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1 VgNTINFJ; REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
rVEIWESPAY. JUXE28, 18!3.
TERMS.
gnbarription, $1.50 per annum if paid
h, advance ; f-.W II not pa'.d in advance.
Transient advertisements Inserted at 60
eent per inch for eao toaertlon.
prandinct business notices In local col
mnn. 10 cents jr line for each Insertion.
pednctions will be made to those desiring
u advertise oy me year, nail or quarter
Tuscarnra Valley Railroad
Train on tlio Tnscarora Valley
Kailrc.i I wili run as ionows:
Ltavu K it Waterfor J at 7.30 a.
M., au l 2 r. m , arrivincr at Port Roy
al 'at 8 41 a. m. aud 3.15 p. m.
Leare Tort Royal at 10:30 a. m.,
an l 5.15 r m , arriving at East Wa
lerfai J ut 11.43 a. m. and G.30 p. si.
J. C. MoOREHEAD,
Suptnnttndent.
SHOR T LOCALS.
rt, too Vjge.t day.
Pjrt lt"V:il peoile will celebrate
th 4 'li.
The l'-iTikj will be closed on the
4th rf -T'-i'.v-Pose!
..'s sell in Philadelphia at $1
a small l-.i.-tet.
Are v '! t'.:e man or woman you
prc'.:
'i t- be?
Jam- O. Watts, of Altoona, spent
Sit-ir.Uy i'i to .vij.
Ttii- Tn'mno looked handsome in
its new lit i-ri last week.
Frst.k I'a't.-rson of Ilarrisburg,
epc-at K ;:;i'i!iy in this place.
IV. -i I '. i Lipp, of Lancaster, is
viaitii);; frii-isds in Patterson.
J a V Wii.-Kfr.-ham was in town on
Th irs l y u:i biwuc-ss intent.
JIi?s I. u;o McClellan, of Lewis
town, visits! her parents last week.
John J. Patterson, Jr., spent sev
er:il Jys i the week in Lancaster
city-
The ii:;tvad company is having
self i c;.;.!i i nffixed to their freight
cp.ro.
('. P. K-.pi iirehadi of Lancaster,
ma at h !"':a in this place on Sab
lath. Mi,. G -r-e Bartlay of Pittsburg,
is iMt:!-:r ajn.-ny relatives and ac-q-j'iiiM
:.v. in town.
A pirtv i'f yuung folks from town
enjDVfd it -traw ride to McAllister
yiilfl I.i.t Fiiil-iy evening.
K riv f'li'fland employed in a
dr.i- - vi- ;it O'-eoln, spent Saturday j
an l u:. l.-iy in t'ui.s place. 1
T ; !i 1; ia KaUa.!, Franca and j
Gci !:: i! y brown with drcugth, j
and 1 s. )U at fifty dollars a ton. '
jf.rvh -!:t Irwin l:maj aid wife of j
L. wiv. .y;;, spent Sunday in this
pla.-j wuh relatives of Mrs. Diuim. j
Tf. Jmi-cta Valley Camp Meeting!
be,: ii n mi Tuesday, August 8, and i
cl- '-n Friday morning1, August 18.
I ---! Murray i.s preparing to build
a Up
town i-ij nou.;e at the i.ist J2ad of i
'i'iit location will a!waj3 be a
Oj .S:t;!rdy night, at a H-'gli
Sen;.- ' i -:! -pti-.-n in Rochester, N. II.,
tin--, i irr-d persons were poison
t.l Ly i'-f cream.
"If - ir.e rerivle uould be a little
nor
thoc
sum,!
Ti:
M!l:i I
-refill about whero they step,
v. h , follow them would'nt
so i;;u-h."
- 'i R.-giment N. CK P., Col
.I ' htk'ld. commander, will eo
iLtu crri'i r-fftr Altoona, August 5th
to Aivu-it l-:h, 18f3.
3!i - X. Vun Ormer of this county,
1 h ..-n !i T'i' . ed to teach 6chool
near '.r:c, Chester county, at a
fulary f i!0 p;-r month.
Ti ;.. :'.-rs uncalled for in the
Mil!-- s .v.:i v.,st ofSct- for the week
ft- hi .rr,y 24, were for Willie Fry
Lsr-r.-, Vi:.CLi:t Wagner.
IVt in! Si-bi-r will remove his fam
ily hi .1 h--ut---!ioM niTects from this
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D. ('.
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St.-!:.
XI: i
, . i k, to Newport, Perry
1 he will reside.
hC.ii:in, of Stetlton,
u :tv, i.s viitir.g his rela
f -.i.iita. He is a son of
- M Cahiin, deceased,
i'. St'iip, of Wflshington,
! ::i priLied by Mrs. Stono
at the home of Mrs.
i :: Mr. and Mrs. Sara
; ::i Pat tc-rsor.
x .: , o.,
i i.ri.-.t'-r
and Mury E.
