SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MiyFLINTOWJT.
WEDNESDAY. At'(i 2. 1SS3.
B. F. SCIIWEIER
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CDITOB ABU rrIKTOft.
Republican Gounty Ticket
COl'.NTV COMMISSIONERS,
W'm. II. Moore,
Noal M. Stewart.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Wilfoerfurce Schweyer.
COrSTY TUEASIRKK,
John F. Khernzeller.
P ROT HO NOTARY,
V. II. Z. i iers.
Al'DITOR.S,
Wiilituii CriisH,
Joiiu Y. Shellv.
Fifteen thousand Denver people
are saM to ba in uce.l of aid.
An English bicycle ri.ler traveled
428 tuilt-a in 24 hours iu Enylaud, on
o track in Lonilon.
A hikkmner died of cholera at
Chester, last Wednesday, July 2G.
The l-t case this year.
l'ltEsiDENTS of wrecked banks are
bcinj arrested here and there
throughout the country.
Ki i:oi r. has a .stun.liug army of
eighteen million men, and they will
change the map of F.urope when the
dogs of war are let looso.
L'L'o draw an audience a New York
Church or two have hit upon the
plan of having the pretty girls of the
corgregation to act as ushers.
The French are for peace in Siam,
but the FrcDch peace moins, you
Siamese stand in ju-rice while I take
pos.-iossion of "our r.uiu'.ry.
When Cleveland's new Coiktpss
meets it will be in order to have some
one propose an act to legalizo rebel
or confederate money. Who knows
what Cjngrcs may d .
1)is,,i ihe it it they miy. the truth
is, Europe has been full of cholera
nil summer. This month of August
will determine whether America is to
be free from the scourge.
The degree of I,L. D. has been
conferred upon Secretary Hoke Smith
by the Florida Agricultural collcgo.
What degree -will the veterans of the
Northern states confer upon the Sec
retary .'
A iiur.TV ton electric nicttr has
been tested in Massachusetts with a
thirty ten locomotive. They were
hitched to di my "m opposite direc
tions. The ik-cinc motor pulled the
steam engine despite its full head of
steam and the thr. tile being wide
op n.
Ovei: two hundred National Banks
Lave broken since the 1st of January.
The notes are good, f ir every bank
has U. S. ISouds deposited with lie
U. S. Treasurer for the amount of
note3 in circul itiou. The bonds can
be sold at any time and the govern
ment in that way loses nothing by a
failure cf a brink.
Tun panic that has been disturb
ing business aud smashing bariks is
mostly owing to t lie want of cor.fi
der ce. It will prove a valuable les
son for many a banker who has es
caped by the "skin of his teeth " In
this way that he has learned that a
bank that does l ot keep a proper re
serve fun 1 on hr;:i 1 is not a safe bank,
nud that a bank that keeps a snf
fieient reserve fund on hand is always
n safe bank.
PitorrssnR J. J. Cok who has been
studying the tramp says that there
nre 4fi,000 tramps: nu J with few ex
ceptions are from the northern states.
One half of them are suffering from
diseases contracted by moral impur
ity that may be contracted by moral
ly pure people coming in contact with
infected persons or things. The
Trofessor urges that, tramps should
bo registered und should not be
sheltered with other people.
Coxoress will convene on the
l;iy of August under a call of
President. The President says
called Congress to the end that
people may be relieved through
7th
the
he
the
lcg-
islation frmn present anil impending
danger and distress. He does not
say wh-it the danger is. Possibly
when he sends a message to Con
gress which he will do when that
body convenes, he will givo a bill of
particulars. He will be more definite
ns to wnat lie means.
Stranger than Fiction.
Under Ute of Lancaster, Pa., Ju
ly 20, a despatch says: A letter was
received here last night, announcing
the reunion of Squire John H. Mor
rifcon, of Snyder, Oklahoma, and his
wife who have been separated 21
years. The story is a romantic one.
In 18G5 Morrison married a Miss
Fry in York county, and five years
later came to this city, where he met
business reverses. Ho then went
west leaving his wife aud four
daughters here, and nothing more
was heard of him until last March
when an advertisement for a wifo ap
peared in a Harrisbtirg paper signed
John H. Morrison. It was seen by
one of his daughters. She answered
it. Morrison received 617 answers
to his advertisement, but replied on
ly to the one written by his daugh
ter. Iu tho correspondence that fol
lowed their relationship was disclos
ed, and when he learned his wife was
still 1 iving he made arrangements to
take her to his western home. The
letter received yesterday states that
they recognized each other on sight
at the railway btation in Oklahoma.
Committee Meeting.
The Republican CouDty Commit
tee is hereby requested to meet in
MiHlintown, on
Saturday, Auoust12th,
at 2 P. M., for the transaction of src'i
business as may be brought before it.
