SEirrim & witbuoan
M T FFLINTO WJI
-?Mnty, SEP. . ISOS.
TKSMS.
r.b-crirtifTi. 1.50 par annum if paid
lartv-',": not DM In advance.
Transient advertiHementji Inserfd at 60
pen' per ino-.h for each Insertion.
Transient hnsineaa- notices In local eol
noiTi, 10 rents pr line for each Insertion.
DeA actions will be made to those desiring
o advertise by the year, half or quarter
finrarora Valley Itnllroad.
Triir on tlio Tiisenrora Valley
fiailrn.l will run ns follows:
Lrfiv East. Wnterfonl at 7:3(1 A.
M. ,.n 1 - "t . arrivm? at Port Roy
si nt S !" "-nl 3.15 r. M.
Lpv Port Hoval at 10:30 a. m.,
an.l ." 11 i m . arriving at Eaxt Wa
terfcr.1 at 11 i" a. m ami 0.30 p. m.
J. (. MooRKHEAn.
Superintendent .
short r.ncjjLs.
Tl
is Fair wpok nt Port Ttc.val.
A in
oporidl on
7"
town
Mni.liv.
.T-: l .'c RirnH is in attendance
Siii:n -1 li"zor ptnt. Sunday in
IT .:'' islmiv
T.) TV, in" of ITa'risl'irsf is visit-
in ;r
W-
is i'U
V
T:?i:r
m:
sisU-r
visit:.
i Snonslor, , of BloomfieM
n linij rvwrt.
r) Si-lioil is liomo frcra Osceola
Lr liis Tinrfnts.
s Tilol Allison is visitiT
in .thcn, Ga.
-s n.rfv Hulilo of Tjvistown
in P ttorson.
'"inn I? ls'tnr of Kits is is visit
'ntivos near town.
her
is
L'wistown
was
i-L".r, Tjinlii(h of Tjwistown
1 in town this wopk.
lr.r r
l'r-1 Wvrton of
p"-it S it nr.l iy in town.
Pi- f. J. J. Ealer of Sandsodilv,
Tii . :-- in tnwn on a visit.
- .T io. pli MefVtnTfv and wifo are on a
v:s;t to tlio World's Pair.
IT "-T V Wanipr of Altoona
l'.ii'i'- on ;i visit last werk.
G
Mrs V.rt TWv and two children
nrr vsitin in Tjpwistown.
A vnn''' lit'ld in James Gron-ir,;'.-r's
w-ocls la-st Friday.
S-iuiii"l Uifhrock of FiHsburs
viilinr his jwiroTits in town.
I"K .T urn llitlirvk of Di'.uth
v.' his parents in fown.
'nil Kporwlr. Jr. F-sri..
i tli-Til is nHf-ndinir rourt.
"i ,-srs. linv.l l'mkcr mm V. ill
Ki'i-i an visitirtar in Ilarrisbtirjr.
.T,.'in Kevn ilds of AUona has bet-ii
visiting his pirents in tliis town.
Miss Cnrrio TVrr lis relurncd
hoiiH- frm a visit, to Philadelphia.
Wm. Lurk and wife pa;d a visit to
the f Iranpor'" pifri'e last Thursday.
M ss Ada 11 '.ftl.-r of York, is
the truest of Mrs. llvrry MoClellan.
Mis. Tl onpn Slr"fr and Miss Nil
lie Musst-r r nl Fridnv in Port Kov
ul. .1iss Ka''. Sidt-s of T,"wistown is
visit ir her friend Miss Ik-He St-hwey
tr.
vis
13
IS
of
Vj
Claude Crozier of Pt t ,
visitine-in Pft "J
Read the Sheris fish proclama
tiou m another column. rociama
Miss Belle Derr and brother Wal
lace vwted Harrwbarjj h,t week
Thursday of this week is Pennsyl
vania Day at the Worlds FaL at Chi-
Abraui Moist will attend the sol.
Indianea.nCamiment at
Mrs. Miles of Carlisle
ner sou Wm. Miles
this town.
and
is visiting
family in
eV, ',L- Drilmm and the Presid
;der held moetin-on Saturday at
i ine Orove.
Mr. Joseph R ithrock attended the
uranper s picnic last week at Wil
hams Grove.
Cholera, famino and starvation are
taking the lives of many people and
cattle in China.
Mrs. Sarah Pk. Bartlev vi8:fed her
daughter Mrs. Kauffman in Harris
burg last week.
Martin Crowe died in the Jersey
City hospital of cholera last Wednes
"iy Angast 3rd.
Rev. Joseph Kellv and wife of
Blair connty visited T. V. Irwin and
family last wek.
Sheriff Walls, Dr. Q.ii and Geo.
Conn all of Tnscarora Valley were in
town on Fridav morning
Sol. Z. Hartzler of Mifflin countv
killed a rattle-snake that had only
one raUle on its tail but the snake
wa? as large as any snake with fif
teen rattles on its tail that has been
tilled in that neighborhood which
leads some one to say the number of
rattles on a snake's tail has nothing
to do with its age.
