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SHORT LOCALS.
Qaor,, Wilsi'ii of Fatterson is ill.
Jul?-' Lvnn hasboen ill tbe past
Fr.UK 'is I lower's coon dog caught
J co).
K E. F.in about to start a
hnn'i'.v-
jli-s 5;i(catinp Piehl is visiting in
HaiTitluir.
Miss Moody rf Sunburv is visiting
jliis M.niil Irwin.
Ch. Patterson will spend tbe
ninter in California.
Clov.1 H.k anil family, are visiting
irlstivt-s in this place.
Mrs. Lilv I-'la 's visiting ber
brotl.tr in Washington.
Hmtiii-'J'1" Presbytery meefs
tbiswtck iu IVlIefunte.
J. H Simons is having bis house?
j.ppaiir.1 uii'l repainted.
Muiil Irwin lias returned
fr n a iiit t 1 Newport.
.Mulli. Allison i attending the
V..rM's Fair at Chicago.
Mrs Hemlrickson f Middletown,
witt'l Mrs. VaiiFossen last week.
Mr Albert Hackenberger and
diylit.T Kessie are visiting in Pb.il
Jf!l'b;a. The first b ivy frost put in an ap
peiraEi'e on Siturday morning about
tie town.
'There ure ",404 iuaane people in
thi-i.'v!'.ii.i anil alms houses of Penn
iTjaria." Mrs. Cbirlts MeClollau presented
herLasbsnJ with twin boys last
TuarS'lay.
Ton cau be suited at Meyers' at
any j.r vou wish to pav fo r a suit,
froai i'150 up.
SIi. ILndiicksou and three chil
dren oi Conevviio, nr visiting ber
lifter, Mr.. H. C- Ilolloway.
Ht-ra. Howe, drug clerk in the
Bpby cf a Lewistown tirm visited
in town several days lust week.
Some of tbe visitors to the World's
Fair say tbe sights outside the build
ing, ire iu themselves a great 6how.
Frevbr.ck Kspensohade, Jr., has
(pie tn rbiLnlilpbia to attend Den
tal kc1. ires tiiis fall and coming win
ter. $LV i'l, il.oO and S3 for boys
doul'lt -hreBsttd suits 4 to 24 years.
Ci.tv.ots !ind fancy iU-mijls at Mey
ers'. Mr. V. H. Jlitnbet k and mother-in-law
Mrs. Socman Maubeck of
raomjisontown Hre visiting inAdams
bur'. T.icuto nervousness vour nerves
Ipt be f-j l,y 1'm-o Blood. Floods
S;m1U inak-s Pure Blood. Take
it auw.
. and f7.r,0 for men's Fall
t--k Suits, single and double brea6t
A All this season's designs at
Hevers'.
The people quickly recognize mer
it ami this is the reason the sales o f
arMi Sarnaparilla are continually
ini'rea.-ing.
Survivors of tbr 10th Pennsylvania
Cavalry will colebn.te their lith re
gion in Huntingdon on the 12th dav
of October.
FJmnia Cover of Highspire,
fetirp'nl home on Saturdnv after
ponding several weeks with the
tie Mibses Diehl.
String nrv's, sweet sleep, good
healthy digestion and best
f:'H 1'ure Blond, ore given by
ao-l k Sarsaparilla.
A Ti xbs steer rati through a hard
ware M,,re in Huntingdon. Tbe
aat Lid entered their store.
. HtTfc is more cloverseed this rear
" JJiTiiiita county than there "haH
v , n ,loz n Tears past. It is be-
tliat tbe clover pest has about
nin its eoUrse
1"; Smith, Jr., in Nebraska,
""".l handle a rattle snake
, said,
"e " a snake charmer. Ho band
'ej t'ie snake and his friends attend
'lie funeral the next day.
- 't.uuitrii wue oi Annrew
Jnl formerly of Pattorson, but
ill. 1 -e m 1
. i Huntingdon, died at tbe Un
jT'y Hospital, Philadelphia, on
uu OI fx-ptomber. Jier re-
re taken to Huntingdon for
dan'-!.1 A husband and on
UM?nter survive her.