W. V. Suibk.
Chairman.
Peach Crate.
Mrs. Annie E. Humphrey is pre
pared to furnish Peach Crate Mater
ial, Plastering Lath, Shingles and all
kinds of Building Material at the
Mill formerly owned by her late hus
band, 11. W- Humphrey, deceased.
Peach lumber a speciality. Mare,
Juniata county, Pa. " tf.
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Clnircli Dedication.
The newly erected church in Turk
ey Valley, near Dimmsville, Juniata
county, known as Bethlehem Evan
gelical church, will bo dedicated on
Sunday, August (!. Bishop W. W.
Stanford of Hairisburg will officiate.
Ministers and friends of adjoining
charges, irrespective of denomination,
are respectfully invited to be present.
G L. M.uce, Pastor.
Fruit Growern In Convention.
Fruit growers of Juniata county
met in Convention in the court house
on Saturday afternoon last and af
fected a permanent organization by
the election of the following officers":
President, L E. Atkinson: Vice
President, George Hower; Secretary,
I. II. Carney; Treasurer, Samuel
Ihoma; Committee on Tiausporta
t.on, Li K Atkinson, J. E. Jamison,
J W. Hihbs; Committee on Sale of
Frmt .T V ,n;tnn T T Tr..-
l rmt . .J L.. . nmibOD, J. K Hower.
11. ) hellenlergr. By laws and a
constitution were adopted. The as -
sociation will meet, again next Satur
day afternoon at 2 p. m. The mem
1. rs of the Association present on
Saturday it is estimated represent
20,000 crates of peaches whicu is b -lieve.l
to be onc-fmrth of the pro 1
u 't of the c )unty tiiis y--'ir.
Lecture-
Dr. J. T. Hot brock, President of
the Pennsylvania Forrest ry Commis
sion gave a lecture on Forestry in
the court house last Friday evening.
It was an illustrated lecture with
picture gli:npses of forest and tnoun
tain scenery taken by the Dr. him
self, showing the loss that is annual
ly sustained be the wa-tt ful destruc
tion of trees by the woodman and bv
fi.es on tracts of l.nd that are
gave the estimated t iit.o that is re
quiridbyrain at.d snow water to
pa-s from forest and cleared tracks
of land thereby showing the mu'li
tiplied destructiveness of the tl jod-?
that come from the cleared iujna
tains wheu compared with the grad
ual llow of water from woodland. It
was a pleastot lecture all through
and to peoplj who nvi given to rea
son from cruse to effect it was a r ire
treat.
Reporter's TValU.
Smith,
II. S. Wilmot and S. S.
Philadelphia Inquirer reporters
r reporters pass-
wn on the long
f l t. ot i
'! , '
ed tnrough Mifnmtow
walk to San Franci
on Mondrtj-. July having walk-
ed that day from Newport, Perry Co.
j. i!ey were entertain.! at dinner in
Mexico, : mil"s east of tliis town by
W. II. Kurtz. The young men were
iu wfilking cost true and wore white
helm, t caps, nnd i xpect to walk to
California, aud dine in San Francisco
on Christmas day. They did not
seem foot -sore and weary and stop
ped onlv long enough in town in the
post itlh-e to post some matter, ami
then lesumed their walk with a light
springy Irrad, indicative of endur
ance rind purpose. They are medium
sized, light weight voting men, with
rjuick inti liigt nt eyes that at a glance
absorb ev-ry thing within range ready
to express it. from the end of a pencil.
Lewistown .'14 miles distant from
Newport wn the drs'ination of the
day's walk.
I'HGTOGRAI'HS.
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ANOTIIF.R TIME IOR ANY I.ESOTH P7 Tliir,
WHILE WE AP.l: IS TIIF. I'll TCRE IiCSI.
NESS.
We will continue making our fine
Cabinet Potogmphs as low as $1 50
er dozen. Tii.se jietiires are
mounted on elegant card enameled
on back and face, with picture with
a high Polish finish superior in qual
ity to to the Aristo Photo I have
been taking the last year. However
all those wishing the Aristo picture
I will still make them at the same
price, 1.50 per dozen.
The extensive patronage and the
many testimonials of tLe npprecia
lion ol our work", we Lav-
the last year, mves us renewed conr-l
ut; to go on wuu uu-se low prices,
and we propose making Mifflintown
liead-quarters for the finest Photo
graphs for the money that can be
obtained anywhere, adding all the
time new and costlv ascessories of
the very latest designs giving our
trade the benefit of that which would
cost $3.00 iu 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 little more
money. Thanking our patrons for
their liberal patronage we solicit a
continuance of tb ame.
Bespectfully,
Josekh Hess.
Mifflintown, Pa, March 9, 1S93.
