at the Jacobs House.
Sheriff Ist-uberg and son of Lewis
town, visited tho Sheriff of Juniata
Cvinuty on busiuesj oa Saturday.
Tlie post ra ister of Philadelphia,
John Field his resigned. IT a was
appointed by Prftstl-itit Harrison.
A mixture of rtin, joow pnd sleet j
fell hist Thursday night and stopped I
oats ground plowing on the farms. I
J. C. Okf sen of Tuscnrora Valley,
died of mump on the 5th iust. Ha
is a sou of James Okeson, deceased
The Perry Cmnty D-mo?rit ears
it is reported there are ninety 'ae3
of measles in Landib:irg and viciu
ity. A brisk shower of rain accompan
ied with thunder and lightning pass
ed over this place on Saturday even
ing. William Adams of this place, and
his cousin Latimer Wilson of Van
Wert wont to Pittsburg on Wednes
day. It is rcn orti 1 thit certain parties
killed fish by exploding dynamite in
tho river noar Cotter's hole Inst San
day. Clothing Merchant Harley is E ist
baying in a new stock of; Men's Cloth
ing. The new goods will bo on next
week.
Tho Governor 1m signed the bill
thi't prevents the killing of deer in
pi '' . :ania for the period of three
..0.
Ross Beashor of Fayette, is on the
wav to recovery from a severe case
of mumps that housed him a number
of weeks.
"I hear that Follibuck's splendid
new house beggars description."
'Yes: and it has beggared Folhback,
too." Ex.
A g.io 1 miny people complain of
6li"ht bowel ailment, inin, &o. It is
hoped that the ailment is not the
fore-runner of cholera.
The letters uncalled for, for tho
week ending April 8, in the Mifuin
town pest office were f.r G. II.
Shickler, Miss Bella Edward.
Next Saturday will bo tree plant
ing day, and Saturday, the 2!Uh mst.,
will be tree planting day. The two
davs are to suit the different loca
tions iu the state.
A fue destroyed R. H. Montgom
ery's builders mills, coach works,
about 4 o'clock on the morning of
tho 5th mst., in Lewistown. L.sti
mated Lopb, 20,000. Insurance,
15000. Origin of fire not known.
ih-.tves unite a break in tho win
dow ..f McClin tic's hardware ptore
I other night, but the breaking
P . aroused people in that neigh
LoincoU, ami the rascals lied to es
cape from arrest.
Tha Lewistown Free Press savs:
Howard Pecht is the champion East
cr egg eater, having taken in 24 from
morning to night .on Sunday. Sur
pri ing to tell, ho turned up at school
nil right on Monday morning.
Hoilidavsburg Register: Constable
McGraw on Saturday, arrested,
Frank Ticrney of Altoonn, and Geo.
Walten and Edward Furre! of Holli
daysburg, f ir fast (Living through
our streets, and Justice Lowery fin
ed them $25 eR?'a to swell the. bor
ough treasury.
"The growth of Methodism in the
Juniata District of the Central Penn
sylvania Conference during the last
twenty-five years has been as follows:
charges, C; members, 3,599; churches,
40; parsonages 24; value, $122,500;
Sunday schools, 41; scholars, 5,020.
i.- hort the district has in 25 years
"rly doubled up in every interest.
David Cnl.l oral! v.a -t tt.-. -
don was stricken with apoplexy,
while walking on the pavement in
Tyrone on the 4th inst, 'and died
lostantlv.
Humphrey's Specific No. 7, cures
UOUirhs. Cnlil It- mi
o - wuw. iiiuucuiun. xne
relief is quick, the cure perfect
face 25c. For Bale hv A.il t ni crctlda
March 2, '93. bo
The past hard freezing weather
has loosened the ground so that it
plows easier, and many farmers pre
dict a bountiful yield of all kinds of
grain.
Last Friday Nellie Brighten, aged
11 years, died after a week's illness
from the affects of skipping or jump
ing a rope 330 times without inter
mission. Beaver Herald.
Rev. John R. Henderson and eld
er George WUaon are attending Pres
bytery at Mount Union this week.
The Dr. Briggs heresy case will be
brought before the Presbytery.
The Republican State Committee
has fixed August 30 as the day for
holding tho State Convention to nom
inate a candidate for State Treasu
rer and Judgo of the Supreme Court.
Rev. Mr. Spangler preached his
farewell sarmon to a full house in the
Lutheran church in Port Royal on
Sabbath. People present say that
many of Lis congregation shed tears.
Last Wednesday night, Sheriff
Lapp, was on the lookout for a gang
of burglars who were on a tramp of
thieving through tho Janiata Valley.
The thieves did not materialize that
night.