They need a new judge for a Bos
tnu Zt,nwuicl the Judge said
w th ... , .
nt ": -Hr. (JlerU, you may
'"an rder that no report of this
r coniniont thereon is to be
i.I!.1"lanv newspaper until the case
i te.i. The (.ase that waH tllen
of
J1 tue court was one of breach
promise.
TV. .
U.I . ... .
. 0"l' titrad SarMarilla U
.. no oimt. du canis.
.ii?S''Bh Snavin Tjinimnnt romovos
tnd P' ft or Choused Lumps
Slsv; 68 from horses, Blood
l? Curbs. Snlinio rf,"nr.
"vile C;'i " " " -."o
m, ' titles, SDraina nml Swollnii
BJU' Coughs, &.c. Save $50 by
4os bottle- Warranted the
"uuriui liiemish Cure ever
K-i; hold by L. Banks & Co.
"bi'wm, Mifflintowu. Oct. 1, ly.
uen. wm. Bell l8 attending Pres
bytery in Bollefonte.
Corn fodder to cut.
Iars call at this office.
For particu-
It's a wise stock that
own par at present.
knows its
A few farmers are not
with thoir wheat sowing.
through
A hard thing to do to make a
doctor believe health is wealth.
The bridge across Lost Orek at
Copenhaver's Mill has been re-roofed.
Charles Mertz and wife of Walker
township are taking in tbe World's
Fair.
Mrs. R. E. Parker has returned
from a visit to friends in Ilollidays
Imrg. Mrs. Rose Moore and two children
ofAUoona are visiting friends in
town.
Miss Jennie Weaver of Williams
port, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Sarah
It. Bartley.
$2.50, $2.87, $3.50 and S4.K3 Wa
long pants suits in the latest Fall ef
fects at Meyers'.
Mrs. Crider of Bellefonte is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. James
North in this town.
D. Victor Showers of this vilaca is
working at the printing business on
tbe Times, Altoona.
Mrs. Win. Reynolds of Altoona, is
visiting ber father in law, Jesse Rey
nolds in Milford township.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, 25 ?
Seut by mail in receipt of price by
C. I. Hood &.Go., Apothecaries, Low
ell, Mass.
The many truthful testimonials in
behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla. prove
that Hoods cures even when all oth
ers fail. Try it now.
To get to Chicago and see the big
show with its exhibits of the past
and present, a good many people
have mortgaged the future.
Miss Maggie Kepner of Fraderick,
Md., is visiting her aunt Mrs. John
Homing and other relatives in this
place.
Mrs. Maggie Woist, Mrs. Annie li.
Watts and two children, and Mrs.
Joseph Adams visited Newport on
Friday.
Rev. J. F. Deiner of Waterloo, will
deliver a Free Lecture in the Court
House on Thursday evening for the
Roys and Girls.
A secret political party has been
organized in Iowa, tbe object of
which is to keep men of foreign birth
from holding olEce.
Tbe letter uncilled for in tbe
Mifiliutowu post office on Saturday,
is for Mrs. Anna Geib, and a postal
card for John Swartzell.'
Sheriffs of the resp?ctive counties
along tbe Juniata have been tearing
down fish baskets. In a number of
cases the baskets have been replaced.
A train was "held up" at McKees
port, Pa., last Thursday night, by
railroad highwiynien, but seeing arm
ed men aboard tbe thieves skulked
away. '
The Juniata Horse and Mul Pro
tection Company will meet iu tbe
Court House on October 7th, 1803,
at 2 o'clock P. M , to transact busi
ness. Henry Sbellenberger of Altoona
was in town a day last week on bis
way from a visit to bis native place
in Fayette townebip to tbe Moun
tain City.
Col. S. M. Jackson, the Republican
nominee for SUte Treasurer is a rul
ing elder in the Presbyterian Church
and was a Commissioner to the last
General Aisemblv.
Trunks. W have broken tbe
prices, but tne trunns inemscives can
not be brokeu. crystal covereu
trunks, double-iron bound, full-finish
ed tray $1.75 at Meyers'.