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Bebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Ind., says: "I have been in a
.1:.. l a-i . .i
uiaut'HHuu couuiuon lor tnrce years
irom -Nervousness, eakness of the
otomaclie. Dyspepsia, and Indiges
tion until my health was gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with
no reliel. 1 bought one bottle of
bouth American Nervine which done
mo more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring 1 ever did in my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. I consider it the grand
est medicin in the world." War
ranted tho most wonderful 6tomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold by L. Batiks
& Co., Druggist, MifHintonE,' Pa.
Feb. 1, 03-1 v.
.iDDiriO.WIL LOCUS.
Win. Murray bought three mules
last week.
,Miss Clara Holnian visited in Mex
ico last week.
Drui'.t Crawford of WauDamaker's
Store is visiting his parents
Air. and Aire. Howard Martin spent
a few days in Altoona last week
Mrs. I. D. Musser and Mrs. L.
Shaver spent Friday in Harrisburg
Miss Wills MeXitt of Patterson, is
visiting Miss Mary Rhome in Harris
burg. yMisses Gertrude and Id Barton
of Pleasant View this countv visited
the World's Fair in Chicago.
Mies Annie Grier of Altoona is ' a
guest at the National House among
her relatives the Murray family.
Misses Beatrice and Edith Adams
np'i I'ereey Steel of Philadelphia are
iuiug iub lamuy oi josepu Adams.
4
Mrs. John Weller and daughter
Beckie of Milford, returned home
from a pleasant visit to Altoona recently.
c? at i i as liapvy a iitii:o as we.
berice- intheIresbyterianchurchjTho niL-i t cme down, and the fe-ood wife
on next Sabbath, August Oth, morn
ing and evening, conducted by the
pastor. " j
Mis-OR Gertrnde and Mamie Tiich
eubach of Mexiei spent some time'
last week with their aunt Mrs. Lj-ous 1
in this town. " !
John Bailor of Port Royal was
strickfii with paralysis a few days
' n aal, "rts in a critical coudi-
tion ever since.
Sensitive people can purchase
j Humphreys Specific's by simply askin-
H J , J d'"j.v "
the drn-gis' for the needed number
. alone, without disclosing or mention-
1 ing the disease
j The letters rrmaining in the Pat
! terson post, ofiiee uncalled for on '
Saturday, July 31.- C. II. E. Kins 1
I John Vn.;ncr, Dominion Bellisino. I
, -ilrs. d. Ij. irt.
ASK lor advertised
letters.
Superintendent Marshall held a'
teacher's exaiiiinatinn in 'r;fH;r.trii-ii
lust Wednesday. A largo percentage
of teachers examined failed to secure
j certificates.
You cm pet to within a mile of
! Pai.nnbaker's Island Harvest Homo
, by railroad .)n Saturday. A Lack
. wi'l bo at the station to carry passen
gers to tne Islauil.
English Spavin Liniment removes
nil Tlov1 rti...j T
' '"i -n 1 " .i,' V' i 'LJi "i 1
Spavin, Curbs, Splints. Sweenv. Bin
Vuie. StiriVsi, Sprains and Swollen 1
( Throats, Coujrhs, &c. Save $50 bv
j use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
know n. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
I Druggists, Mifflintown. Oct. 1, ly. j
I B'oomfield Advocate: The Coun- I
; ty Commissi, mers on Monday, let the '
; contract for the complete repairing of
the ihllerstown bridge, so badly :
t!amag'tl by the late storms and.
J thereby rendered unsafe for travel.'
,(leorge F. (ioodmnn of Port Boyal, 1
Juniata county, has the contract at :
$fi,500. The repairing will consist1
j in puttin-' in new lower frame Inter -
al bracespur braces, camber line
! ii i -1 ' 'nit -
j "P tIlC ''ru1'f" ia. ft't l't the bridge
in complete repair. The
furnishes al! (.implies '
contractor
f-upplies. The bridge
will be closed from the 7th of August
to the 10;h of Oc'ober. "Jim,'
Ilarry B .inesruith's bull-dog, cxper
ienced an unusual aerial triri ".Tim"
for some days bad been missing from
l,. v, , , , .,
uunio. ouuucuiy on l uurs tay wlnle
unsuspecting parties were sitting in
front of Landlord Milnor's hoteLJhe
attic shutters were thrown violently
back and "Jim," spread like unto a
toad, iraq seen rapidly descending to
earth. He encountered terra finua
with a thud, but s!ranrf. to pay im
med a'ely lped off to his home'. He
was a pretty Miff dog for some days,
but l.as now recovered. His flight
was about :0 feet. How he cam? to
be in the attic has not yet been ex
plained.
Read! Head!
J W. McGregor, general commis
sion merchant, Altoona, Pa. Butter,
cheese, eggs, poultry. &p., consign
ments solicited, commissions low, re
turns prompt, best reference, write
"s. Aug-200:i.