The largest cannon over made
went by this station on Monday on
the railroad for exhibition at the
World's Fair at Chicago. The gun
was mado in the Krupp Works, Ger
many. A fonr hundred-and-seventy-two
ponnd Kan pas girl has applied
through her father who runs a post
office for a position to sell postage
stamps at the Chicago Columbian
Exposition.
Wm. Funk of Patterson, son of
Howard Funk lost a part of a foot
in an effort to board a freight train
near Port Royal on Sunday. Dr. D.
M. Crawford and Dr. Darwin M.
Crawford gave the case proper surgi
cal attention.
Sheriff Lapp hr3 become a stock
holder of the Pneumatic Power &
Moter Co., of the United States. An
experimental mile will be built in
Philadelphia. It is claimed that
Pneumatic Power is the best moter
yet discovered.
Merchant John W. Kirk has been
to Washington, D. C, and a number
of the democratic brethren are won
dering whether be has an eye oa a
government position. Mr. Kirk is a
much better man than tha larger per
centage of government appointees.
Oa the night of the 4th inst., dur
ing tbe rush mid roar of high wind,
the 6.i fe in the railroad station at
ThonpMmtown, was bio vn open by
thieves, but G. H. Hibbs the ngent
in charge of the station had placed
no money i-i tha safe, and the thieves
got nothing.
On the night of the 4th inst., bnr-
.!nrs foret-d a window on the cast
si in of tho office of tho Minbeck &
Nelson steam mill, and badly dam
aged p. costly desk by prying up the
top, and bv prying opon doors and
drawe rs ia the dck in ssarea for mon
ey. They obtained no money.
BloomSeld Democrat, March 5:
Tha Miller hotel property in New
port was sold lust 1 hui suar to il. t,.
Elliott, the present landlord, for $12,
205. The farm in Oliver township,
was sold to Jataes Evorhart for ?'30O0
A lot in Newport was sold to J. C.
Frank for $340, und the tract of
woodland to James B. Leiby for $550.
N. C. Frick of Millc-rsburg and
Peter Manner tf ii -aJing, with as-s-oeiales
have contracted with ths
Newport town council to supplt the
town with 24 lire plus for $G00 nn
nu:illy. The right of way of the
streets was given without considera
tion. The petion of council Las
created a great excitement in the
town.
W. H. Panne's of McAlisterville,
offers at Private Sale a Valuable
Farm of 70 acres, 56 of which are
cleared. A weatuar-boarded house,
bank barn and all necessary out-
buildings are erected thereon. It is
located one-and-a-half miles south
east of MeAiisterville, near churches
and schools. Call on, or addreps Mr.
Rannels at tho above place.
Bloomfield Times: Miss Emma Sie
ber of Juniata comity, is visiting Ed.
Beaver's in Tfoufz's Valley
Last Monday four men drove into
tho barn yard of John S. Hoover, in
Monroe township, Cumberland Co.,
and jumping from the wagon each
seized a fic prize sheep and threw
them into tho wagon and drove off
just as Mr. Hoover appeared.
Tho House at Harrisburg passed
the Compulsory Education Bill by
120 to 4 nays. It is un-American;
it is not republican; it is not demo
cratic, but it is monarchial in its ten
dency. But if tho people send men
to Harrisburg who do not know
enough to prevent them from voting
away the birfh-right of freedom,
they wid learn by bitter exporieuce
in the by and by what they have done.
'At the rr-cit tf'ia i f F:k c;nv.iy.
court Ju Ni rcr L omiogl e
ing e:i V e 1 : e r. VI w-18
raiscJ w :.-''htr a L ;1 k? 'per hi I a
right to ii ive l o ba: i i t lie p ime
bous. Tiif :ntd - dr-d t'n:.: ns
long as the lii "o hi i been pi inta l
without resti ious, b.tel keeper
could peU liquor in ewry room in his
house if he desired to do so, and he
could not be convicted for violating
tho law."
Lost. On the road between Mif
flintown and the home of Mr. John
Zook in Fermanagh township, a
pocket book containing between
seven and eight gdollars. The
finder will greatly oblige Miss Julia
Amig by returning the book and
money to the Jacobs House in Mif
fiintown where she has her borne at
the present time. Miss Amig lost
her pocket-book from the stage last
Saturday between the places above
mentioned while on ber way to Rich
field to see her relatives.
The rock oak tree which stood in
the Lawver grave yard, Decatur, Mif
flin county, was cut down the other
day, and by the count of the yearly
growth it proved to be 131 years old.
Last Wednesday Abe Hughes and
John McCray, were playing cards
and drinking at the house of the
former in Minersvide, Huntingdon
Co., when McCray made insulting re
marks to Hughes' wife whereupon the
latter plunged a carving knife into
the bowels of McCray and inflicted
such a wound that he cannot recover.