Charles J. Guetling pushed a
wheel barrow with a keg of beer in
it, as an advertisement from Potts
ville, Pa., to Chicago Worl.l'a P.ir
800
mi!es in 28 . days.
ground
r i
us 1P I'ottsville on the 8'h of
of July. His wheel -barrow and con
tents weighed 150-pounds. lie ex
dended 40 for food and lodging.
Bloomfield Advocate, August 30.
This (Tuesday) morning as James
White of Carroll township, was ford
ing Sherman's creek at the new iron
bri lg3 at Cunningham's fording, the
flood in the cree'e nncoupled his wag
on and the rear carriage and wagon
bed were carried off. The horses
came noar drowning. Last
Saturday evening as I. G. Brnntr
and wife of Center township, were
coming to town with marketing, the
king bolt of the spring in which thoy
wre riding broke, throwing both oc
cupants out and badly bruising them.
Several d(?.ens of eggs were broken
and some butter spoiled. Wm.
Hertzler of the firm of Groninger
fc Hertzler. tobacco and cigar manu
facturers of Port Rival, Juniata Co.,
was at. lekesbnrg, Wednesday and
visited the fnmilv of Dr. Groninger
i 1 1 : . ..1 a ci iV T" :
r- T-' T- i I1'1 1 11 -S I' rVHTlU HK'H WHS
i T uo"'srm accmpmieJf busy all last, week tearing out fish
bv Miss Maude Burchfield visit.! : n.- t..-:.l.
Kimms vjrove picnic last week.
I
Joseph Book residing near this
town went? to Mifflin county on Sat
urday to attend Brethren meeting
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Manbeck and
son Maxwell and Miss Cora Gilford
of Altoona spent Tuesday in narris
burg. The south gets 32 of the 53 Con
gressional Committee Chairman in
the National Government at Wash
ington. Mr. Simuel Keller and wife of Cv
colamus visited their son Jeremiah
Kellar, Esq.. and wife several days
last week.
Mrs. Captain McCIellw accompan
ied by Miss Lizzie Burchfield visited
Irwin Dimm's f-mcy store in Lewis -town
last week.
SiigrgeMtiona Contained In the
Popular Summer Culde
Hook orthe I'eiinnyl
vanla Railroad.
The letters uneallf d for in th Pat
terson post office at the close of last
week were for John O. Connor, Hen
ry Lunn, T. E. E lwards, Jos. Dovle,
Samuel Shankrr, F. J. B irthell, Win
fie'd Casner, Savena Antonio, Boiiac
ci Francesco for Serfino Antonio
Roccoforte. Wheu asking for these
letters say they are advertised.
For Temperance.
The Pennsylvania Woman's Christ
ian Temperance Alliance, (non partis
an and non-sectarian.) sends cordial
greeting and earnest prayer that the
following recommendation of the
General Assembly of the Presbvter
inn Church shall likewise be adopted
by all churches of whatever denomi
nation, in Pennsylvania.
Retorted. That the third Sabbath
of September: or, if more convenient,
some proximate Sabbath, be recom
mended to our churches and neople
as a day to be observed ns a day of
prnyer for the success of the cause of
temperance, and that our churches,
ministers and Sabbath rchools be re
quested to observe this day by such
services as shall be best fitted to
rouse an interest, in the subject and
secure sonnd Biblical instruction
thereon Mrs. H. C. Campbeli.,
Pres't, Pf nn'a W. C. T. Alliance.
Mrs. F.li.en AT. Watson,
C. Secy, Penn'a W. C. T. Al'iane".
To the Public
I hav Just received fresh candies,
sugar, coffee, syrup, N. O raolassus,
soip, indioro. spices, tea, starch, chnc
alate. Knight's vanilli, baking pow
der, starch, hakinsr sodn. matches,
salt, lemons, bananas, crackers, enkes,
flour, feed, tobacco, cigars, water
melons, cantaloupes, coal oil, station
ary, and everything usually kept in a
grocery store. Joseph Ahams.
Timothy aol
Flex ihM ....
r.ran
Chop......
Middlings
Ground Alnm S-jlt.
Amric3 Salt ...
$2 "O
1 60
90
11.20 a hnndrvdns ,
1 10'
1 in !
Site to 75 7 I
Prnr.APFi.r in a Markets, Septemlier
2i.d, 1893. Wheat C9c; corn 48c:
oats 34 to 30c; tallow 4c: butchers',
lard 8c; hums 12 to 13c; sugars nt 3$ :
to 5ic; butter 25 to 27c; eggs 15 to ;
lCc; live chickens 11 to 12c; Peaehc. ;
$ bushel basket 25c, C,0c. and $1; i
pears S2 to 2.50 a barrel; plums, 10
pound baskets, 35 to 40c; white pota
toes, jj bushel basket 50 to 55c and
SO to 85c a bushel; sweet potatoes 00
to 70c a basket, seconds per basket
40 to 45c; baled hay $13 to $19 a tori '
will be niide.
U All work pmnntepd to give perfect
tif i-tinn Term, strictly ch.