Teacher's Examinations for 1893
Susquehanna, at Prosperity, Wed
i epday, August 2nd.
Monroe, in BicLlield, Thursday,
August 3rd.
Fayette, in McA'.isterville, Friday,
AUgUSt 4.
Spruce Hill, at Spruce Hill, Mon
i day, August 7.
A special examination will be held
nrown' rrular' September
1st. 1803.
lAiminations will begin at S o'clock
A. M.
Strangers w'll be required to furn
ish reconi nondations of good moral
character.
Applicants must be examined in
the district in which they intend to
teach.
Directors and friends of education
are invited to attend.
D. M Marshall,
County Superintendent.
Summer FxrurNlon Route
and Rate via I lie Penn) .
aula Railroad Company.
The 1803 edition of the Pennsyl
vauia Railroad Company's Rnnrml
book of summer excursion routes h.-is
just been issued. It is tastefully o-ot-
ton up and presents a most practical
and comprehensive insimor nlwi
four hundred liopular summer re-
sorts, from which excellent selections
may be made for either limited trips
or extended sojourns during the
summer and early fall months.
Tho great variety of routes sug
gested, the complete schedules of
rates, tlie graphic and exhaustive
descriptions of the different pi ices,
the explanatory maps and the illus
trations, make this volume a most
valuable guide.
Copies of the book mav be obtain
ed at any ticket office of' the Penn
sylvania Railroad on payment of ten
cents, or upon application to the
General Passenger Acrent. Pennnvl-1
yania Railroad, Philadelphia, it will
oe iorwarded upon the receipt of
twenty cents
LOVE LIGHTEN LABOR.
A Rood wife roe from lur bed unv morn
Ami tliou'il, with a n.-rvmis (!r'.l.
Of V.tc !''' nt cIotIm1 to b wahe1. and mora
Than a dozc-n of rmt!; to lie f-.il.
The mra'A to net lor t'.ie im-a in the i'.c'.tU
The ehihlrrn ! l.x away
To school ami the milk tr be skimmed and
churn -J,
And nil to be done that day.
f . . .. :., : ' ..I.. i -1 .i a
Was wit as it rmid i.
mere were puauinc ani pics to D&ke, oosiaes
A loaf of cake for tea,
nd the day was hot, and her itching head
Throbbed wearily, as alio said,
"If maidens but knew what good wives know
They would be in no haste to wed."
"Jennie, what think you I told Een Brown?"
Call 1 the farmer from the well.
And a ftutdi crept up to his bronzed brow.
And his eys half bashfully fell.
"It was tbh." heaid, and coming near
lie finiiled. and sttoiinR down
Kled her ,hc,k. Twas that you were the
And tlcrebt woman in town."
The farmer went back to the field, and the
wifo
In a Muiiint;, absent way
Sane snatches of tend"r little sonps
j And the pain in her head was forgot, and the
rhe d not suiik for ninny a day.
. " , ,
I ere white as the foutn of trie sea;
! Dcr breiul WIls iiK,,u h,'r hutter was sweet
And as oidcn as it could be.
Justthlnk,"therbildnna!lca!ledlnabreatli.
"Tom Vik1 has run o!f tu mt.!
He wouldn't. u hum, if h-jonly had
f oii!ed
To herself as she softly said,
Tis so sweet to hilr lor those we love.
It's not strange that maids will wed."
Uuildiiig Association Record.
Starch nt n Plnrri.
Ptarch can be made from nil farinaceous
substances. It can be wnslic.l out of grated
new putittocs, wheat limti, cornmeal, oat
meal or flour. Starch of commerce is, how
ever, so generally accessible that It is
scarcely worth while todo more thau indi
cate the tliin-'s that may upon a piucli
To use nv of t hem exi.i-.tin--wlie.nt flimr
f!" a d",,,,,l ll;'ff"1
then wash and Unend vi;;ir
of cold water. When it h,
fckent. the bust, let the li
loosely in a thm h:is.
irotisly iu plenty
iMiks milky white.
Kjuor settle fire
minutes or until clear water stands ou top,
then pour it oil M) as to be liil of floating
particles mid use the thick rciiialmler ins I
Htavcli. I
If v. heat flour irt used, either make of it a
still .lotiKh, from which w.-.,b out the 1 ' onor on he ' "i
hinct.MwBt.T.orcl-ewrtitritwUhlV.-i "HlFZ'? ,KSt y "f
very
a little water. mMiuj more r.xliially until
It is a thin, Miiooth batter ready tu be nuule
into boiled starch. Kxchaiigo.
Care or the Clothesline.