Last Thursday afternoon while the
sheriff and family of Huntingdon Co.,
were away irom me leu two prison
rs, the one charged with rape, the
other charged with shooting his
sweet heart, escaped from the jail
through holes made in the building
by escaped convicts several months
ago to the jail yard and from the
yard they climbed over the yard wall,
and nave not been heard of since.
The saw and stave mill of Honry
Brown was destroyed by fire while at
work on the property of Henry Hop
ple, iu Fayette township, April 4,
from tho drip of oil from the machin
ery into the boiler fire. Loss about
six hundred dollars. No insurance.
Mr. Brown was in Miftlintown that
day, and from all accounts about the
time the fire was devouring his prop
erty, lie was talking to Prothonotary
Hibba about insuring the mill.
Harriet E. Hall of Wayuetown,
Ind., says: "I owe my life to the
great South American Nervine. I
had been in bed for five months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition of my
whole system. Had given up ail
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much tht 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 c Co., Druggist, Mif
flintown. Pa. Feb. 9 '93, ly.
A number of the Telephone" Line
men, who sojourned in town from
Saturday to Monday assaulted the
door of the house of Mrs. Sulouff on
Water street between 11 and 12
o'clock on Saturday night. The house
i3 owned by Dr. Lucian Banks. The
Dr. was informed of tha indignity
that bad been made against his ten
ant on Sunday morning. Mrs. Su
louff also informed Sheriff Lapp of
the outrageous conduct at her door.
No formal arrest was made on Sab
bath, but the men were informed if
they didn't make an apology for their
conduct they would be punished un
der the law on Monday. On Men
day morning the matter was settled.
Rev John R. Henderwon last Sab
bath iveuing preached a sermon on
the sin of Achan from tho th chap
ter and 13th verse of Joshua.
After a lengthy and interesting in
troductory that embraced the chief
motives that led to ihe taking of the
forbidden spoils, and the disasters
that followed and checked the pro
tress of the yonng Hebrew nation,
he drew the lessons from the text.
First: That Achun's sin was in di
rect violation of Divine instruction.
Second: That Achan's sin shows
that one sin fcttrts a chain of sins.
Third: That Achan's sin nude a
murderer of him.
Fourth: That Achan's sin made
his life a lie.
During rne of the inclement even
ings last week, a strange woman was
noticed sitting on the steps of the Pres
byterian church, crying. Children first
questioned her. She could not or
did not tell where she was from,
furlher than to declare that Jshe has
a home in heaven, which answer on
ly further intensified the sympathy of
the children and led them to search
the proper conclnsionjthat the strang
er within tho gate was demented.
It was evening time and noone want
ed to take the responsibilitr cf pro
viding for tho woman. However Ii fc -tlo
girls interested themselves to
such a degree in her behalf tht Ov
erseer cf the Poor S. B. London was
prevailed on to take her to the Ja
cobs Ilonse and there provide her
with a meal. The hotel was crowd
ed that night and no lodging could
be obtained. Sheriff Lapp became
tho good Samaritan in this case and
took her to his home and asked Mrs.
Lapp to take charge of her till he
could find out where she belonged.
He learned that she came from West
minster, Carroll county, "Md., which
place she left a foot in rebruary. In
her wanderings between that place
and this she said she one night slept
in a tree, bee gave her name as
Marv C. Birncs. Her people it ap
pears live ia Bendersville, Adams
Co., Pa, The Sheriff and Mrs. Lapp
tsok care of her until she was able to
leave, which she did highly pleased
with the treatment accorded her.
-No event in many days has sur
prised the people of the central part
of tbe county so much as the finan
cial collapse and disappearance of J.
P. Johnson of Port Royal, on Mon
day, April 3rd. Mr. Johnson stood
well in the community quite a num
ber of years, and was looked upon as
a substantial and prosperous man, en
gaged iu various pursuits, tho livery
businee-s, grocery business, boarding
house keeping and farming, having
inherited a snug property from Pnrdy
Johnson and wife who adopted him
when a vouth. He was a deacon in
the Port Roval Lutheran Church, and
a man cf family. With ail these good
business and religious and family
auxiliaries sunonnding mm, it
is no wonder that he was a shining
light in tliat community. Not long
since, however, he brought an action
for divorce from his wife, which has
been done before by good men, and
has been done bt-fore by good women
to be freed from the maniage reia
tionship of a husband, and will be
done here and tnere in time to come
till the crack of doom. Mr. John
son's action against Mrs Johnson for
divorce caused a great deal of talk,
just as such a public action would
naturally cause among prominent
people, and it was talked abroad that
a peculiar colored liquid w.tn a pecu
liar smell was found in a bottle in
which Mr. Johnson had placed a first,
rate brand of liauor. Johnson and
his friends so the report rnns
looked unott the new liquid in the
bottle as a certain evidence of
scheme to poison him, and forthwith
had the bottle sent to a cbeniet to
have its contents an ah zed. When
the analysis came to hand it was so
ludicrous that it was heartily laugh
ed at wherever told. Johnson with
drew the divorce proceedings against
his wife and it was hoped by the
friends of all the parties that the
storm had passed for good. Then
came the financial crash and the
sheriff closed his business place. He
disappeared, and it is said that he
boarded passenger train No. 10, at
11:37 P. M.,at this station that night,
and at tbe same time it is currently
repc-rted that a young lady about 19
years of age, a sweet singer in the
choir of the Lutheran church in Port
Royal, boarded the same train which
might have been a mere coincidence,
for singular coincidences do take
place, and may have no significance
whatever in the case cf an elope
ment which common talk reports it
to be. It is hoped that the talk that
is abroad in the community about
these people who stood so well so
long may prove not to be true.