GeorL-e Jacobs,
X.rii.
will ,
K.Tli:
. :: ,- Hon. Herman II.
ir.rd, Pa, to the World's
-140. and will be g'-uo
:. : til.
Ti.-vdt'.n md Wi'ber
1 i.iii i!tl:v.!r the 4th f t Julv
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h Th,:ni s...r.town. M. F.
:ii:i.;dthe Declaration of
! rcH. There will be a grand
f !'.i -'..-works in the evenirg.
i-ithcr hii-it week was variable
" -:u:Hfy everyone txeept the
j.'i'.wler. Tliere was puu
! riiii. Two days the ther
i -i: up to 08 in the shade,
'y-f it ran down to 70 de-
t. c f-'ift.lo. jin.l tliA rflior
(lays r t ti ..- crk it ranged between
' :-: l ih-grecs iu the shade.
1 1.. , -t Cut r-ter "Local News."
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t the clas that gradu
;;i t !i; Normal School at West
in Juii', says: ilins Anna
'-'v, uf McAlistersville, Jun
' ', member of the gradu-'-'
has been uppointed teaeh-
f the public schools of
'-A!. ship, Delaware county,
ry of 500 per annum.
1 -.(,1 Sun. sayf: Boating
' 1 viv,',l u'oii"- t' KiiKrniflinn-
Ti, !
is ti
sr. :r. : s
tl.:i... h,
j
1 1 v.- hoatmea are in pood
The report is, and every-
(:ii,- n::i eawal comjjanv, and the
"-"'hi .- K ( , l1)tVfc come 'to terms
, !'; 'fi'i" wat. r canal., and that
p vr! V ;1 ver the Tide water to
V V":' l'liilaiMpLia and New
' ''' ,v'h revive boatiDg, which
,. ' :. ' " ry poor businesB since
He liopo the report may
Et he k fuie one again.
Mrs. William Richenbangh, of Al
toona. visiting her pfrents In
ih?T I aS- many pePle oat of
be r "8 " 11 did'nt
The Port Rayal Fair is only three
months away It will be held Sep
tember 6 to 9. p
Miss Michaels.
vlslff 8 ! Misses Stoner in Fer-
""usu townsnip.
Eleven of tli lta i.:n 1 .1
roil ".inau iu tue
fall of Ford's theater in Washington,
" -1 vmcu eierans.
B. F. Crozier. .Tr lion
1JJBi. master at Walnut
Jonnstown, this county.
B. F. SHmmoll V,-.,1 ct .
- uiumor 01 oquire
Joseph Strmmelh lma h.an ?ij
- jkuuiiiLe(i
post master at Port Royal.
Lirhtninp' af.riinV fK 1.
c. -" loi pole
Ot a BllOW at Tfivnr Pjllo T17: i.-
-----'-.-us., inn., iisi
lhursday and killed seven people.
'J. 0. Rickenh.ieh ia nl-;
tensive repairs to his Mexico flooring
mnl J. Burns, the practical mill
wright. Of Coeolnn-ma ia ,l; 11..
, -. wviug me
mechanical work."t
Mi'filin Afn.lumv
All persona in Mifflintown and Pat
Leraon "wik wm board or rent rooms
to students, nlaasa Ail.lrca
i uiv an jui-
flintown, Pa. J. H. Disisgm.
Piiocipal.
Caller Be jabers, ves got full
pretty early in th day," Finnogan
Yis; I wanted a bottle to git some
medicine in an' imptied me whisky
bottle, an' now I fale so much better
I don't want th' medicine. Puck.
"Joseph Swart z, supervisor of New
ton township, a prominent and influ
ential farmer, residing near Newville,
Cumberland county, committed sui
cide. June 22nd, by hanging. He
was 45 years old. No cause is as
signed for the act."
"How is it with you?" asked the
editor of a subscriber who was dving
in arrears. "All looks bright before
me," gasped the subscriber. 'T
thought bo," said the editor, "in
about ten minntea vnn'll boo 41i
bluze Oil Citv Dorrick.
Mrs. Hichurch (as she gazes out of
the window on a rainy Sunday morn
ing) Yps; it's true. Providence
does temper the wind to the Bhorn
lamb. Mr. Hichurcb What mikes
7011 think 60? Mrs. Hichurch Why,
mv new bonnet did'nt como home
last night! Puck.
Newport News: On Tuesday morn-
inr .Tiinri 13 Tlinmiu TT,.l!iin.l fall
over deid while sitting on the porch
of his residence ia Carroll township.
Heart disease was the cause of death.
Ho was abuut 72 years old. Hisb idy
was taken to Bryn Mawr, of which
place lw was a native.