Clc.t'.icsliues bhouhl le carefully taken
down as rjou an the clothes are dry. Iu
doinn this do not lrn them ou the ground
or pull them over the dusty r-nlks or
porches, for they are liable to lie damp ami
will catch nny particle of dirt that, they
couie iu eonta.-t vi;h. This necessitates a
thorough cleaning ."hen they must In- used
SLjain or the risk of making spots on tlie
clothes. Tie the iiuu up iu uclue bale and
put it iu a bag hi p! expressly for the pur
pose.
Some people leave the lines out from
week To week, mid as a consequence have
to clean them aud take the chances of lwtv
inji streaks it ml soils on tho clean clothes,
or, worse tliMi this, rind them parted in
eotne weak spot and the wash spattered
nnd ilruih.u iu tjie mud. The f. u- uiin
utej' work necessary to t:-.ke down and put
away all lines Is time v. i ll spent.
finks I'.ir Ibe Table.
Pinks are alivnys Ji-util'ii! and nververy
cheap. They are li loo juri st a demand to
be ever I'iven away. Arranged by them
selves they show to Is st atlvant.-iH'' in a low
jar, so that the iiki :mw leaves can In? seen,
ilut pinks have an nlmost human quality
of drmandiuK that t heir surroutidiiii;s shall
be in ubsolnte hannony with themselves.
lr carnations there is n blood rel vase,
clear as crystal, which, with a handful of
the lovelv red (lowers, is a poem a thlnir
' KO l;"l,ilul that 3"ou do "ot know how to
! l3'"r',e u- .'' ,U'D por-laiu
. vavs for white pinks, and vurn-nated ones
' fur spotted pinks, which are sx spicily fra-
Kraut. Harmony U actually demanded or
the sweet licauty of your bunch of pinks
will refuse to reveal itself properly. llos
ton (ilulje.
To Destroy Ants.
A new cure nil for nuts of all kinds came
i f0.!"' k!,,,,1,'V ,u,e ot,"T va'
! h ule.1 with diliLilit. ns we have had both
the tiny red ant nnd the lare bhu:k ones
in the house. It Is also a remeily for cock
roaches nnd other pests that invade the
sanctum of the "chef." Place Kreen wal
nuts in the pantry, closets, cuplsianla or
any place where the "varmints" roam. I
tried it as soon its I heard of it, and the ants
left post ha-te. I also placed a handful of
the nuts under the red and white peonies,
and the ants do not thrive there either. The
cure was so quick and so effectual that I
concluded I could recommend it tu the
world at lartre. St. Ixmis Republic,
Pell, ale VWilto l ake.
A very delicate loaf of white cake that
many prefer to i".n;:el cake is made in tho
follow in way: Work a cupful of butter to
a cream ami add to it gradually cupfuls
of Ktiar. When liuht and creamy, add a
cupful of milk nnd '.' cupfuls of (lour that
has been sifted three times. Heat vi;;or-
i ously and add rrailnally the stillly beaten
whites of 11 cuvi and another cupful of
sifted flour. Add the cl'vs and the Hour to
the hatter alternately and mix Kentiy, but
thoroughly. Mix iu quickly a tea.poonful
of baking powder. 1'ut ilie cake in tins
anil bake t lirii -i;Uiiiters of an hour in a
moderate o' rii.
Aliee I'or a Yini, W.ininn.
Tiiis from .u aiitiioriiy, -Don't ask ijiics
t kuis. doi.'t mention names, listen occasion
ally, and j ou will lind yourself a Miciety
favorite." 'I'lit- !::-st "don't" ems to have
been ino.-l correctly placed. There is noth
ing whi.-h creates a plcusnnter impression
I'.ud which really lends to the most com
plete confidence I h:.n the tact which listens
sympathetically to nil a companion will !
say, but never probes ueeHr by an impul
sive interrogation. Due learns to trust such
an acquaintance and feels iu her company
a peculiar sense of security that i very sat
lsfyintr.
Holding the Hands While IrlvluC.
Whenever I see a woman drivinc with
her hands tnriicd in and directly iu front of
her, I want to ex Maim against the practice
and advise her to do otherwise. A Kood
horseman keeps his hands well out, where
they are ready for any emcrRency and the
horse can easily be brought up at a short
turu, which is quite impossible, or at be tu
clumsy and perilous maneuver when the
hands are held close to the body. Buffalo
Xewa.
Pennsylvania Collage,
UETTVSBlltG, PA.
FounJerl iu 1S."J2.
Large Faculty. Two fail courses
of study Classical r.t.d Scicnt;tic.
Special courses iu all K'nailnipr.tH
, 01jk rvatories, Labratoiies ami row
PTranasium. hix ltirge huildiu
Steam lifat. Libraries 22,000 vol
umes. Expeuses low. Department
of Hygiene and Physical culture in
charge of an t-xperieuced physician.
Accet-sihie by frequent railroad trains.