ilAKRIED:
Dltw Humberoer. On the 29 :h
ult , by Rev. J. Landis, Mr. John P.
Dunn of Cocolamus and Miss ' L.
Humberger of Goodville, both of
this county.
Passibaker Peters. In Lewis-
co n, Aiarcn zjrd, at tne M. tl. par.
sonago, by Rev. J. B. Polsgrove, Wm
hi. 1'annebaker of Juniata county,
and ii,mma M. l'eters ot KeedsviUe.
ItlEV;
WoonsinE. At the homo of her
son James, near Peru Mills, this coun
ty. Feb. 15, 1893, Mrs. Jane Wood
side, aged 70 years, 10 months and
22 days.
Kepser. On the 1st of April 1893,
in I'ort Ivoyal, .blanche May, only
daughter of Georgo F. and Ellio C.
Kepner, aged 5 years, 10 months and
2 days.
airrLiATOifN uakkkts.
Uirruarowa, April 12, 1S33.J
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ShnuMar,
I.aH 13
SiSes (j
VTTFM'Tnvr.V ORAIW .:affit
Wheat r,H
rn i;i for 50
):, so
R" 65
Cioverfpod $4.00
Timotfcr good Sl.iJO
Flaxseed 1 liO
Bran f 1.10 a bnnirpd
t t-oc ..$1.50 a hundred
Middlinps 1.1!5 a hundred .
Groiiud Ai'tvi dnil 1 20
Al:fr!i'ri S:i!l gQ
Piiu.AOEU'iiiA Makkets, April 10
Wheat 7G to 77c; Corn 4S to 50c:
O ds 38 to 41c; live chk-keus 10 to 20
c- nts a lti; liutter to '2o a lb;
pczs 11 to lCc a doz; clovers d II
lo like, a lb; wool sheep 4 to GV: clip
ped slierp 4 to 5c a lb; l&mbs 5 to 7c
lb; hogs 9 to 10c a lb; Thin cows
$10 to 20; Milch cows $20 to 50;
calves 4 lo 7c a lb; Beef cattle $1.90
to $5 30.
IEHAL.
PARTITION NOTICE,
In the Orphan' Court of Juniata County,
Ia tte estate of Thomas PAarET.dccM
Tj Mary Ellen Parfrt, widow, Cocolam
us, Juniata County, l'ennylraoia: James
Parfet, ton, Soldier, Logan Cjuntv.
Idaho; Tbomi II. Parlct, son, Lykenc,
Dauphin County, Pauntirlvania; Mary EHen
Parfet, daughter, intermarried Kith George
Hamilton, lUrrieburp, Dauphin County,
I'ennsrlrania; John 11. Partet, son, Wt
Milton, Union Couutv, rennaylrania; Ma
tilda J. Parfet. daughter, ictermarrii-d with
IJ. K. Zideru, Cocolamua, Juniata County,
Pennsylvsnin; Charles II. Parfet. sod, Rich
ard V. Parfut, son and Lizzie M. Parfet.
schter; the last three beinz minor chil
dren who have John B. Meredith of Maze.
Juniata County, Pennlrania. for their
guardian. Yon are btirehy notified that tho
Orphans' Court ot said County, awarded an
inqucut to make partition and valuation of
certain real estate, of the snid Thomas Par
fet, deceased, consisting of a messuage
and trict ot laud, situatu in Delaware town
ship in said county, bounded on the north
by lacds of Jerome Leister and Jacob 11 oa.
tetlri; on the east by lands of Henry K.
Hopple; on the south by lands of John. B.
Merideth and on the west by lands of Jacob
liostetler, containing cigbty-tbree acres,
more or less, having lb. roon erected, a log
frame house, bank barn and ether out-build
ings, and that said inquest be held on
tbe premises, on Thursday, tbe Twentirh
day of April, A. D , 1893. At which time
and place you are requested to attend it
you think proper.