II. P. DERR,
Practical DentUt-
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUrvlPHREYS'
Ir llumphrv'pn,lflf'W!.1fitUVllraiid
can-fully r-fart-'t KrtiH-lit. usil ft.r tNirB In
private prartiiv anl ftir over llurty ft-ars li.v lh
iwnptp with entlr siic-eiw. Ever-plnyl butn-iUo
a ftpei-ial curt for tlie tlLuie xuimel.
TJiryi ure witi.out ilnit-'fnrr, pufKluorreilarlnff
rliest iein.nill arw iiM:u-i i.uU lito llie FMivereiffn
HeiMrdiea of I lie World.
Complimented by the press and in
dorsed by tourists and practical trav
ellers the Summer Excursion book of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
of this year's issue has become, in
consequence of these reoommenda-
i : i :i . i ii. a
noiTM ii' 1 1 1 in own i t-;u won n, u iiiol t -i i t i i- , , t a
, . . , -i i.- rni vited into the testimonials published
highly - prized compilation. The . , , , T, t, 1 ...
" J t -ci i i i 1,1 behalf of Hoods Sarsnnarilla.
many ami diversified routes inc-lU't-! , ,- - , . .,- , . ,
. . . ... . i hpecial attention is called to the high
Invest lation Invited-
Of course if :. proper to enquire
about what, any man says. Is it true?
The most ricid investigation is in-
the great summer belt of Eastern
United States, offer those contemplat
ing an early fall trip and opportuni
ty of choosing new and interesting
means of renehing their destinations.
A list of hotels is appended tt each ro
sort, which it is sulf evident adds
Tl. t T , . , .
iu junerai ot .Jonn iu)linson, j nmtpriallv to the value,
barber, took place from his late home j The month of September being
in Patterson at 3 P. M., hir-t Thurs- j probably the finest morth in the year
day. Angnst 31. io wllil.h to travt.l( nnd increased de-
The country wou'd like the Senate man.l for this graphic production
and Congress to vote one way or an- j l'as become noticeable, and that all
other on the silver and gold ques- i wT avail themselves of the inani
tion, and go home. i f,)1( advantages to be derived from
. . i ,. ,. ; an inspection of its plain and cou-
iiie pension reuucriou conunues. ... .i,,,,,,,. ft,i nm,,rrt le-
charaeter of the persons whose tes
tiiaoniuls are mililislied by the pro
prietors of this medicine, as evidenc
ed by their occupations or endorse
ments. In fuc1 no nutter where tes
timonials in behalf of Hood's Sirsn
parilla mav be from, it is reliable
nt:d as worthy of confidence as if it
came from your most trusted ne'gh-
Harry X. Morris
Sour Stomach
"I was ftttarkod with dyspepsia and sour
Btomaoh. I took Hood's SarsaiKirilla and it
helped mo from tlio start, and has overcome my j
lit or xoMBicBa. ware
1 -FfTrTu, Congtltiis, InflfimmntrOTii. .5
2 V 4riti Winii Fever, Worm 'lir... .'J.'J
3 Trflhiitc: -t rrln, Wj,ref iiIih x .-2.1
4 hinrrhfa. of Ch.ltlivti or Atlnlu
ft Jyenlrry..irlHin, 1UUiu C-ulic.... .'25
C ( holera .lorbiiM Vomiting
7 uvhtt, ( oids. J iooohltK .J.J
S Nfurtiltfin, To t barbe. h ancarhe. ... .
9 Headaches, siHc Hea!arh. Vertlpn.
1 1I lvprpwiii !MllntisnprSft. onRf i(nt ton
I l-"M.iirrnMH or Tninful I'criodM. .'5
li bilf., t'ti 'nfii. '.r1-K J.'J
1 ri frrtui. I.nrytiffii im, Hwrsnrsrf -25
1 I Sill Uhfiim. r rj'cla., Kruj-tU n. .5
1 ."i I? huntnntlm, or hl.'iiiturfc r"aiu.H.. .-"i
.Ilnr:. rhilK F'v.t ami Aiuc
19 PllM.UUnd orIileHilTur 45
1 H-Ophrhnlmy. .N.r.'r V enk T.y. -"
iinrrli, Ii.ilii.-nr.-,, ( i lit tit ti.e iit-od ,-2."i
tiO .V.rri'nr uttb
i I .U!ritut. Up; vs 1 PnoThlnfr -'5
Y'.mr Imr !'i-.;iirl L'earing J.t
!i3-rni':h. Pti'ar.. I taints. S-wWlin .'J.t
I -:wral llt-lj.lHv, . i. xiral V:tfcm-fs .."5
Jt-iriHHy. aii l . rtnl iMn! si
"Hi -'rn.MrBt'M. ; w-tiK-aS fnm KfUtus ' "i
? - ?S :. Jnev li-nt .. .
H ,.. .lion I;, r "uK. "J-'J
3il'r.nirv Wvn knt'-rt. Wetting BeU. . .'i-'i
H 1 - I n? t-l "crioiU 'i.