A cloud burst near Titf-sta:), Pa.,
Inst. Thus'xday, fired and destroyed
two houses: Mrs. James Fierce was
struck, ard it is thought she will die
Thp stove company's shop was struck'
and the e'ectrie light service was dis-'
abled. Culverts were b'ocked up,
andjinnuror-rabie celiai'3 Hooded by
the down- pour.
flive von tried South American
N-:rviue the gem of thc centurv ?
The great cure fnr Iu digestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousnef-s. Warrant,
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot
tles 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks it
Co., Druggists, Milllintown, Pa.
Nov. 14, ly.
From the Hollidrysburg Register
r.f .Tuna '21: Larce numbers of trood
carp can be seen in the river every
.lay at the bridge. Lancaster
lice, a nasty little yellow insect have
made their appearance in swarms in
oor town. Th total product
r-f unpls s-ugat in Somerset county
entitled to bounty, wa 451,000, on
which a bounty of 0,020 will be paid.
Tlia Trt.ir-.fT? r..tmniiccinnArBnf.
fer 5100 reward for the arrest and j
conviction of the three masked rob-j
Lau who broke into the inrui nous a
of Joseph Slippey, in Frankstown
tovn.-hip, on the night of June C.
Ii. vestigations are being made of
the "ilea infested" districts of Lan
caster county. Secretary Thomas J.
E Igo siijrs that th:s species of flea
can bo found in every Hungarian
camp, and it seems to be peculiar to
them and their modu of life, and
would disnppear when they Jeft the
country. The same plague infesteJ
Bucks county wheu the railroad there
was in progress of construction.
Attention Fruit Growers.
Ail persons who are desirous of or
ganizing a fruit growers Association
for the purpose of selling their fruit
to the best advantage, will meet in
nrnliAn'u Court Room in the
Court House in Mifllintown, on Sat
urday, July 15, 1803, at 2 o'clock P.
M.
Fire by Llghtslnsr
About 4 o'clock on Sundtiy after
noon, lightning struck the barn of
To,.K V.mlv.Ler. ill Walker township.
The building was soon ablfiza and a
heap of coals and ashes. I he larger
part cf this year's hay crop was in
the barn, farming implements and
(1 four rows and a steer
perished in the fire. The bnilding
was insured.
.
!few Flkh Bait.
A new fish bait has been invented.
It is such a novelty in its way that
bait can be kept alivo while fishing.
It consists savs a fisherman, who has
used it. of a live minnow in a Hint
glass tube, arranged so as to magni
fy the minnow, and with a hole in
each end to keep the bait alive. One
minnow lasts a day. Angle worms
crabs, grasshoppers or any kind 01
bait can be used.
Summer Excursion
and Kate via the ,e''1
vanla Railroad Company.
n-i . 1 coq ,.i;,vn i.f tbe Ptnusyl-
vania Railroad Company s annual
bock of summer excursion k
iust been issued. It is tastx-iuiiy s--ton
n and presents a most practical
and comprehensive manner about
t .
1 unuurea popular summer re
sorts, from which excellent selections
moc Via 1 - m ... ...
j mane ior eitiier limited trips
or ertcnrlml : -, : 1 ,
oi.juufus auiiug me
summer and early fall months.
c- -""cij ui routes sug
gested, the complete schedules of
rates, the graphic and exhaustive
descriptions of fl 1 i
, - vimciBut places,
tne explanatory maps and the illus-
tratlona. mal-o V,; 1
iuu vuiume a most
-muauie guiue.
Copies of t.Iifi lw.ir v.. i.i.:
, UiUT UQ U II L 11 1 11
aiiiTtictitoffic6of the Penn,
- pnjiuUHiUl ieu
cents, or npon application tr, the
ojivauia liailrna.l nn t 1.
Orenernl Passenger Agent, Pennsyl
vania Railronil Pt,;ia,1ui.:. .-i -n
he forwarded upon the receipt of
twenty cents.
MI SIC LESSOXI.
.n?IiSi u!se K J has re
turned home from Boston after
spending two years at the New Kng
land Conseivaf,, r,r xt...:
tuo best instructois of piano and
uu ub3 started her class in
music. All
structions from her will please oblige
hAP rr nnl..' . O
j umniijg arrangement this and
next week bv nii; 1 1.
rp, . , . -' Ub utrr UOme OH
Third street, MitHintown, Pa.
Another Fire.
People had aciirpilu flt.tfi. i i-M.
ing about the fire in n.,.--! .
. vuuumi;uiim
house, till they were startled to hear
of too burninrr nf Hn.. i 1
CUarles Corkms and occupied by his
son J. H. Corkins, in Fermanagh
township last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Corkins was baking and the first
information that she had that some
thing was wrong about the place was
a creakinj noi.m nntKi.lc
. .... v . uaat
eued out and was almost paralyszed
at the sight of a blazing fire in the
roof about the flue. The alarm waa
sounded, the firm horn was blown,
anl neighbors ran to the fire, but
what could they do, no water, no
buckets. Thev di.l M n,
could, and carried out the furniture
and household goods, but made the
mistake in placing it to near the
burning bnilding. The goods took
fire and before they could be trans
ferred to a place of safety, were so
burned and damaged thai they are of
little account. Charles Corkins, Jr ,
in trying to get the cjok stove out,
had the inside of both bands badly
burnt. Tho building and furniture
bad some insurance.