SAMUEL LAPP.
Sheriff's Office, Mifllintown, March 28, 1893.
HERIFF'S SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of suDdry writs of Fieri Facial
and f tndilwm .exponas, containing' wavers
of Inquisitions and exemptions isanrj out
of the Court of Common riess of Juniata
county, returnable to the ; April Term
next, ot said Conrt anil to me directed, I
will expose to sale by public outcry on Fri
dav, tbe 21st day of April, A. D.. 1893, at
1 o'clock, P. M.. at the Court House in Mil'
flintown, Pa., the several tracts of land here
inafter described:
No. 1. A tract of land aituated in the vil.
laze of McAlisterville, Fsvetto township.
Juniata county, fa., bounded and describ
ed as follows: On tbe north by lands of W.
II. Jlfoure and John jliusser; on the east by
lands of W. II. Afoore ami Alice Sieber;
on the south by lands of L. W. Sieber,
Alice Sieber, J. T. SlcAlister's heirs, Jscob
Sn iih's heirs, Mapgie Shellenlierger, Kcu.
ben Cavmy, B. M. Jamitson. Samuel Watts,
Public School I, rounds and b. L. McAlis
ter; on tbe west by lands of John Musser.
containing twenty acres more or less, hav
ing thereon erected, two large brick build
ings, formerly known as the UcAlisterviKe
Soldiers' Orphan School bnildings, siesed
taken into execution, and to be sold as the
proi-erty ol tbe McAlisterville Knitting Com
pany.
No. 2. All that certain tract of I.ind sit
nated in Jfonroe township, Juniata county,
Pa , bounded and described as follows; On
the north by lands of Peter and .Michael
Zong; on tbe east by lands of Samuel Lao
d is; on the south by lands of Benjamin
Leaber; on tbe west by lands ot Isaac Zook,
containing Bixty-one acres, more or less,
baling thereon erected a two story frame
dwelling house, bsnk barn and other out
buildings. Seized taken Into execution
and to be sold as thu proierty of fiiuanuel
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" aL the time ot sale, un
less tbe purcbsse money shall be less than
that sum, in which case only the purchase
money shall be paid, otherwise the property
witl sgain be Immediately put up and so'd ;
tbe balance of the purchase money mnst be
paU to tbe Sheriff at bis othco within five
days from tbe time of sale, without any de
mand boing mad by tbe Sheriff therefor,
otherwise the property may again be sold
at tbe expense and risk of the person to
whom it is struck off, who, in case of any
deficiency at sncb resale shall make good
the same-
SAMUEL LAPP, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, i
Mifllintown April 1st, 1893.
A UDITOR'3 NOTICE.
Iu the estate of Gaoaoa Jacobs, late of the
borough of Mifllintown, dee'd.
The undersigned Auditor appointed hy
tbe Court, to audit, settle and adjust and
report for distribution, tbe baiauce in U.e
bands of Mary M. Jacobs, administratrix,
will meet the parties interested for tbe j-ur
poses of bis appointment ou Thursday.
April 13ta, 1893, between the hours or 10
o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., at his
otlico in Mifflintown, when and where all
parties interested are requested to make
and proTe their claims or be debarred from
coming in on said fund.
JOHN J. PATTERSON, JR.,
Auditor.
March 21, 1893.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the estate of Thomas Stewart lato of
Miiford township, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor appointed btr
the court to audit, settle and adjust, and
report for distribution the balance in tho
bands or Jacob Lauver, Administrator, will
meet tho parties interested for the purpose
of bis appointment on Wednesday, April
12th, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. 11., and 4 o'clock P. M., at his office in
Mifllintown, when and where all parties in.
terested are requested to make and Drove
ibeir claims, or be debarred from coming
in upon s.id fund.
JOHN J. PATTERSON, JR.,
Auditor.
Mafch 21, 1393.
VDITOG'S NOTICE.
Estate of Abraham Barge, late of Monroe
township, deceased.
Tbe undersigned Auditor appointed by
tho Orphan's Court of Juniata Co., to di
tnbnto the bilaLce remaining ia the hand
or Peter V. Snrarlz, administrator or the
said decedent, to and among the parties en
titled thereto, will sit for tbe purpose ofbis
appointment, at his office In the borough
of Mifllintown, Pa., between the hours !
10 A. M., and 4 P. M., on Thursdav, the
4th day or May, A. D., 183, when and
where all psrtios intetcsted are requited to
prere their claims or be debarred trout par
ticipating iu ssid fund '
J. N. KELLER.
Auditor.
April 11th, 1S98.
PRACTICAL. IJE.TJTIST,
(Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege,) formerly of Miitlinbnr', Pa., has lo
cated permanently in Mittiiutnwn, as suc
cessor to tho late Dr. i. L. Dur, and will
continue the dantal business (established
by tbe latter iu I860) at the well known of
fice on Bridge street oppositeCourt House.