3 I -li:ililli. r-n, t l.-i-T-r.fiMl srr Thngit.. 'J.'i
3.1 i'liruiiic MiKriiou A KMiptlt'U.
EXTRA NUMBERS:
24 Xervon -4 l'hllfy, str.iir 1 WVafe-
iit -vt, r In v l'iiit.uy 1 t -!w:rv:r- 100
.13-I)iM'i-f!tri tht- Utrnri. r.i Itail.tn I.UO
:tJ--llilV;v twir.rir!. M. iiai.rv ..f.OO
S. ild l. Iri .T-'ii't. ;it pit-i .td nrj rv-ti t of t n-,
!. HctirnEi t' M vni'l Ht i-Ku ri'X
HI KPIH:H H.II1.,1 1 1 A 1 1t VMIti St.. w York.
SPECIFICS.
H00d'S Cures ! witoh hazel oil
trouble." Habrt L.
Btreet, Newark, N. J.
Morris, 100 Mulberry t
B sure to pet Hood '3
Hood '9 Pills cure indigestion ami liver
troubles, jaundice Bad sick tacadacbs. L'Gc i
bor.
t Sep.10-1803.
''Is Cleveland sick or well?" is
question.
the
flave vou tried So-.itli Aniericnn
Nervine the gem of tlio century
J-J P. I'ERK,
PR ICTICAI Ir.?iTIST,
(Grarliint." of the riiilndelpliia Denta! Col-!,K,!-)
formerly of Milllirliurc, I'a., h:i. lo
catid pi-rmani'r.tK in Miaiintown, as floe
censor to th- late Dr. i. L. rterr, an-1 will
continue l!i. ri-nil hirsini-KS (oKtHbht-li-(i
hy the bil -r in ISiii.) it til" n-H known nf
fico on liritlKi- mri-i t j puHUe Court IIouo.
rry-TEKTH KXTKACTKD, AUSOLKTE-
IjY WITHO'JT tain.
jo CfJorof'trm, Ether, or Gfis ushJ
Ko por (iiims or Iiiseomfort to patient,
eilbi-r ourntp rxtrsclioii or a tiTwanlit.
All llit-n" are (uarantetd -r rc charge
'THE PILE OINTMENT."
Pnr Pli FxUmiil or Intomnl. Iillnl orlllrvHlnff;
i Utula In Alio: lu tuui;r iiltHllii' til llif rlctuau
'Ilii- rv-U-f 1 iliiiNcillutt tlM- i urK o. ri;.l;i.
PRICE, 50 OTS. TRUL ST7E. 25 CTS.
F U by Drncicti-tm, or ..nt ..l-v.i4 ca r. il .rlc
ni'rnmnis-to., ma us niinaB si., nkw tobk
HUMPHREYS'
X& VETERIHARY SPECIFICS
izr iiorsss, catue, Siecp,
AND POULTHT.
500 Pape Bok on Treatment of Animals
rntrs Fvrrs'onK rot Ioiim, n flam wal ion
A. A. J Tluul .MruinuiiiM, MM. Iivrr.
tE.B.trniiiH. I.n mom . it beoiuntiam
Iiri-iiipi-r, NaMil lio(4iiLriea
.l.-l(uitor 4rubs Worm.
K.K.-4'mi'li llt'uvpii, ruftumnniiu
olic or (ript. ltilluebe
.11 trarriaitf t llfinarrhntt'ii,
Jl.ll. I rtnury nnd Kitlny li.eaars
J. I.Ki nin ir Dioenscn, .latiffe.
JK.li-4Hfer ol" Jiicetiuuv Psralrtfu
SlucleBnUle (OvcrSOdotHK - - .00
Stable f'ntift with Pjwiftrs Mnnaili,
w.Tiiiar ure Oil an ! UdicaUir,
Jar Veterinary Care Oil l.OO
fUM ty Bron(it or prwald urwhnwud la may
(fUpUly rett ipl ol prtrv.
UtHrHKrlS-Jkt.4U., i!t a HSWIlUai SUt New Terfc.
"Great Sacrifice-
-AT-
MEYERS
Th8 Remainder of Our Sum
mer Stock, will be sold at Cost
from this date until the En
tire Stock is Sold. Njw is
your chance to tiny Clothing
at Cost.
Ferd Meyers,
the wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridgo St., Mifflintown, Penna.
and within the pnst week a numlier
of Juniiita citizens have been depriv
ed of their pensions.
The ITollid!vsbnrr Tle;;istpr says:
AV. I. Woodcock, Esq., on Saturday
landed two ba.-s. l.'l and 14 iuehes, at . receipt of 20 cents in stamps. A nom-1
iDal sum merely, with eost i-l poatape
added. Copws may a'so In? obtain
ed from Tick-'t .Vg'-nts of th-i coai-pnny.
The great, enre f.-r Indisrestion, Dys
i rersia and Nervousness. 'Wnrrant-
the !f.,l tlio most 11-011. Wfnl St oinnoli nnd
n-v. TI. C. Tlollowny and wifehavo
T"ii west and will visit the World's
Fair.