A Summer Series or Four De
IlShtril Tours to the Xorth
via the Pennsylvania
Hallroad.
July 11th and 25tb, August 8th
and 22d are the dites selected for
this series of personally-conducted
tours lo the North. Watkins Glen.
Niagara Falls. Thousand Islands, 1
Montreal, An Shlo Chasm, Lakes
CharapUin and G.u.rge, and Sarato
ga are among the many attractive
places to bo visited.
Tho rate of $00 00 applies from
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Harrinb;irg, and inter
mediate stations and corresponding
ly low rates from other points. This
rate includes tvery item of necessary
expense during the entire time of
fourteen days spent on the trips,
and is remarkably low considering
the 1 rge territory covered and the
luxurious entertainment afforded at
the different place?.
For detailed information address
George W. Boyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, or
apply to nearest Passenger or Ticket
Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. Special Reduced Rate excur
sions to the Atlantic roast
tla the Pennsylvania
Railroad-
On July 13th next the fi;t of a
liiaite.l summr-r series of seashore
excursions will be run. The remark
ably low rate of $10 00 for the round
trip will be charged from Pittsburg,
with proportionate rates from ether
tKiints, and a choica of destinations
will be all wed, whether Atlantic
City, Cape May, Sea I-lo C.ty or
Ocean City.
These tickets will bo valid for re
turn passage for twelve days, thus
tffording ample time for either a
limited trip or a restful fortnight by
the sea. Many marked improvements
have been made during the past
year at these coast resorts in the way
of increased facilities ond nieaua of
p'easuro f;r the visitor.
These rates apply on regular trains
1 ivi.ol, A -to 7 (in .n.l
8 10 P. M., or on special train
..i gcii a -r i,nt
KUUU UL n.uu XX. ill. mo
above mentioned date.
The special train will be run on
the follavviug schedule, and the
ticket will be sold at the rates
quoted. Thais
Rare. Leaves.
Tyrone $7 65 1.17 P. M.
Cumberland 8 50 8.25 A. M.
Bedford 8 50 9 50 "
Huntingdon 7 10 1.48 P. M.
Mt. Union 6 75 2 08 "
McVevtown 6 50 2.28 "
Lewistown Junct.. 6 00 2.45 "
Mifflin 5 65 3 05
Newport 5 00 3 36 "
Duncannon 4 50 3 53 "
Philadelphia ..Ar 7.16 "
For detailed information address
or apply to Thos. E. Watt, Passeng
er A"ent, 110 ruth Avenue iius-
burg.
I'llOTOGRAI'IlS.
ASOTITEB TIME FOB AST LENGTH OF TIME,
"VHILE WE ABE IS THE PICTURE BUSI-J f
NESS.
We will continue making our fine
Cabinet Potographs as low os $1.50
per dozen. Aiiese lucm-reo
1 1 1 1 .
mounted on elegant cam ?iimeicu
i,,.i- on.l fane, with picture with
u U t . ' - - 1
a high Polish finish superior in qual
ity to to the Aristo i noio a nave
been taking the last ytar. However
all those wishirjg the Aristo picture
I will still make them at the same
.,:.. o 51 HO ner ilozeQ.
The extensive patronage and the
ninny testimonials of the apprecia
tion of our work, we have received
the last year, gives us renewed cour-
a"o to go on with tnese low piiers,
makinar Mifllintown
bead-quarters for the finest Photo
graphs lor the money 1 ui v,u
obtained anywhere, adding all the
iiln'li; i I'l.-iii'iiHi" - i ' -
time new and costly accessories of
the very latest designs giving our
trade the benefit of that which would
cost $3.00 in the city, for $1.50 in
Mifflintown. We can make pictures
for $1.00 per dozen such as are made
by all travelling photographer, but
we prefer giving our patrons a much
better picture for very Lttle more
money. Thanking our patrons for
their liberal patronage we solicit a
continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
Joserh HES3.
Mifllintown, Pa, March 9, 1893.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Timwr.H
valley, Ind., says: "I have been in a
distressed condition for three years
from N
Stomache. Djspep'sir., and Indiges-
finn ,,..1.1 1 UV Y
uu uulu iiij ueuita was gone.
had been doctoring cntistantlu- with
no relief. I boucht one bottle of
South American Nervine which done
me more pood than n
doctoring I ever did in my life. I
1 1 . . -
oumaavise every weakly person to
USe this Valll all! n nnd lrtiralir M.mo1ir.