Tbe wind arenment of the de mo-
cratic leaders that people can hye as
well on the wanes of a reduced tariff
as on the wages of a protective tariff
s not sustained by the facts of living
Cleveland called Congress in extra
ordinary session to repeal the silver
purchasing act, but tbe Southern
Brigadiers nave tue leaa ana mive in
troduced a bill to repeal tbe Federal
Election law.
A team walking at tbe rate cf two
miles an hour, plowing a five incb
wide furrow, will plow an acre iu 10
hours. In turning a furrow 7 inches
wide a team must walk 14J miles to
plow an acre.
.Tames C. Dotv. Esq., has been
nominated by the democracy of Alle
gheny county for the President
Judgeship. Air. VOIJ 18 a native i
this town leing a son ol Yamuna o.
Doty, Esq., deceased.
TTnnrv Sbellenberger of Altoona
when he was in town last week, stat
ed that be has a son who was among
the Oklahoma land seekers two years
ago and was successful in tbe rush
for land to secure a nne ihiui.
The other day Lewis Strayer was
offered $40 for bis coon dog by a
Blair county man, but Strayer enjoys
coon bunting and refused tbe offer.
Tbe dogs caught 5 coons this season.
The good time for catching coon will
be a month alter mis.
Miss Lvdia Stouffer died at her
home in this town last, xuu. u ,
ohnnl half imst five o crock
Uiviliuu - . . . 3
j ?7 ,.o,-u Kho had been iu de-
cfining health a number of months,
but up to within a few days of her
death ber condition was uui, ..p
upon as dangerous. Rev. John
Smith conducted tbe funeral services.
Interment in Mennonite cemetery 5
miles east of Mifflintown.
The Lewistown Gazette of Septem
ber 2Stb. says: Six iuieve wt.w
i, , fw nitrhts ago in Joseph
Huffnagle's field with bags of pota
toes on their shoulders. Suspicion
had caused a watch to be on band
that i.ight, who came up with the
thieves and made them drop their
loads They had about 8 bushels in
6 bags For the want of ord
ers Thompson Bros., Milroy, were
'n.i n flose the doors of the
;n Vnw where are the
WOCieu ,
democrats who said times would be
better than ever Detore :
The onw OooMe Eitrart Sarsasarrl- ts l-amsrs-
It's
The Pennsylvania Building at the
World's Fair has been presented to
the Chicago Naval School.
R E. Parker attended the dedica
tion of the Presbyterian church at
Redsville, Mifflin county on the 28th
of September.
The letters remaining in the Patter
son P. O., uncalled for are for Harry
Fallideen, Daniel Hockenberry, Linn
S. Martin, 2 for Modesto Framer, and
a postal card for Adam Narawas In
asking for names in tbe above list, say
they ara advertised.
The first heavy frost of the season
came in the morning of the 27th of
September. Heavy fog prevented it
from doing harm in the vallevs, but
high ground was stricken with kill
ing affect on vegitation.
Have you tried South American
Nervine the gem of the century t
The great enre for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
ed tbe most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot
tles 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggists, Mifflin town, Pa.
Nov. 14, ly.
"A death from a remarkable cause
ocurred in Walker county, Ga., re
cently. A lady who was riding to
church reached out her hand to pluck
a sprig from a bush by tbe roadside,
and was bitten on the finger by a
katydid. Her hand and arm soon
began to inflame and swell, and in a
few hours she died in grtat agony-'"
"At a large dinner party given in
London recently the peaches placed
on the table bore tbe monogram of
their owner traced distinctly in the
velvety bloom. Letters were cat
from paper and pasted on the peaches
while glowing. When the frnit was
ripe on removing this the letters
were found picked out in most deli
cate green, the rest being rosy and
deep-hued.
Selinsgrove Tribune: In a private
boarding house in Cincinnati live 2
small families of 3 people each, 2
grown persons anil 1 child in each
family, yet these two families of six
people are so connected that thero is
among them one father, three moth
ers, two are widows, one mother iu
law, ono grandmother, two aunts,
one uncle, one Dephew, one niece,
two cousins, two sisters, one sister-in-law,
ona brother-in-law, one bus
band and one wife.