Mr. f'nmnel "Uevi-rs spent 'several
davs in Linen tHr last week on busi
ness. M:.:s T'nnnii' tYMor 1 of Hariisliurr,
is vitjifiii"; lier cousin Miss Emma
TJobisnn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tol'.n Spooneybarcrer
nnd ehild of Psdlerson arc visitirp; in
Ilutiiinpdon.
THrs. S. 15 r.raffon . f Ilarrisburg
is visit in": Ihe fiinii'y of IT. C. Mc
Clellan at lst Point.
Curl Esnensehade bus been drawn
as a juror to attend United States
Court at Willian;spoi t.
?Jr. TA'il! Tiariks and sist-r Annie,
of Indiana. IV, are visiting Wm.
Bunks" family in town.
It is reported that telephone eom
inmiioation is tr.kinar the place of tel
cgmpb eominunieation.
Tilrs. Annie Kurtz and s.m TCobert
of A'lentown aro visit inc Captain
Ilinkle's family m Third St.
riss Cnn ie Cairq.lx U of Altoona,
was the euest of her sister Mm.
Clove in Patterson last week.
This Wednesday at noon Mr. Lew
is Sando of this place and Mies Liura
Witrbt of Washin-ton. D. C . will be.
morried in St Mark's Episcopal
church, Washington.
Tr, formation has been lodffed
Olliee tl't
tain iiarties Htola six burs off timbers
in the bridge across Licking creek at
Ard'8 Mill in Mil ford township.
1
Democratic Congressmen utuier
the inspiration of President Cleve
land are lioginmng to show an incli
nation to start a tariff revision move
ment, and a change, of the banking
system.
Samnel Whistler was in town on
Saturday, and said: "There is a ro.s
take about, who gigged the six nnd a
l' a ioaa in the river the otn
nail !'" " , whistler
one llirov.-, in the Juniata.
The 2nth of August is the day that
Juniffa and Snyder county people,
l'miiir in nnd around Eikharf, State
of Indiana take for pion icing.
Tlie ouly lt-tlt-r remaining uncill
ed for in the MilHIutown iost office
for the week ending Septciubdr 2nd.
18H3, is for Miss Nellie Newman.
Mrs. L'-ash of Kansas shvs, ' tho
men ail the time want to tfacli ns
how to die. If they would only
teach, us how to livo properly wo
cold die witfjout any trouble.
i'Tlie formal opening of tho Kisho- I
quillas Valley railroad in Miillin Co., I
took nl.-iue 011 last Wtdnesdav, Aug-j
list IH. The railroad was built chief- i
Iv by the farmers of the valiey. ;
Mr. Arnold Varnes and wife of;
tSih-in cek-bratod the 13th aiini-
versarv or tneir marriage on ine oi-i
scriptions of a thousand places with
ni a radius of a thons.ind miles,
1 ennsylvatna Kailroa.l Coaipniv s , Nerve Cure ever known. Trial bot-
Pa:;st-nger Dq.artment will mail the lr, ,,(.,1t!,. l,v L. Banks & !
book mentioned to any ad be-s upon ,c.,i Drno-o-ists Mifllintown. Vn
Nov. It. 1;
"riws ami iiTrainv use nn A
good many horses ev ry year for food.'
l-.ngiish hpavin ivvMinoril removes
nil TTar.T. So't or C-i'lonsed Lumps
and Plemishes from horses. P.lood
Spavin. Curbs, Splints, Sweenv, King-
bone, StiiU'R. Sprains and Swollen
Sliot u Hear.
Last Friday morning James A.
Binksofthis place, went to Black
Loo- mountain north-west of thi3
sh
not
town about miles
rels. He shot two grey souirrels, and !
hquu- Ti , fWdi. A-e Savo Soil l.v
1 nse of one oottle. . n rranteil tus
of August. Their childrrn anil grami
children, :'.; all told, were present.
The Bepiblican Stale Platform
snifl tho air. Jamt-s quickly levelled
his gun and nrod, aiming just be- 1
hind tho front shoulder. Bruin i
dropped li nt ipiickly sprang to its'
feet and stalled off. James deliver
ed the second barrel of No. (! shot as j
it hurried away nnd t!;en gave chase.
He could net run fast ou account of j
his effort to load the gun ns l.o ran. I
MUietly toward a
bo.ir scrambled
l .-io.-v 1
nooui ou yams . t-. r;fii;n
uud began to I " '
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks fc Co.,
Oct 1. lv.
Waynefown,
life to the
Nervine. I
was making his way
third when a black
up on a pile of ro'.-ki
j distant and stopped
Harriet V.. Hall of
Ind., says: "I owe my
great South American
hail been in bed for five months from
the effects of nn exhausted Stomach.
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a gem rid shattered condition of mv
whoh' svstem. Had given tip a!l
H.ivin.r relos.led rrmi.inn- !,, (o.,ne,l I Hopes 01 getting well. Jla.l trieit
c, 11-,,
to listen, and heard a breaking of
twigs in tho bush'is. Ho hastened
proposes to increase the issue of mon-; there r.ml found ttm l)o;ir 1U a sit tirg
ev to nvrrngo $-10 for every person in 1 posture It wne luit a secern! or
the Uiiitt 1 State s. Th avtriige now i two till he had a load of shot deliver
is said to bo $25 a head or person. j ed into tho left, side of fcruiu's head.