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. I consider it the grand
est medicin in the world." War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Tiial
bottle 15 cents. Sol.l hv T. Ranl-a
& Co., Druggist, Midi itown,' Pa.
reb. i, 5J3 ly.
A Fire-
A fire in a double house, owned by
ex-county commissioner John Cun
ningham, and occupied by railroad
employees, Supervisor E. J. Cleve
and Baggage Agent W. Miles, in
Patterson, caused a great excitement
about 3 o'clock last Wednesday after
noon. Two days beforo tho fire Mr. Cleve
and wife started to take in the Chi
cago fair and cf course were in bliss
ful ignuranca of the fierce flames
that started from their coal oil stove
and destroyed their homo while they
were enjoying themselves at the
Columbian fir iu the Windy City.
As the hour mentioned above Belle
Philips a colored maid in the service
of Mr. Cleve's family noticed that
something had gone wrong with the
coal oil stove that was on the back
porch, which was "boarded up" for
summer-kitchen purposes.
There was a blaze playing on the
top of the stove then.
She called Samuel Monichan who
wa3 doing some carpenter work in
the bath room.
Monichan looked at the stove but
did not know how to manage the
Came. He 6aid, "I'll run over and
get M:lton Guss, the hardware man
from whom the stove was bought."
He ran for Guss, whos9 place of
business is near by. Both men hur
ried back.
Tho head of thj maid Philips was
level and sli3 saw at a glauce that
the thing to do was to kick out the
porch balustrade and shove the stova
off (ho porch, that was just the thing
to do but the girl had not the physi
cal ability to do what would have
prevented the house from taking fire.
Monichan came back with Guss.
Then the flame was reaching high
above the stove. The maid agan
was there with rugs and carpets aud
Uomchau anil truss each took hold
of the end of a strip of carpet and
brought it down over the stove with
the purpose of smothering the fire,
but it seemed only to cause more fire
for the ti.tme puffed out from under
the sides of the carpet with suoh
force cud such volume, that they
were driven out ef the porch, Guss
was struck iu the face by a tongue of
flamo and at first thought he was
severely burned but aside from a
sligh t singing of the ends of his eye
brows, whiskers and hair he was un
injured. Monichan ran out of the house
shouting fire, and across to W. C.
Cramer's house for his watr hese,
when he returned the kitchen was
all a fire.
The shout of fire w-jnt up from all
parts of the town. Alarm whistles
sounded and the streets ran full of
excited men women and children.
The two hose companies were soon
on the ground and had two streams
cf crystal Macedomia water playing
on the building. It did nut take
long to extinguish the visible flames,
but the fire had crept between the
weather boarding and inside plaster
ing of the h.iuee into a number of
nooks and difficult places to reach,
and between the roof and ceiling of
the attic of the main building so
that the pluy of water for the period
of an hour and a half was required to
put out the last sparks of fire.
The water stood on the floors cf
the building to the depth of over two
inches and ran out of the front door
iu a rushing stream.
The furniture of the tenants was
taken out after the fashion that pre
vails at a fire Mr. Miles household
effects were not insured. It is not
known whether Mr. Cleve has his
household furniture insured. Mr.
Cunningham had the house insured.
The building was not destroyed bnt
considerably damaged. A fire is
alwavs a terrorizing thing in the
house where it takes place, but since
the introduction of the water from
the mountain, people outside of those
suffering by the fire are not terroriz
ed as in days gone by when they
were without protection.
Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown,
Ind., says: "I owe my life to the
great South American Nervine. I
Lad been in bod for five months from
tho effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition of my
whole system. Hid given up all
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much that I was able
to walk about and a few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it is the
best medicine ia the world. I can
not recommend it to highly." Sold
by L. Banks & Co., Druggist, ilif
flintown. Pa. . Fob. 9 '93, ly.
'Your 'eat Pocket."
Humphreys' Specific No. Seven
cures Coughs and Colds. Get n via
at your druggist's; it's handy to car
ry in your vest pocket, 25c.
Ich on human and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold bv L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Jlifflintown, Pa. OcLl, ly.
'ri mi i M 1 1 - r . - i 1 ii' ii i n1 Hi-'i-h iM r " -ii in
County Committee.
W. V. Shirk, Chairman.
Baale T. K. Beaver, Acidemia ; W.
Scott Laacb, Doylo'a AfilU.
Black Lag D. M. Oppel. Thooiaa
Vanghn. Oi'peMsville.
Delaware Ii. J. Dunn, .Haze; A. B
Evaaa, Thompsontewn
Fayette Isaac Eeaahore, SfcAliitervilie;
J. N. Weaver. Cocolamus.
Fermanagh C. E. Hower, H. O. Zook,
Mifflintown.
Greenwood W. S . Switzer, Nekoda, Pa.;
George Fry, Dimmaville.
' Lack Bc-bert Parson, Pern Mill ; C. J.