It is tbe gold bugs who want al'
bonds payable in gold that are try
ing to dawn silver so that their gold
bonds may be all the more valuable.
It is they who have given silvara bad
name. In that, thoy ere like tbe
slippery Quaker who did not like a
dog that belonged to a neighbor.
One day he saw the dog and a lot of
boys on tbo road. He shouted to
the boys, "there goes a tad dog."
The boys took up tbe cry: '"there
goes a mad dog! mad!" Some men
turnud out with guns and shot the
dog.
A writer on gypsies says: Gypsies
have no religion, and some of them
havo such an aversion to churches
that they never pass by one without
a muttered curse. In European
countries they never suffer them
selves to be buried iu a churc'i-yard,
but whenevei allowed they bur- their
dead in out-of the.way places places.
This antipathy to churches and re
ligius forms is supposed by some
persons to havo originated from their
persecution by the priesthood in tbe
middle ages, but, whatever its origin,
it is a fixed fact.
Mrs. Jacob Will planted a piece of
ground, 11 by 14 feet in encumbers
the past summer and as the season
passed Blong she kept count of tbe
cucnml)er8 taken from the patch.
The lust of the cucumbers were pick
ed a few days ago, and when count
with the previous number aggregat
ed 950. That was great encumber
farming and it will prove a difficult
thing to equal. Tbe ground was
kept watered during the dry part of
the summer. If 950 cucumbers can
be raised on a piece of ground, 11
hy u j faow m
can be raised on an acre of ground
".Vattie Sides, a Columbia Count'
girl, finished washing dishes in very
hot water, and to arrange something
thrust her right arm into the. ice
chest. The cool atmosphre sudden
ly paralyzed ber arm which fell help
less to her side and iu a few minutes
her hand became cramped and tbe
arm swelled to twice its normal size.
Tbe paralysis then passed from the
arm into the neck and face, produc
ing something similar to lock-jaw,
from which she suffered excruciating
pains. A physician was summoned,
but remedies were of no avail. Fi
nally hot irons were applied and
gave relief."
Newport News: Tbe barn on the
farm of Wm. Bothwell, inPenn Twp.,
was-deslroyed by fire early Wednes
day morning of last week. J. very-
thing was burned, including all this
year's crops, excepting one wagon
and the live stock", neiongiug 10 ao
ram Kreiger, the tenant. A new ad
dition to the barn bad just been com
pleted the day before the fire. There
is a small amount of insurance. The
fire is thought to have been of incen
diary origin. Yesterday noon
two voting men atteruptea to jump
aboard a freight train a short dis-
tanco abovo Newport station, wnm
one of them slipped and fell beneath
the wheels. Both legs were crushed,
the left one at the knee and the right
one between tbe knee and ankle. He
was brought to the station and Urs.
Orris and Eby decided that smputa
tion of both legs would be necessary.
Thev bad accomplished the taking
off o"f the left leg at the thigh, and
finding tbe young man was sinking
thev deferred the other, and only
waited until bodied, which was about
three o'clock. From papers on bis
person it was learned that his name
w flottlob Graver. K letter writ
ten in German was addressed to Jtfiss
Barbara Kauffman, Ebingen Balinger,
Wurtemberg, Germany. J. lie letter
una dated Philadelphia, and bis ad
dress in that city was 3243 Salmon
Ktreet. Port Richmond. Other papers
were also written in German, and in
dicated that the deceased was reiig
ionnlv inclined. There was a tuft of
lady's hair among his effects, and a
nWorrraoh of a young man, which
taken bv C. Osswald, Ludwigs-
buro-. Bucknang, Germany. A slip
y r algo bore the address vl
Miss Dora Fisher, N. W. Cor. Bell
mont Av , and Conshohocken street,
West Philadelphia. The deceased
was pretty well dressed, and is be
lieved to have been a morocco leather
finisher. The remains were taken
care of by Poor Director John Free
land, who ordered W. H. Hopple to
bury them.
Did be marry the girl who conld
paint things on crockery ware?"
"No; he married the one who conld
cook things to pnt into crockery
ware." New York Press.