.... .- I lie Pear ieli ileaii aiut lie pulled t lie ,
When hornets bu-.ld near tlie tro.,,,v t,f tlj0 t-itftw .lown the moun-
grotin.l 11 m sam inn bii.iws u. not . . :, Jr, tho ...1.11o r.t Mc Ui.
' 1 1
cycle ami wheeled it to town, and
created a great sensation, in which
the boys and dogs made a great !
noise. Tim town dogs had no in-i
i-tii:ct for catching bear, but were j
frightened at the dead nuima', and
some of them sat dowa several rods j
away and howled most dismally, j
Butcher Siraver took tin hideoffthei
animal. The meat was not fat, but,
looked liice and weighed 05 pounds.
Two of the three shots would have
in a short tim caused the desth of
the bear. The first shot sent sever
al of No. C squirrel shot into the
heart, and the third shot penetrated
Not within the period of
fliree doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much that I was able
to wa'k about and a few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it is the
best medicine in Ihe world. I can
not recommend it to highly." Sold
bv L. Banks .t Co , Druggist, Mif.
be deep tho c ming winter. Horn-I
et nests are numerous this year, and
11-0 neither high or low in location. j
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Cirav-e Evangelical church of Mexico,
will hold a festival at that plaoe on
Sat. evening, September 10. Music 1
will be furnished by the Mexico band.
Sam Jones thanks (Jod that he
never belonged to the Republican 1
'an'. and the Republicans thank,
God that thev have no such dirty,
slum using language preachers among ,
them.
More than six hundred people
who lived along the Georgia nnd Car-! tjl0 ,nia.
flintown. Pa.
Feb. f 93. lv.
in
cer-
rorrlir. XL " . 1 ' "
who giggp,l ue s'-
Ti,;io out. for n walk for his health
j...,i.,t. nftornoon. Wm. Ricben-
1.00I. of Mexico, was struck on
the
1 1 1,,. ctone that was thrown by
' 1. cin,1i'iiT on the hill back of
U llo oio."""- ,
nr;, At. first it was thought
' ;Qiv lim-t. bnt he was able
Wild blin,u..; -
to go abont on Monday morning.
Mrs Knox of New Jersey lectured
in the ir-terest of Foreign Missionary
1. : v.o I'resovterian cuun-u m
v,;o nlace on Satnrday afternoon anc1
evening and on Sunday evening, and
Tronoped that the Vifflintown Pres.
oon ro-eo-at ion rair-e six
Vifprian congre
dred dollars a year to
woman missionary in
Missionary Field.
snpport one
the Foreign
olina const lost their lives by drown
ing and by the falling of houses in
tho late great storm. It was a side-
sweep of the same storm that leveled
the corn in "this valley 8 days ago.
The low price of cottou has alarm
ed farmers of South Carolina They
are worse off than the grain farmers
for the grain farmers have enough to
live on, but the cotton farmer can
not eat his products, luey are pe
titioning tho governor to call the
Legislature to pass laws to stay the
collection of debts that fidl due ou or
before the 15th of next November.
The Lewistown Democrat and Sen-
tiuel says: A peach grower, whose
trees were attacked by the "yellows,"
and who had lost quite a number by
the disease states that he eured the
trees by the use of tcraps of iron
placed in the soil around them, his
theory being that tho trees were de
ficent in iron. After practicing the
iron treatment he states that
the trees grew vigorously and bore
fruit for years.
The first number of the Spangler
Sentinel lies ou our table bright and
newsy with the name of C. A. Panna
baker as manager and Milton Spenc
er as editor and solicitor. Spangler
is a new coal mining town that has
arisen Alladin lamp like in northern
Cambria county under the mining
enterprise of a Bellefonto syndicate,
and promises to become a great town.
hun-TTlio. Sentinel is Republican in poli
tics and will be a friend 01 Ueuerai
Hastings for Governor. We
the enterprise success in every way.
many years lias a man Irom this
town shot a bear and James A. Banks
in all probability will wear tho belt
many years to come.
m e-
Ile-u nlou-
The lGth Pennsylvania Cavalry
will hold a re-union in Huntingdon,
ou Thursday, October 12th, 181)3.
The I'all
Bloomfield Demorrnt: A few
weeks n"-o a steer belonging to
Messrs Hitner nnd McPherson brnke
away from the heard and took to the
woods, where he became very wild.
All efforts to capture tlie animal fail
ed and on Wednesday Prof. Aumiller
nnd Wm M. Clark bv request took
their rifles and started to hunt the
steer. Tho did not find him nntil
after dark when he was shot by Mr.
Clark and butchered
y MARRIED:
Cameron Keisir. On the even
ing of the 20th nit., at the home of
the bride's parents, by Rev. E. E.