McLaughlin, East Watarford.
Miffiinlnwa W. H. Rodgera, John J
Patterson, Jr.
Milford Selim S. Themai, Patteraon
George BaUbock, Port Royal.
Monroe E. W. Graybill, Daniel Finken.
binder, Richfield.
Patteraon James Casner and Jamrs C.
Clair.
Port Royal Ed. Kennedy, W. R. Whar
ton. Spruce Hill J. H. Patteraon, Spruee
Hill ; n. L. Erana, Pleasant View.
Sufquebmra W. S. Brnbaker, Motion
tongo ; C C Ruttonbach, Pfontz Valley.
. Thompsontown Harry Thompson, Levi
Meyers.
Turbett S. A. McLain, Port Royal ; P.
J. Killmcr, Killmrr P. O.
Tnscarora S. F. Priee, East Waterford ;
Joseph M. Williancs, Warble.
Walker W. H. Kauffuian, Mexico ; N.
E. Lnkens, Van Dyke.
English Spavin Liniment removen
all Hard. Soft or Crtllonse.1 T
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bonp, Stiflea, Sprains and Swollen
inroats, uoughs, Ac. Save if 50 by
npe of on bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold bv Tj. Runts Ar fVi
Druggists, Mifflintown. Oct. 1, ly.
JJP. DERR,
PRACTICAL. DEXTIST,
(Graduate of tba Philadelphia Dental Col
lege.) formerly of Miftlinburg, Pa., haa lo
cated permanentlv in Mifliiotowo, as suc
cessor to tho late Dr. ii. L. Derr, and will
continue th dental business (establishc il
by the latter in ISliO) at the well known of
fice on Bridge street opposite Court House.
C?- TEKTU EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE-
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
A 0 Chloroform, Ether, or Gas used.
No Sore Gums or DUeomfort to patient,
either (luring extraction or afterwards.
All these are Guaranteed cr to c bur go
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fashionabl
Olothii
Gents' Furnisliino- Goods, at
HOLLOBAUG1S & SOIL'S,
PATTERS OIN, PENA.
Spring- is II err, So Are JFV JJith
Jl Full Unv of Spring
Clothing
OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STILES AND CUT
Our pheconjirial sales last year Las justified us in rurch&eing an extra
large line of Spring Clothing and Laving purchased so extensively, we have
marked our goods down to rock bottom prices. Boforo others get iu their
goods, we will have all the most desirable trade bupplied.
We have a full lino of Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's Clothing that
has no equal west of Harris burg.
YouDg man if you want a late style, fashionable Spring Suit, Hat, Shirt
and Tic, it will pay you to eet our hoe.
You formerly Lad to go east to get what you wanted, we can furnish you
with any thing in the clothing liueyou may wis-h. Our stock comprises Men's
Youths', Hoys' aod Children's Clothing from the plain, substantial, overy-day
suit, to the finest dress suits. You
styles to select from. 500 pair of dress pantaloon?. Suits for large men er
small men. Jersey Suits, Blue Flannel Suits and other styles for the little folks.
And at prices that will astonish you for chcart.efs. We also keep in stock the
Douglas Shoe for Men and Women's wear. The ful'est line of Trunks, Valises
Umbrellas, Jewelry, Suspenders, Collars A Cuffs, Underwear, Neckwear, Hats,
etc. We always make it a point to Lave 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 our stock. Compare cur prices and we are satisfied
you will be pleased. No trouble to show goods, and we have tbetn to show.
Hollobaug'li & Son.
S. S. RUBLE,
EMBA L M E R
AND
Funeral Director.
I will guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
I am qualified to prepare corpses for any length ofjj time Myunder
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 willibe promptly attendedj to by
calling on me at my Furniture Boom.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
S. S. RUBLE.
LGST MANHOOD!
5ERVITiV
(Tiver French
fc'crv R emed y, iis
cld with a Written
Guai-vflte to cure
aii Nervous d sea
c, such as w ear
sX Memorv, Loss o
Jf lirain Power, Ner
BEroiti and apt in usi ache. Wakeful-
cet Loct Manhood, Lassitude, all drains and Io
of p9"er in either sex, caused Ly over-exertion o;
Eoutfaful Indiscretion, which ultimately lead to ifi
unity. Consumption and Insanity Price, Ix.oo i
packat. With every f order w .eire a wrrtta
QuaratTte to cure or refund money. By mail u
any adwesa. FIVER'S REMEDY CO., Toledo, a
ii t Yn " 'i rii i"r rr ii n-i'-1'- m i
will be made.
IL- All work guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. Terms, strictly cash.
H. P. DERR,
Practical Dentist.
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS'
fr. !ltimphrr-V r'pn-tn'rahrem'lomlilcallyaiMl
cwfuiljr ir-uarvd Keiiietli-rt. utl for yare In
pnvnt praetkv and r over thirty years t th
people wttn eullre auceeM. Every single bpeclHo
a S,elal cure for tliu tiiMuAe ruuneU.