Location on the Battlefield of Ge.ttvs
burar. most pleasant aud hfiallhv
PR E PAR ATI) R Y DEPARTMKNT,
in separate buildings for bovs and
young men, prer aring fcr busicess
or college, under special care of the
Principal and three assistant, resid
ing with students in the building.
Fall Term opens Sept 7th, 1S93.
For Catalogue address
H. W. McKnioht. D. D . Llj n
I President.
or JKev. O. Q. Klinoeh, A. M., Princ.
uettysburg, Pa. JuIyiy, T3-6
LF.GJL.
! 1UBMCATI0X I.V DIVORCE,
i
; To J achb N . WrLLER lu!e ofJunU'i Cou n-
-- " -. . ty, 1'cm.
H'hrrtu, Ma y Ellen Weller, your wife,
has filter a libel in tbo Court of OjTimon
Pleas of Jnnin':i Count r, prsyiog a divorce
sgainst yon, now you are hereby notified
nd mturl ta pier in saM court na Ihe
First Monday ol September next, lS'JJ. to
answer tbe compl.iint of tail Mary Kllen
WelU r, and iu def mlt of sm:h appearance
you mil ls liable to Uava a divorce granted
in your absence. - --..
4t. SAMUEL LAPP, Sheriff.
IJL'BLIC SALE
OT VEST
I , , , . . .
VALUABLE RE AL ESTATE"
Tbe umlersipnrd assipnoe in trust for the
benefit of h credi-r of Henry S. Hart
I and David Hart, of F.yotfe Township, Jtini
I at county, wiil exposo to sale hv public
vendue or outcry, on tract No- 1, en
! Saturday, September 2nd, 1893,
at 2 o'clock. I. M., of said d iy, the follow
I ing real estate, to wit;
Tract No. 1. All tha certain tract of
! ,ana M,u"Te ,n ' township, Juniata
coimtT. rennsvivsn-a. a'Kiut one mile east
I ol Kelly's store, houndel on the north by
J lands of Joset h Smi'h. Jacob Bi v and John
Frown; on the e:u.t hv lands of John Brawn
f snrt Ren jsniin Hepner; on the south by lands
of Mrs. Ktrhara l,oneencre and on the
, west hy lands of John Hsrt and Joseph
I Smith, containing
KlCCHTT-riVE Achis.
more or !es. and bnvine thereon erected a
Two S'ory Stone Dwelling House, frame
bank barn and ont-buildinjrs.
Trsct No 2. A tract of woodland situate
in the sitae townhip, snd within a short
distance of tract No. I, bounded on the
north by Unds of Kirhara Lonirenacre; on
the east hv lands of neejimin Henner: on
j the sonth by lands of John Shell, William
1 S. Brown and o'hers. and on the west bv
lands r.f David II li.ies and John Hart, con
taining Twenty sure Acres, mire en less,
Tract No. 3. The undivided two-thirds
interest in a limestone iiarry. situate about
one. half mile north ol Brown's Mill, con
taining stir.ut one. half acre,
TKKMS OF SALE Ten percent, of the
.......... ,0.-.,; iiini.iiK'HTceni. on ino
first dav of April, IH.'4, when deed will be
delivered and nossesMon Riven, and thirty
live per cent, on the first day of September
1894, all payments to bcir interest Iroin the
day of sale nnd last payment to be s-cured
hy Judgment note.
ANDREW BASFIOHE.
Assignee.
Tsothin- On Earl 11 Will
LIKE
Sheridau's Condition Powder!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strong and Healthy ; Prevents ail Disease.
flood for Moulting Ifrtta.
It t abMiliitWT jmra. Illirhly i-oneentnts1. In .inn
;iiy rosiM l.-nrh .if a rnt h .lay. No titlf-r onp-fotinli ua
tronjr. StnallT a mwii. iii. "1 n.' I.iiv. ran wtl nt
$W; Hurt Ml to rvv.-nt Roue." Kit o -ustom.T.
If )uu can't eel It cinl to u.
H-fBi3nnn..wiii.- hu-81 A I 4 lt -iui SI.-JH. Six
.-mi. . oo. fnprv .;ii.l. Itttr K.titttitj (.'turfr. prir
Ci cpnm. fnf irith fl owrnlis. or luorv. haii.io co.y
of Tp rsr PorLTRT 1'APCK.nt fr. ...
;. a. JO 11. N Sun V CO.,!CudUm llooc St.. Boi.ton, Man
7
I'ota'.iri ;i:;il W.icat
piautcd with
V V . V W
phosphate.
N&'.ij is acknowicdcil by
rw?AV??i fill who have tried it.
! -SslV-t."' Haul tut nrtf I'lirrLL-t.
CCVv. YORK
s-.hlc t iei uu rtui Hi.
YORK, PA
M TMOnOUOII
COMMERCIAL
Ml
SHORTHAK2
PRACTICAL tCUCATtON
Vin.es
PRACnAW RCCULT9.