Berry, S. W. Cameron of Thompson
town, Pa , to Miss Bertha Keiser of
Delaware township, this county.
HOLLOBAUGH & SON
HAVE THK LARGEST CLOTHING STOKE.
THE LAKGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING.
And aro the largest dealers in Clo'hsng in Juniata County. If you doubt
it, examine cur dock and compare it wn'i others and render your verdict.
TLcy hav-' all tliir Fall and Winter (I 1 ,ds in stock. Others are liam
niering away oti Sumuirr Uoed W hen Sci-teiube r is here liDen dusters are
not in style. Tli ir tock this season comr,ri.-i's all the lap st in fancy worst,
rd., faucv cl.ev:ots, ! lack cheviots, cai-sinn-ros, to. In ail the (iifTrent
nakes, round ami 'q-iiare sacki, stogto or o' -nle -breasted cutaways, ko Their
rices ranre for iie u's suits Iron' (2) tw 1 1.1 (2iJ) twenty dollars and in chil-
drens' suits from to seven dollars. Purely all e'asies can te suited in this
cale.
They have undoubtedly tho granlea-t line of !r.'ss overcoats ever s,-cn in
this market.
The Finest llrown Coats lined with S:in, in 15Uek, Blue and Rrown.
The mcst upcib Line of Kerseys auJ Milton in darK and light shades.
The genuine Chinchilla in l',ue and Rlack ! n; d with 'in also in the list,
irtatiau Cloth in prices ranging from 7 to 20 dnl!ar.
Till I II Iil.MJ or
HEAVY STORM COATS
I COMPUTES Irish Trii-ze, Genuine Shetland, Cassimere. Chinchilla and
I Saticette at prieeii that will surprise you ?';r cheapness.
I A Full Line of Childrcns' Overcoats v-ry low.
I The-r line of ratsjs alrays the latest cut. We have the Hat Trade
all the voung men know it, vhi! they lrmcrly went to llarrisburg they
: buy of u..
1q neckwear and eupeDders they have tje latest and best to be had.
Thoir line of Fine Shirts, Ootton Cuff, Hosiery nnd underwear
nothing to be desired.
Large men wiil fiud a Complete Lire of extra sizpd suits, p.mlaloons, un
derwear, collars, hats nd overalls that are Dot kopt by others.
They arc the Agents of ihe Celebrated t'ouglas Sljoo and have all styles
aud sizes.
They arc also the agents of the world wide Srveet Orr Overall and can fit
the smallest boy or the largest mum
They have a full line of gold and silv-r watches, gold chains, gold rings,
collar and cuff buttons, Trunks, Hand l?ig, S iteheln, Valises. Telescopes, Um
brellav &o.
Thanking the public for their liberal patrmsgj in the past, and assuring
you that we will endeavor to merit a continuation of it in the fututo wc are
yours to serve. HOLbH ATti II & SON, the Clothier, Main St., Patterson, Pa.
if
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive ile ot Clothing that, goes on daily
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
and
now
leave
TO THE
Who have money
It will l e
ADVANTAGE 0E ALL BUYERS
to invest to examine the Stock ot Goods for
The fall season with its cold winds
and damp days brings coughs and
colds, which can be cured by taking
a few pellets of Humphreys Specific
No. 7. For sale by all Druggists
from Canada to Cape Horn.
A Man under tlie Iled-
The Newport News says: The oth
er evening when Caroline Duncan
was about to retire she heard some
one breathing in her room, and up
on investigating discovered a tramp
under her lied asleep. She called in
a couple of men off the street, who
hauled the fellow out and sent him
out quicker than he came in.
Sudden Deatli-
VI ED:
Getz. In Walker towdship, on the
28th ult., infant child of Perry D.
Getz, aged aliout 3 months.
Kaeoel. On the 27th ult., in
Thcnipsontown, Victor, infant son of
John Kaegel, aged about 3 months.
Robixsox. On the 20tb nit., at his
home in Patterson, John Robinson,
aged G3 years.
Watts. Aug. 29 in Monroe Twp.,
Edward Roy, son of Samuel and Mrs
Watts, aged 8 months and 25 days.
r"S'nuwsFit. Aug. 31. near Oriental,
Fannie widow of David Strawser, ag
ed 73 years, 11, months and 25 days.
Bastmss. On the 25th ult., of
brain fever, Mildred Marian, daugu
ter of It. X. liastress, aged J years,
7 months and 13 days.
Robert Swartz of Sikeville, Jeffer
son county, Pa., died at the home of
his son-in-law Andrew Tschupp, in
Susquehanna township, last Sunday
forenoon about 11 o'clock after a
brief illness of three hours of Asthma,
He bad been visiting friends and rel
atives in Jnniata and Snyder conn-
wish 1 ties, and was aged 60 years. Inter-
I ment at Lamer s church to- da v.
MIKrUNTOWN MAKKHTS.
MirrLiNTOwM, Sap. 6. 1893.
S. S. RUBLE,
EMBALME R
AND
Funeral Director.