They care without ilmxxiiiK. -urging-or reducing
thek.vstfin.and an- U. f.-tei uhil iUtu tiiceoverclau
Kemedica bf the Wurld.
Liar op hukuu ceBxa, ran
1 Fevers, CortKtl5iia. Inflammations. ,
3 M arms. Vorra raver. Worm Colic... ,
Teetbltiir; CoIm, Tyli.a. akefulncta ,
4 Diarrhea, of children or Adults
Si I'var-nteryvt.rtplng, liilious lultc.... .
6 Cholera Morbus. VonjlUug .
94'oiigho, ( olda. Lroachltja. ,
ft Xearuluia. Toothache, laceaeha ,
fr HcaiiAehea. slcic lleadacba. VarUgvk, ,
1 0 llyspr-poin,. BUlotnnaaa. t'onatlttkn ,
1 1 Suitpreafeitd or Painful Periods. .
19 Whites, loo Profits I'eie-.:
13 Craaa, l.uryttffill. lltArwneca. ...
14 P-ttil RIipuu, rysiel.-a. Fruitions. ,
1 5 it beumalittui.or Kbeumatlc 1 alus.. ,
tH Malarin. ( hills. Fovsr and Ague
17 Piles. Iii!ul orRleodinr ,
IS Ophtaaluiy, &. 1 1 r V k Eyes. ,
I titarrh. Iurluer.K, tela bithellsad
110 Vv'htHi..ea- Couch
111 Asth.-na, (tpt-reft'Kjd rrsathlrc
'iJ-tSr II'm: karvoa. I'M Mlrsd Hearing- ,
23 rterof'ula. r;i!.-vrzs.I t lends. Swsllipg
'2i leneral liehllily, 1 i.-al W-aaiieua
i'i tJrupMy, sad Ecanry :ermnrr.l
Xrf r-tfn.sirknbS. Meknrtfs lrom KiUlns .
27 IvUunr Itseusts
3fr fure rloath. or eaukdt
30 1 rluary Vi'pp biers, WuttingBed.. ,
31- I'sluljl IVrloes
2 I Diphtheria. I lesratad SoraTlimut..
3a Chronic C ouaestions ft fcrupUuua. ,
EXTR4 NUMBERS :
-Xrvon lebitllv. s. tnlna! Weak-
nck, or lnv.,iuliU4r, I'l.-hark-s 1,
SS Iiseusesrtbo lenrt. Palpitation I,
33 Epilepsy, spaius. Vitus' Dance. ..1,
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SPECIFICS,
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
For rnm Kxtemal or Internal. Blind or nieedlnir:
Klstula lit Ano: Iu-hlnor lilet-iltiiK of the lieetum.
Th reluT ia luintedialu lite cure ceru,lu.
PRICE, tO CTS. TBIAL SIZE. 25 CTS.
8ol4 by llrKKUt., or sat pkt-.is on rwMlt ol prlss.
nau-B mts- a-. co.s in a lis rrutuia St., iw Toax
in in RiinrvrM
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
Fer Eotsm, Cattle, Sheep, Bogs, Hogs, -
AND POTJLTHT.
500 Page Booh on Trontrnrnt of Animals
and Chart Hem Free.
rrus; Fevers. (onzesl Inns. Inaantuatioa
A.A.ipinal Aleuiuxitis, Milk Fever.
II. II. Strains, Lameness. K hrumatinaa.
'.'. Distemper. Nana I ItisrharKea.
II. I. Uols or l-rubft, Worms.
K.E. Cenahs. Heaves, Pnsumonlau
lic or Crlpe-, Itellyacha.
.HisenrriniK;. Ilemorrhaaes.
11.11. I rluary nnd Kidney liiseaaee
Krnptlve lli.eases. Mange.
nisuasesol' Kigealioa, 1'aralysla.
Blngle Boltle (o-erS0doses)b . .60
Stable Cnse. with Specifics. Manual.
Vetjlnaryfure011a:i. Mudlcator,
Jar Veterinary Cure Oil, 1.00
BoM by Dracrl.tt sr wpat sreBsia as sbais Sa4 Is an
snMUty r.l.t of price.
Bl irnMi vs- a t D. to., 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 wiuiu. St., I Isra.
have hero over 50 different patterns and
-,? ax fci is, . w3 5S
15 bnts&inIccp. ThfTeanthn'andiionari
who have rgu!ar ft-aturts aiil wouid t e at
conlcl thwpulm ( rauty wt re it not for a y--.r
omt'lttiion. To all such d rt-oommend DR.
MEBRA'o VIOLA CREAM as itevin Uiesu
qualities that qulrkiy chanve the most ftnllow
and florid complexion to one oi natural benlib
and onblcinitdieti teauty. Ii cures Oily 8k ia,
K reckle. Block Iiead Blotches, dunbum.