CE7- TEETH EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
.'No Chloroform, Ether, or Gas used
No S.ro Gums or Diseomfort to patient,
i-ithrr during extraction or afterwards.
All these are Gnirnnteed or no charpo
HEADQUARTER
Fashionable
i : tTvr Ira t
Gents' Furnishing Goods, at
ISOLLOBAUGEiI & BOFija
PATTERSON PENNA.
Spring is Hcr o Arc Jf With
-fl Full Unc of Spring
Clothing
OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STILES AND COT.
Onr p'uocomiiial sales last year has iustified us in r.urcriain an extra
large lino of Spring Clothing and havicg
marked our goods down to rock bottom
goods, we will have all tbe most desirable irada supplied.
We have a full hno of Men's, Youths', Boys" and Children's Clothing that
has no equal west of Harrisburg.
Young man if you want a late style, fashionable Spring Suit, Haf, Shirt
and Tie, it will pay you to tee our line.
You formerly bad to go east to tret
with auythiog in the clothing lino you may wish. Our stock cotnpiisps Men's
Youths', Hoys' and Children's ClotbiDg froa the plain, substantial, overy-day
suit, to the finest dress suits. You have here over 50 different patterns and
fl.a .nAA r r,nn : r 1 . , ti , .
" no, pair oi uress
small meu, Jersey suits, IJlue Hanncl
And at prices that will astonish you for cheapness. We also keep in stock tbe
Douglas Shoe for Men and Women's wear. Tbe ful'est line cf Trunks, Valises
Umbrella, Jewelry, Suspender?, Collars & Cuffs, Underwear, Neckwear, Hats,
etc. We always make it a point to have the latest out in styles. 50 dozen of
the Celebrated Sweet Otr Overalls to fit tho smallest boy to the most portly
man. Call and examine our stock. Compare our prices and wo are satisfied
you will be pleased. No trouble to show goods, and we have them to show.
Hollobaugb. s
S. S. RUBLE,
EMBALM ER
AND
Funeral Director.
I will guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
I am qualified to prepare corpses for any length, ofjj time. Uyuncler
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 wilTbe promptly attended to by
calling on me at my Furniture Iloom
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
S. S. RUBLE.
LOST
"nsymi"
(Piverjfe French
Kerv R eme dr. ; i
sold with a WrU
ijuaraataa tocur.
mil Nervous d:sr-
I ; iV- , sucn a ugu
.JPX-Kis Memory. Lou c:
7i-rf?IilS Brain Power, Nrr-
sefosi and ASTIR USE. acae, Wike.ji
cats. Lost Manhood. Lassitude, ail drains and tyn
91' prer ia aither sea, caused ty overexertion ot
vouthfullndiscretion, which ultimately lead to To
timitv, Consumption and Insanity Price, $i "o I
packages. With every Is order we live a writ?
anaraatas) to cur or refond money. By mul
any address. PiVER't REMEDY CO., Toledo, C,
wil' be made.
07" Ail work guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. Terms, strictly cash.
H. P. DERR.
Pranlcal Ifeu'.lit-
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS'
Dr- HurophrrvV Sperlilesarairlenttflcanyand
' enrpfully prt'imnMl iVrcKih'-s, iwd tur yoiirs In
I prtrnle practice and for over thirty years ty the
; people with entire sucocsa. Every single pcclHo
a pec:nl cure for the (license li&metl.
Tneycure vlthout flraerfltic, purlin or reducing
( rheiiyv.r'ni.aud are tnraci(':.iluieuue,vercian
i Keiuedlea of tbe World.
lutt ov ii'ium, ci asa. r bucks.
1 F?Trri, rnrt?pstlm, TaflammtlvtiM.
4 Vorm, Worm Kver( Wjrm Colic... .5
a-Torihinn; Colic, C'rliiff, Wakefulness .J
4 IHarrhra, of Chiltlifu or Aitulte 25
5 lrenterrtOiiplrix, bilious Colic -5
6 C holera IHorbitn, Vomiting ,J5
7 'oniih, Colila, lronrthlil. ,t5
K Nrnraiiria, Toothache. Faoeacbe .'2.5
talarhca, Sk Headache. Veriittu.