The Pennsylvania Lntheran Synod
convened at Bellefonte,;Pa., last week,
and among the unpleasant duties it
was called to discharge was that of
considering the embezzlement case of
Rev. W. fl. Diven Mr. Diven has
been Treasurer of a number of church
boards of the Synod the past 20
reals, and in some way known to
himself about 9 thonsand dollars of
tbe church funds be failed account for.
Mr. Diven is about 65 years old and
feels Jhis .weakness and misfortune
keenly. He was dismissed from the
ministry, and will sell his property
in Perry county and try to make res
titution. Last week mention was made in
these columns that Wm. H. Hall of
Lewistown had been wounded in tbe
leg in tbe battle .between tbe mili
tary and mob at Roanoke, Virginia,
over a negro who bad robbed and
almost killed a white woman. In
stead of being wounded Hall was
killed. In speaking of the tragedy,
the Lewistown Sentinel of Septem
ber 29th, says: "Mr. Hall was drawn
to the vicinity of the jwil by the
pending excitement and when the
firing took place a bullet struck him
in the stomach producing almost in
stant death. His remains were
brought here ouJFriday accompanied
by his widow and Mr. Bruce Meeker
of the Improved Order of Red Men
of that city. Deceased was raised iu
Lewistown and was formerly a loco
motive fireman on Lewistown di
vision. He went to Roanoke a few
pears ago, and at the time of his
death was a firemen on the Norfolk
& Western railroad. Besides his
wife to whom be was married since
be went to Roanoke, be leavs two!
children bv a former marriage who
live with. the deceased's mother in
Lewistown. Deceased was held in
high esteem while here, and the
same tribute to bis industry and in
tegrity comes from his late borne in
Virginia. He was a member of Ong
patonga Tribe No. 67, Imp'd Order of
Red .1en, and that organization of
ficiated at bis funeral. A delegation
from the Brotherhood of Firemen of
Harrisbiug, of which deceased was a
member, also attended the funeral
Saturday afternoon.
31 A 11 HIED:
Smith PonTKR. On the 19th of
Sep'r, by Rev. E. E. Berry, James S.
Smith and Anna Porter both of Walk
er township.
Hrscv Patterson. On Sep. 21t,
by Rev. W. C. Adair, Hervey S. Hen
ry of McCoysviile and Grace E. Pat
terson of Pleasant View. ,
Fkrkixs Jamison. On the 2Yth
ult., by Rev. G. L. Maice at Swales,
Juniata Co., Mr. Reuben B Ferkins
and Miss Mary L. Jamison.
Youk. nrjiPFitsox. On Septem"
ber 14fh, Mr. Lewis C. York and
Miss Siiruh B. Henderson, both of
Patterson, wero married by Rev. J. R.
Henderson.
Bakkr GiNi.ntcH At the Presby
terian parsonage Mifflintown, by
Rev. J. R. Henderson, Mr. George
W. Baker of Harrisburg and Miss
Frances M. Gingrich of Walker Twp.
ItlEU:
STurTKKKit. Oa the 2Sth ult., at
her hime in this towu, Miss Lydia
StonfTi r sged 77 years.
Gray On the 14th ult , in Port
Royal, Margaret Angeline Gray, ag
ed 3 years, 4 months and 8 days.
Jones At Bealetown, Mary A.
Jones, daughter of John S. and Rosie
Jones, aged 1 year, 3 mouths and 6
days.
Stimkmng. On the 22nd inst, in
Greenwood 'township, Minerva,
daughter of Jacob and Fannie Stime
ling, aged about 18 years.
Fry. On tbe lGth of September,
in Walker township, Banks Wilson,
son of J. B. and Emsia Fry, aged 2
mon tts and 1 day.
He is gone, bis sufferings are over,'
He never here shall sutler mora.
Tbo Lord has taken him on high
To dwell with angels in tbe sky.
Tbe Lord ban only called bis own
To dwell with him aronml his throne.
Pre are ns Lord to ask in prayer
To meet our dsar baby there.
Sovereign.
Humphrey's Specifics cure without
drugging, purging or reducing the
system, and are in fact and deed the
Sovereign Remedies of the world.