1
A TWtmjfc Pntly. Tt
v ..- w - JiriHr.jHKii. Mal tt
Williams & roclrs.
r.ocKcsTEa. n. r.
nifch imrnl Hir punitfhctl nml has lli InrviC
.irfiilMtion of nny j..ir- cm it, -,ni tn ihf wrlt.
hnUy lllu-trtUNi. it ciitM or Viod Kntrrn
intr. IMiMi-h.! w-hIt. pifnrt for nrN.rin,rn
cmt. rnc f ,ir. Vnnr rnorith' trUI, I
MINN 4i O 1'L lil.lsnrnv, a,i Broadway, N.V.
ARCHITEGTS & BUILDERQ
Edition of Scientific American. O
i rMf Ptioroji. Kaeh lMie contnln ooIorcHl
lltiokTnprn phlMtif rvuntrr nmt vur roHlen
ew or puhlic LnillinK!i. N iiin-itu ntftirii up
an.l full .ian afiJ rifl Mtu.n f..r Ihe nf of
piifh n iN.miijput hiiil tin: v. i'lici- f'i .! n ypr
2i .-IB. a copy. Ml'.N V A CO., i-llh.lts.
mmtm
y be wnr .
W )l o
4( y-ar' expTinte nod hnve ninde wr
l'U.UU applications for Artirnrnn anrl Kor-
inn pait'iii. tnl Tor Tlandbook. tJorrea.
pondunce tnctiy ronddrnrtnl.
TRADE MARKS.
In m your marli l not reststre1 tn the Put
em iifflrf, apply l Ml'NSf A Co., and procure
Imruedifite pri.atict.oa. riend for ilaiMlbouk.
COPYRIGHTS for books, cbartm. maps,
tcquukiy procured. AdUreiv
WIS.N Ac CO. Tacent Solicitor.
Glmril Omcm; 361 Bkoadwjiy, N. T.
aLewlstown Academy.
A college preparatory and finish
ing school for both sxh. Foreign
languages taught by natives. Music
department, vocal and instrumental
under a laureate of the Iloyal Con
servatory of Stuttgart Germany.
Terms moderate. Send forcutalugue
J. C. PL. .4,
Pnn. Lewutown, Mifflin Co. Jtcadmy.
October let. 1893.
I
HEWS
4 SV-
af Beat Couya byrup. TaUid GooO Use
Corn, ;r1
ylhe epasr ?nop oa mu,
IlllllMlll fJPU-
it the
ICit i Kent ActiFe'
k : - i
i If C A LTI1 will resun
tIP IVOT DSSEASE.
DOUBLE EXTRACT
ARSAFn ILL A (
ZAvev Troubles
Through tho, 5IteN,.
attd not tbroivzit the
ksiiiii. thus iraiajTaii
.all Impanncs. w
50 PER BOTTLE.
THE WOFHD OVER.
MFSar THE MNNEHS SARSPARIU CO.
BIW0MM ION. IM.T.
SMALL FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.
A nice little Farm in Sasfnehnna town
bip, near school, church, mills and store,
containing
FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, bavin? thereon
good two-atory
erected A
f.or; norsi: & rih ninx
rnir. Tho land in in a pooi nT rnHI-
low ficure. For rrnn ni furtbr dtr!p
tinn. call on, r aldroofl,
rATTERSO.V &. SIIF.VR.
MiHlinion. Pa.
r ku. f t. .
COOD HOMK IX VESTMENT.
fown fifl pitrrnn Watr fimninio. r
now oTrrt1 frr nnt at th Jnniatt ViHv
Rarb. Th nmnnnf of t i4nA 7.00.
Ton (in) bnrn nr t.OO Mrh. rte
of intprpwt n fiv (') Trron. rlir or tnxpo.
rvflblo in nmi nnnnjl oonron Tho Mir
tln roiiTon in Fohrnurr n4 An"nt. nnd
thp Pttpron pmion n Anrtlnd Op'ob.
The principal wrnhV tn wpnfv
ipr nod fP1rVnnhH in ton (K rer. tho
Ponionnipn bv bon in oportion Vinp
(9 ?nnrtth nnd br on inpmp thit qti!o
r-fTirrt o m fh intp"t rn to ronI
rnr nil nhfr rhirpp Tbo opV-hoMpm
of tp romr.inip ro T.nniq F Afe'no.
prpinVn: t Rmbi. vpo pMpnt: R. F.