1 lirspepftia BiI1ouneii. t:s1;atkn
1 1 Suppressed or Fnluful fterioa- .25
I While, Too lTr.rii3 US
13 lrop. Laryn;:it I, HocroD?s 425
1 l-alt Khtnia, -ry-r?x Krt:; locs. .'i.'fc
1 T, Kliraiiintiwni.or Iita-UMaiu. fains.,
15 .".iiMxria. C'iilfl. rr i Aguu 25
17 i iU-,::lind cr Meedin
IN-f3hri,rlaijr, ft. re or Wak Kyea. .J
IB t 'ciarvh. Inffmr.T- tcltl laiLclltwd .25
!iO Wros;io2 ( ouuh .25
ttlAMhi-v, !?.,nrr-i lYrprMrjr 25
22 ! ni 'ici!rie. i j -.ire: Hearing .25
23 Srrofa'n, Knlinf.-.t i t .r', Sw.-llinic .25
I 2 I iH.rtl iffbiiy, I .'. -mi V eal ittv .25
I 4!i-r)rovr, and c-nr.t. i;ftil;.i ,2
1 2ff S'.-ri rk :tim. frk tninimKkUiw .25
t.Iiiey lru- 25
5:9 Soro 3Io!i, or Cantrtr 25
50 t'rlnnry Vrnlmciw, WeuiojDed.. .25
51 l:tinful Periods .... .25
3- hei ia I Kxin't-! Sro Throat.. .25
35 Chtoskie Cc.icf?ntior.? rr; ;iois. .25
29 Nervosa lcbtily, r'cntu.'l SToni-
p-Ni, or Iuv.ij-ir.ti'r M-i-hnntt 1.00
32 Plsennenof t fa Hen rOVHt-tlon 1.00
33 Eiilcpy, 2paaniM, St. Villi' Dauce...l.OO
Suld bj ItrBccUts, or lent poatiald oa rMcipt of rlc.
DO. lil'li rHlRTS' Uahual J 44 pirMj mailbd k
III rHi:rtS'KKU.CO..III a IISiriHIn SL, SrwT4t.
S PECIFIGS.
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
FnrPtlps F.itern.1 or Intm-.t, Bllml orPlpfHllns::
KLitulaln Ad: iK'hlncor lll-.-.il: ot The Kectum.
Tbe ix-Uff la lzumt-Uliite tbe cure Cf rtalu.
PEICE, 50 CTS. TRIAL STgF. g5 CTS.
Sold by DriiecUU(or wl ikji-i..4 ua rvcvij.t of priG4h
BMUKW S.CO., 1 11 A 1 IS ItUiUn St.. IK YORK
HUMPHREYS
VETERIHARY SPECIFICS
Per Erses, Cattle, Sheep, Togs, Ecei
AND POULTRY.
300 Page Hook on Treatment ef Animals
aua C'bart Sent Free.
eracs c Feve rt(. r o n sest I on . I n fl a tnia a 1 1 o.
A.A.I Snnl MeniuKitU, Alilk Fever.
H.B. Sirninm L.amenei4, KheSRiatistBt
C.t'.liHtenier. Nnnl IMm-aargca.
l.I.ltote or Jrnbt4, Worm.
E. K. 4'ouafas, Heaves, Pnenmonlaw
F. V. Colic or irlpr. Ilellrache.
(..C.MltHcarrlHRp, Ilemorrhaaett.
ll.ll.t'rinary and Kidney lliHeaHea.
.I..F.rnptiTe I)UpnMH Pinnae.
J.K. Ui,ia.-H el Diacstiuc, I'Eralyals.
Single Bottle (over DO doses), - . .flQ
btable r, with Specifics. Manual,
Xetvrlnarrf.'nrcOllaiiil Mwllcalur, 87.00
Jnr Veicriaary Cure Oil, 1.00
Sold hy ftnawM.t or twt prepaid aarwheroasd la say
4u.tll7 on rrrefpt of prlc
uiaruaris-SLu. ta, 1 u a lis w.cia su, Sewiort.
7
and
3
purchased so extensively, we have
prices. Before others r?ct in their
what you wanted, we can furnish vou
paniaiooup, cults lor iargo men er
Suits and other styles for the little (oiks.
s.isS'".W4
iixa "'S' ' rfi r- V-iN -; .. '
13 bnt rkin dcrp. There ott &ct.i--3- nf :i its
who ava regular aturos J woii-i r.r
corded tbe palm of rieauty werait not lor a 0"or
onropli'XioD. To all STich We rCfmraind CO.
HEBRA'a VICLA CREAM as picriing ti.eso
qualities that cuirkiy chanro tbe most sallow
eod floiid ccmplcxiuu to ODt ot n,Atnml health
and unbluaLJiud Leau.y. It rr.rc Cily iikla,
ireckles. Blade Heads, Kotohns, Sujiborr.,
Tiuj, Piraplia, Md all ltn pvitectlona cf the
skin. It is not a eoenn lit-tut a care, yet is bet
ter for tha toilet taMo than powder. Solil by
Ijruarists, or sent post paid npon receipt of 50c
O. C. blTTNER CO., Toledo, O.
FORWARD,
ONWARD,
UPWARD
In the line of progress that's our policy. Suooeps attends our effort.