MIFFLINTOWN MAKKKTS.
MirrxiaTOWB, Oct. 4. 1893.
Bn"r IS
Fgg 16
Hum 18
Bhonlder, 14
f.ard ..., .. . s s
Sides
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MAKKST
Wheat, 60
Corn in ear 55
(lnt, 27 to an
Rye 60
Clorerxoed. ..
Timothy sesd ....
KUx sued
Bran ...... ......
Chop...... .....
Middlings .... ....
Ground Alum Salt
J2.00
1 60
90
.$1.20 a hundred
1.10
, 1 U0
American Salt .....80c to 75
Phiapelvuia Markets, Oct. 2, 1893.
Wheat 70 to 73c. Corn 47 to 51c.
Oats 36 to 37c. Live chickens 7 to 10
cents a lb. Eggs 21 to 22c. Ice
house kept eggs 19 to 20c a doz. Su
gars 3$ to 5 jc alb; Peensylvania wool
18 to 26c a lb; Green steer bides 3c a
pound; Green calf skins 55 to 65c a
piece; Hogs 9c a pound; Milch cows
25 to $50 a piece; thin cows $8 to
$20 apiece; calves 4 to 6c a lb; pota
toes 65 to 75c a bush.; Dressod beeves
6 J to 7Jc a lb; Western cloverseed 10
cents a lb.
It Nsver fails t Curs MANNERS
DOUBLE EXTRACT SARSAPARULA.
Hr. J. Jf. Staimmn
" I am Truly Thankful
For Hood's SansporllU. Daring (he war I
contracted trpk,l4 ferer, end fevr and
ague, leavtcc me with Malarial aa4 aarrra-
pialag from whlrU 1 havo auiiprrd
ever airier, iu ururalpta, rhr-unmlim, airmi
K-MtrntiM and trnrral doMlltv. Mnce I
jinn t-iklng llood'a SarnjiarllU I Imra nat
lotad:'V vnrk In tlirra mouth, wairli atflaa.
Mr tiian tor c.-ir ami am la better lianlUi
thannnv time Uice the war." J. n. fvrn.i mn.
Cheltenham, Pa. IIOOD'N '-tacn.
Hood's Pills Core Llrer Ills. 25c
I'tacli Crate.
Mr. Annie E. Humphrey is pre
pared to fnrtiiadi Pencil Crate Mater- i
ial, Plastering Lath, Shinglrs and all
kinds of Building Material at the -Mill
formerly owned by lic-r lato hus
band, R. W Humphrey, deceased.
Peach lumber a ppecialit-. Maze,
Junia'a county. Pa. tf.
J-JP. DERR,
PR4CTICAL DENTIST,
(Graduate or the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege.) formerly !' Mitttinlmrr, h" lo
cated permanently in Milriinmwn, a auc
ce"r to theUle Pr. . L. Derr, and will
continue thu dental tkiiaioeaa (eatithltahid
by the lat er in 1SKC) at th wi ll known f
Hca od Briitg airert oppoaite Court limine.
rXT- TEETH EXTRACTED, AIISOLI TE
LY WITHOUT PA1X.
JVe Chloroform, Ether, or Gas vsrd
No Sore (inma or Piaeomfort to patient,
either miring rxtrartion or afterward
All tbrne are C iiarnnteed rr rc charge
will be mad.
All work guariiiteed to give perfect
aatiafaclion. Terum, "trictlv cih.
H. P. DERR,
Practical Oeiitl..
H0LL0BAUGH & SON
HAVE THE LARGEST CLOTHING b-TORK.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING.
And are tbe large..! dealers in Clo'hmp in Juniata County If you doubt
it, examine our rtock and compare it wi'li others and render your verdiut.
Tbey have all their Fall and Win'er Gnod-i in stock. Others are ham
mering sway on Summer (,oods W hen N.-ptember is here linen dusters are
not in style. Their stock thi-i neason comprise all the latest in fancy worst.
ed, fancy cheviots, Mack che virtu, ea-siti.eren, Ac. In all tbe different
rcakes, round and square sacks finjlo or Hon Me breasted, cutaways, fiO. Tbeir
prices range for mru's suits from (2) two .i (20) twenty dollars snd in cbil
drens' suits from one to seveu dollars. Surely all clashes can te suited in this
scale.