Tan, Pimttlvs, an i ail imperxeciioits of the
kin. It if, nuticc6iT.ftie but a cure, yet Is bet
ter for tfcu toilet table than powdtr. Bold by
ImisajosU, or BKUt pt paid npon receipt of 50c.
tt. C. 6ITTNER & CO., Toledo. O.
'i., I'ltnf I ' i ''L"i" ' i ;' ii i ' ',' : i "
ig and.
!ZTv7r'' i i-
FORWARD,
ONWARD,
UPWARD
In the line of progres that's our polioy. Suooess attends our efforts.
Your CUSTOM once a customer always. We gain the oonfidenee of th
public by liberal offers.
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR MEJN THE BEST MADE
WE CAN PLEASE YOU IK A SPREiG SUIT.
.
Ours is the stock from which to scleot your Spring Suit. Don't buy on
that while it may have a good many points right, has some defect either ia
style, fit or material. Our Men's Suits for the Spring of '93 are perfeot
In the variety of materials shown we have ready for you a regular feast
of fashion, an assortment from which all taste and all pocketbooxs can bo
pleased and suited.
A mammoth collection of the latest styles of Saoks and Frooks are here,
5 TO 20.
SUITS Four different shades of Bannockburn Cheviots, Single or Doable-Breasted
Sacks and Cutaways ; the popular Tweed and Corkscrew Suits ;
English Whipcords, Bird's-eyes, etc,; challenged for workmanship or fit. Your
choice S to $12.
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR BOYS.
Not a houie in the county anticipates the needs of young America mora
eagerly than wc do. Wc are prepared with an elegant Spring Stock fer Boys
and Children, a stock eontaining 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 daik 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 11, $2 75
A genuine Tricot or Cress Cheviot Suit, Hue 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 oorrect stylo, 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 tlva
new styles at the lowsst prices.
The grandest line of gent's furnishing GOODS ever exhibited in Juniata
county. Our trunk & satchel department second floor a full liue to select
from. Prices lower than ever.
SPRING PANTS.
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 anl
domestia with a price range from $1 50 to $6 t0.
FERD MEYERS,
the wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridge St., Mifflintown, Pcnoa.
18G5, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation rTo The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that goes on dailj
from
THE IMMENSE ST0GK
OF
D. W. HAELBY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, eo don't fai
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLI3S TOWlSr FJl.
EAYE TGU KOHETTO DEPOSIT?
ARE YOU A BORROWER 7
-CALL AT
THE FIEST
BA
MIFFLIN 1 OWN, PA.
FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.
AXLS
GREASE
BEST IV THE WORLD.
ItawriBsqualitisBaxennsurv&SBed. actuaTI?
Cntlaatinff two boxes of any o-h-sr brand. NM
Sectsd bv baat. la-C I T lIIL(.t:Ml.Vb
FOR SALE BY DEALERS OBKrRAI.LT. Jy
s
ALESME
.N
WANTED
LWAL UK IKAVtLLlM,, to Sell our
Nursery Stcck. Salary, Exrenses ami
Steady Employment turanteed.
CHASK BKUTHEKS COMPANY,
Dec. 8, '91. Kecbesfer, N. T.
Trie Sentinel and Sejmllmn oilce ia the
place to get job work done. Tiyit. It will
pay you If you need anything in that line.
mm.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
OF MIFFLIXTOWJI, PA.
WITH
HKANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSEPH ROTHROCK. Prtudent.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cm$hter
DiaKCTOBR.
W. C. Pomroy, Joseph Rotbroek,
John Ilcrtiler, Jonah L. Fat-ton,
Rohort E. Parker, Lonia E. Atkinss-B,
T. V. Irwin.
TOCKnOLCERS I
Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rnthrock, Juno FI. Irwin,
L. E. Atkinson, R.E.Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin,
Mary Kartr, Jerome N. Thompson, Jr
John Hertzler, T. V. Irwin.
CharlotteSnyder, Josiah L Barton,
John M. Blair, Robert H. Patteraon,
F. M. M. rennell, Ivi LKbt,
Samuel S. Rothrock, Win. Swart.
Solomon Manbtrck,
Three and Four pr cent, interest: will be
paid on ccrtiPcates of dt-posite.
fjan 23, 1HV1 U
TO WEAK MU
Bnff-TtniT from the Tcu of youthful er rr. . tutr
decay, waiting weaknoaA, lutt manhood, nr., I will
rnd a valuable truati 'sealf-di conalx.. fall
; perucnian lor come euro. xc.b m m
j rnnd( medical work ; shoald be rrad ty cwwf
jama woo is aenvim uiu uusuiaiea. niiia
FroC F C FOWLLH, S2oolus. Coiqft
RUPTURES.
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Ta. tdo at once. No operation ur boslneas
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