Your CUSTOM odco a oustomer alwajs. We gain the confidence of th
public by libsrsl offers.
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR MEJN THE BEST MADE
WE m PLEASE YOU ffl A SPRIK& SUIT.
Ours is (he Mock from which to select your Serine Suit. Don't buv ona
(tbtt while it uia; Lave a good many points right, has some defect either in
style, nt or material. Uur Wen's fcuits for tbe Spring of '93 are perfect.
In the variety of materials shown we have ready for you a regular feast
of fashioD, an assortment from which all tastes and all pocketbooKs can be
pleased and suited.
A mammoth collection of the latest stylss of Sacks and Frocks are here.
5 TO 20.
SUITS Four different shades of Bannockburn Cheviots, Single or Doub
la-Breasted Sacks and Cutaways ; tbe popular Tweed and Corkscrew Suits ;
Eog-lish Whipcords, Bird's-eyes, etc,; challenged for workmanship or fit. Your
choice $3 to $12.
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR BOYS.
Mot a buuie in the county anticipates the needs of young America more
eagerly than wo do. We are prepared with an elegant Sprice Stock fcr Boyg
and Children, a stock containing more and nobbier styles than osn be seen at
any other store in Juniata county.
A short Pant Cheviot Suit of all-woo! material in a serviceable datk gray
color. Price $2.20.
A beautiful All-wool, Dark Blue or Blaok 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 fine
Italian Cloth or Serge, $5.
Imported fabrics in Boys' Suit?, 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, we have all the
uew styles at tho lowest prices.
The grandest line of gent's furnishing GOODS ever exhibited in Juniata
county. Our trunk & satchel department second floor a full line to eeleot
from. Prices lower than ever.
SPRING PArITS.
Never did we exhibit a grauder assortment than that which now graces
our tables.
It embraces all tbe new and nobby stripes and checks, both foreign and
domestic with a price range from $1 50 to $6 50.
FERD MEYERS,
tho wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridge St , Mifllintown, Penna.
18G5, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale ot Clothing that goes on daily
from
HE IMMENSE STOCK
-OF
d. w. ha:
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods lor
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BE AUTIF UJL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
Ilis.prices leave all Competitors in the rear, eo don't fat
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN IV.
HAVE TGU MGMTO DEPOSIT ?
ARE YOU A BORROWER
CALL. AT
THE FIRST
Mil,
MIFFLIN! OWN, PA.
FOUR PEE CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money loaned at Lowest Bates.
the
Blood.
1X LIITXSiTT'S blood siAEcnr.r.
rr tc. vill cure i. '.', J'i.ftp' t:t :.rrf-
itt't:. S-'.-rh::um, 2t:icr, j'rce.'Jri., Uluc'i
Il.tZ'lm, 1.11. jiil Itr-ujiiit, cell si.
iTHS SELLERS MEDICINE CO.
f Pittsburgh, Pa.
Subscribe for thersirrM. abb Bbpvbu
caa, good papar. .
JUNIATA VALLEY liATsK,
OF MIFFLIRTOTTIf, Pi.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL..
Stockholders Individually Liable,
JOSHPH ROTH ROCK. Pmiient.
T. VAN IRWIN, Chier
DIBECTOBf.
W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Rolhruek,
John Hnrtxlnr, Jomali L. Barton,
Roriort K. Parker, Louis K. Atkinson,
T. V. Irwin.
btockh-lde-b :
Philip M. Kppnr, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rothrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker,
W. Pomeroy, J. Hoiacos Irwin,.
Mry Knrti, Jerome N. Thompeon, Jr
John Hertzler,
T. V. Irwin.
Charlotte Snyder,
John M. Blair,
F. M. M. Penncll,
Josiab L Barton,
Robert R. Patterson,
Levi Light.
Wm. S war 17..
Samuel S. Uothrock,
Solomon ilanteck,
Three and Four per cent, interest will be
paid on certificates of deposite.
Ijaa 23, 1891 tf
TO Wi
K3&
Bo Alios; from the effects of yunthtrH errera. fiir
decaj. w- tuii? weaxueaa. lot muod, ete. I will
Mot a Taluabla traatiiw (aeaJwi aoutaialDg til l
partxcnlarfl for borne onxv, F REE f cbarg. A
apianul4 xnetUcai work ; Bhomdo. read by arory
man wtio ia Berrona aad cMxiUtatod. .-AdtaraBa,;
rrsC V. C. FVWLEB. Mo aua, COBB.
RUPTUREISSE
I'a. Kae at once. Ko operation or basin l'
delay. Thousands cf cores. Dr. If ayar Is :
Hotel Peno, Reading;, Pa., aaeood Satarday ol
eacamonUit &end lu circulars. AOicelreo.
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