Tbey have undoubtedly the pranJct lino of dress ovrrcosta ever seen in
this market
The Finest Heaver Costs lined with atin, in Black. Blue snd Brown
Tbs most Superb Line of Kerseys and Melton in dure and light shades.
The genuino Chinchilla in Blue and
Itabsu Clotb, in prices ranging from 7
T1IK I IS
HEAVY STOKJl COATS
COMPRISES Irish Frieze, Genuine Shetland, Csssiniere, Cbinchiil
Satinette st prices that will surprise you fir cheapness.
A Full Line of Children' Overcoats v ry low.
Their line of r atios always the latect out. We have the list Trade snd
all tbe young men know it, while they fwnnerly went to Harrisburg tbey now
buy of us.
In neckwear and suspenders they
Their line of Fine Shirts, Ootton
nothing to be desired.
Large men will find s Complete Lite of pxtra sized suits, pantaloons, no
derwear, collars, hats and overall that are not kept by others.
Tbey are the Agents of the Celebrated Pouglas Shoe and bsve all styles
snd sizes.
Tbey sre slso the sgents of the worid wide Sweet Orr Overall snd can fit
tbe smallest boy or tbe largest man.
They have a full line of tfold ind
oollar snd ouff buttons, Trunks, Hand
brellas, &o.
Thanking the public for tbeir liberal pa'mnxgt) in tbe past, snd assuring
you tbst we will endeavor to merit a contiiiuanco of it in tbe future ws sre
yours to serve. HOLLMKAL ( II A:
'Ml ,.4'allA
HORSES.
Thara haa heen a crreat deal of talk
Time of Funerals. 1 bsve new disposed
m ... ... ...
an elegant team ot Ulacic Horses st tne cesi ni aoio.uu wmco ara pcncuny
safs. Any woman can drive them. Tbey pay no stttention to oars.
VERY TRULY,
S. S. RUBLE,
EMBALMER
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS'
Or. Hiimphrr t.' fcpfM-iar ar wlmTlrVllT and
carefully roin-l KrimMlk-a, lw.1 ttr ynn In
lrirm prju'il.- noil tt uiw tblrtv ywtn ly ,fa
opl wlih rtitlrv unci1!. T.vwr fituKle Specula
ft niHal rur for the illMwue nnmrl.
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tb avarin, anil rv li "nri r ijtl urtu tur hovrreica
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EXTRA NOMPBBS:
2 Srrai Draillty, Aatutnal Waaa-
wnr ln,.lialry lil-karm-a 1,
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S3 F.pilep.y, Hpaama, St. Vlltu' Ianaa...l.
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SPECIFICS.
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
Fnrntea Fxtemal or Inteauat. tilln.1 nrhleVlina,l
' Kailyla la An.: ltrhina er bleedlax or tke keetHJu.
. 'l ha relief la linovtllalu the cura ertaju.
I PRICE, SO CTS. THIAL SIZE, li CTS.
IWd bf Drvcrtai., ar M-.t yl-?.4 .a r..-l, I mt artoa.
aaniiM' an. co.. i i i a lis winiw iu., irw iwa
HUMPHREYS
VETERIMARY SPECIFICS
Isr Eorses. Ca.tle, Sheep. Logs, Sogi,
AND POULTRY.
500 Page Book on Trfitmrn! f Aalntl
il raart Hrat Free,
ratrfli FrvrrH.f 'nffrtlni.liiflninmatlaa
A. A.. p.nul .flrnmciiU. M ilk Kr.
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tlftitinpr, snl lUfhartefc
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11.11. I rixary nnl Kitlary llMraiMNW
i. I. I.ruai it l)irkNP, fHnif.
K. Iinranr at iigaatlaav Paralyata.
Sliifrtr Hoitr wrerSOtUwv), - 9QQ
fttlabl , wfth Hr-rifl. Maniutl
V T.tu.rr f 'urf Oil and M41cator,
Jnr cirriuary Cure Oil. 1.0
a!4 re iVmH-! or prf4 sj utaas tjs1 aaay
tjvanilii tm r-4 avf
at aruhr '.ar m. iaju.iiiinnuariL,tit.