I will guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
I am qualified to prepare corpses for any length of time. ilyunder
taking room is three doors north of the National Hotel on Main St.
Safe Horses furnished in time of funeral.
Cases requiring attention at night will be promptly attended to by
calling on me at my Furniture Room.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
S. S. RUBLE.
Hutter 16
Epfrs 15
Ham 18
Shoulder, 14
&T( (
hides,
MirrLINTOWK GRAIN MAfchKT
Wheat 55
' vorn in ear... 55
Oils, 27 to 30
Kt 60
LOST MANHOOD I
(Pivetii French
Kcrve Remedy,
sold with a Wrttlea
Gmrante to cure
all Nervous disc a
es. such as Weak
is Memory, L 01
Brain Power, Ner
vousness, H ead-
BEFORI AND AFTER USE. ache, aKet-
nes-Lost Manhood, Lassitude, all drains and Ioi
of pw In either sex, caused by over-eertion 01
youthful indiscretion, which ultimately lead to In
nimity. Consumption and Insanity Pnce, lls
rue lr lire. With rv-rv order we ive a writle-
; iiin-vrtaa "r rfund money By mx Tt
i. j -ud.-ess. HVLrV. REMEDY CO.,Toldo. C.
Bstm lhuic mam
TS but still dcfT). ThereaTfthn'nnfl')fl;ifi:
I who hav retrular li jitnrea and v ouM be ac
ooriU-J the paimof t.-eauty tv-re it not for a pwr
comphTlon. Te all fich we recommend DR.
HEBRA'S VICLA CREAM aa T,n6.so.s.-it, thne
nui-.iltiua thitt qnirkiy cliack-e the miisi sallnw
and florid complexion toouoof natural beallb
a, 1,1 unlilumisli-'d l.eaulv. It cures OllT Fkin.
Frccklc-s, lilc Heads, Blotrbea, Bunr.urn,
Tan, r-mili, and all lni-rfrtriion of the
akin. It if n, ,t d eosmrtir lut a cu ro, yet if let
ter for tho toit Uble than powder. Sold by
DruggiM., or s--nt prt raid upon receipt of 5i!.
& C. BITTNER 4 CO., Tolodo, O.
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL, STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Trices.
His prices leave all Competitors in tlie rear, po don't fai
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFIJNTOWN
HAVE TOU MOM TO BEFCSIT ?
ARE YOU A BORROWER
CALL. AT
THE FIRST
UlrFLlN.OWN, I'A.
FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
I'AID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OFMIFFUSTOWJI, PA.
wrrn
URANCI1 AT POKT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSRPH ROT fl ROCK. Prstrft.
T. VAN IKWIN,Tmtr.
DIHECTOBi.
W. C Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrok,
John HfrtiU'r,
Kobert K. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
Jtriiiah L. Barton,
Lonia R. Atkinson,
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
IlF.ST IS TIIE WOIII.D.
Its wrAiiDR qual itieeare anenrnoased. actnally
emtlae'insr two bcitM of ny otrier brand. Nift
Hactedby tt. (rbCT'l HbbL.Ml.MI,
FOW S VLK HT DEALERS GKSER.' Lt,Y. tT
rrocarHOLFiitiia :
Philip M. Ki-pner, Annie M. Shelley,
Jom-ph Rothrock, Jane Fl. Irwin,
I,. K. Atbinnnn. R. E. Parker.
! YV. V. Pomrroy, J. rfotmea Irwii
Mary Knrtz, Jerome N. Thompacn, Jr,
John Hertzler, T. V. Irwin.
ChurlotteSnyder, Josiah L Barton,
John M. Blair, Robert n. Patterson,
F. M. M. Fennel), Levi Llptit,
Samuel S. Rothrock, Wm. Swarta.
Solomon Manbeck.
Three and Four per cenl. intereat will bw
paid on certificate of depodito.
jan 2, 1891 tl
ALESME
WA 1ST TED .IN
LOCAL OK TRAVELLING, to sell our
Kurserv Sl'tk. Salary, Expenses and
Steady Emplovment naranteed.
CHASK BROTBERS COMPANY,
Dec. f, '91. Rochester, K. Y.
The Srulintl and Jteputltrmm office ia tio
place to get job work done. Tiy it. It wiii
pay yon if yon need anything in that line.
TO WEAK ilM
BnfiVrinc from tho efforts of youthful error. t'T
decay, wastinfr wsakaeaa. loat manhood, etc 1
mot a valuable treaUae (aeeJed eontalElrta; U
partaeulara for home cure. F REE eharga. A
plendia medical work ; ahoulii aa read by evary
Baa vrbo la oervoos and debilitated. Addraaa,)
Trot. V. C roWIXB, Xoodus, Conn.
RUPTURE!:
BT1A
bv Dr.J.B.Mavtr
sil ArchSt-l'h'i!.
I'a. ane at od-, No operation c hniiw.i
delay. Ttiousan,ii) of c-.res. lr. kiayet t r
Ilolel Tenu, Keadiuir, l'a., nocond &aturda 1 1
each uioulu bend lui circulars. Advice Ixeu.