P:irtPr "ProtlT; f V Trrrin. tpp-Mror;
Jrpm.Th T,f-. F M Ponnnll. VTiH K.
lloopp nni Wm. H. B-lc. nnd thp pnr
pop to kppp fp tbo Intprit of pfrop.
bnr r!-hoHpr nn prod i tor hofr.ro thpy Vo
mv roTjrr for tho-own ovpnipnt. Ft
Tpt tho O-iirnnl Ponrt TTnp htr wMph
bro :T (fi) por ppnt. inforpt Thora
npvrr Itppn so gnnri bond invlmt off,r
rd to investor lico pir and iccrnd in.
tprpjif.
MIFFLIN ACADEMY
WILL OPKN
SEPTEMBHB 5THt
UNDER
xNEW MANAGEMENT
AND
l'E li M A NEXT
REORGANIZATION.
o
TUITION :
ni.LTKini d wiis) u;.oo
W LITER " (VI H'KO $12 OO.
S1RL-G (I1H HS) JSI-2.00
fcaTThe necessary expenses of
Board and Furnished Kx.ms will
be small. As soon as I can organize
it, I shall furnish these thin-s at
cost. Send fur announcement.
J II I1S.UER,A. II..
(Cor mil University) Princ.
II 'flliuti.wn, rcnun.
ESR(E COLLEGE
busikess ii
1.11 . ... I. , ,1 a ,NCi.,i n-.i.e i htnr ... Tux.!,'
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NEWPORT AND SHERMAN'S VAL
ley Knilroa.l Company. Time tah'e
January 2, 18DH. '
STATIONS.
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F M A M
A II
8 30
8 27,
8 23
8 20
8 11
8 It;
8 08
8 02
7 45
7 40
7 34
7 26,
7 19
7 15
7 10:
7 03
6 64
6 50
T Newr- it
P M
4 0.1
3 67
3 53
3 50
3 41
3 4i
3 88
3 32
3 15
3 10
3 04
256
2 49
2 45
2 40
2 20
6 25 10 KV
28 10 as
6 82 10 07
6 36 10 10
6 20 10 ,
6 42 10 1?:
6 51 10 26
6 69 10 34
7 11 1046
7 14 10 4'J
7 22 II 0(1
7 32 U 07
7 7 11 12
7 43 U i8
7 47 11 22'
7 65 11 80
8 01 11 8i
8 03 U 401
' Buffalo Bridge
Juniata Furnace..
Wahneta
Svlvan
Wat-r Plnr
t BloomHeld Junct'u
Valley Road
T Elliot tsburg
T Green Park
T Loysville
Kort Robeson....
Center
I Cisoa's Run
Andersonbnre
T Blain. .
Monnt Pleasant ..
New Germant'n..
2 25
2 20
Note Si? niflea nn mernnt- . t . ,
f bone connection.
11. li KING, "resident ,.d Manager.
vj. MiiLaa, Ueneral Ar:ai.
NEW CARPETS
SCIIOTT'S STORES
SPRING
Of IO.OOO Vnnls of Carpets.
The Fairest prices ever mide for such goo Is, if you want
value for your money; If you want to enjoy fall purohniD?
power of your dollar spen-l it at
Schotts' Stores.
A nice Stripped Carpet, 15c.
A Heavy Stripe as good as Rag Carpet, 20c.
Ingram Carpets, ood Quality, 2-3 to 3oc.
Wool Ingrain Carpets, 40 to 50 cents.
Brussels Carpets, 53, 05, 75 cents.
Stair Carpet, 1C, 21, 25, 35c.
WINDOW SHADES.
A Nice Plain Ilastle Spring Roller 2oc.
A Iktter Quality Spring Roller, 35, 45, 50c
Latest Novelties in Wall Papers.
Latest Style 10c for Double Bolt; Heavier Qualities 12
and 15c per double bolt; fiu-J gilt papar for 15 ai I 20 1 h At
Extra Embossed Gilt for 25 and 30c a bolt.
Aii Eye for Bargains at
Scliott's Stores.
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' ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW,
MIKFL1NTOWN, PA.
ITT-'-olIecting and Convey.ncinK pr..n,,.t
y ait. nded to.
On Main Htrm.t, in PU of rl-
"f e o1 Lo"i'' K- Atkiimon, Kmi.. nouth of
uruige gtreet. Ocl h, Ih'iJ.
J J. PATtHMIS, JR., .B1R SdlMVU.
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I MlFKLlM'oU N, TA.
i n...tiAwF"tn, dr. D.uwu .fau.f ,rb
; )K- ! M. CRAW K)KI ,V SON,
j har fornu-.l partnership lor tho pructir
. of M.:dicine iI (heir coliatt.-r.il hran h-.
OII.ce t Mnd, ocrii-r ot Thir l and Or
unffe Mr.-Hf, S!-t!li.n..un. Pj. i,.,,r l.th
ol ttieiu illm !...,.( lt n.,r .,, ,
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Garfield Tea s
, HjUfc Sampi free. tfwnwiTuL.i..4ww i.4h.st . N Y.
Cures Constipation
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