Black ! npd with satin. Algo in the best
to 20 dollars.
Xal.M J or
snd
have thn latest and best to be bad.
Cutfa, Hosiery and underwear leave
silver watches, cold chains, gold rings.
Bags, Satchels, Valises, Telescopes, Um
SON , the Clothiers, Main St., Patterson, 1 1
aheut mv horsea not beiDST ssfe in
of that team of horses, and purchased
r c-e ri t t.
AND FUNERAL DIBECT8B.
I
FIRST FALL
SALE OF
Men's
Suits.
, f n:ve 1IIMI III... I, ,... a I
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deuioraliyuil f 'tut V. i m.--i. -1 . 1.
...B '"-'', uu anuuuKu
ur Hiirvnava were larger man erer befora,
ge In Tt'iiea, cauned hv the great stringency
is far less than in previous aeaaona. This, f
' ' ' -h luwar prices i.r you man ever
bf r. in unr hiatory.
ABILITY, BRAINS, CAPITAL,
IENCK are the five point that make our
gain by every sale s irieod and customer.
30- This price will bay your choice from a line of Men's good hos- J$$r3.
at Fall suits, in single or double breasted styles. Their true val
ue is sway above the selling price, but values go begging tbsie
days. Have you $0. If so, select one of these suits.
$10 Tha Suit" "ffor " r m,Je of fin A11 Wo1 American Cbv
viots and Canainiers cut in both single and dsuble-breasted styles, and
esosot bs mstohed anywhere below $15.
TEN DOLLARS. Tbe Fall Overcoats we show at $10 are made of very fine
Cas.imeres and Covert Cloths in lateat shades and solors, sat in semi
or full box style: unobtainable anywbers below $14 to $16.
& At $12 we offer s t-nlv superb line of Men's All-Wool Suits,
lateat hapest of Buainpss Sack and Frock Styles, sod i
best American Cassimeres snd
snd $17.
TWELVE DOLLARS Notbinit like our finely fashioned and eir-fully tailor
ed Spring Top Costs st $12 have ever been offered is this towe at thai
prioe. Stylish dressers; see them. You will be surprised.
If you want something extra fine see our imported Dress Suits at $1'
V -M. -'They're made of all different ohoioe materials, rut trimmed and
like custom work, and are the equal of any $20 Suits offered.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS. IWt buy a Fall Overcoat for $20. $22 or $25 natil
you have seen ours for $15. If you don't prefer I hem 10 moat gar
moots offered elsewhere for one-tbird to one ba'f more money, don't buy
Schools will open soon and our regilar annual sale of sohool suits will
take place. Read:
75 cunts will buy choice from a line of good, durable and nobby navy ool
nrsd Sailor Suits; worth more than double.
$2 will buy choice from a line of Beys' Suits, in all different materials sq
latest psterns, cut in double breasted Ksefer,.ZouavoJiinior, Primroie, .Mid
way, and other nsw Fall Styles mads to sell at $3 and $3.50
$3 98 will buy your Cboioe from an extra fine lint of Boys' New Fall
Suits in pretty and original styles, and made of atriotly All VTool Cassrmsre
and Cheviots. They are worth $5 snd $ti.
50o forohoiee from a big line of Knee Pants, made of wear-resisting Cass
imeres and Cheviots.
Tbe Latest Fashions in Derbys and Alpine Hats for $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3.
Exclusive Hatters get a hundred par cent, mors for the same make.
NECKWEAR IN THE NEWEST SHAPES,
25c. 50o. A large assortment of Trunks snd Satchels on Second Floor at lor
est Prices.
FERD MEYERS,
the Wholasale & Retail Clothier, Bridge St., luifflintBWu, Fern
18G5, ESTABLISHED, 1889
Special Invitation rFo The Vubilc
To attend the Attractive Sale ol Clothing that goes on da';-
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
-OF
D. W. HARLBX
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to inveit to examine th Stock of Goods Isr
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
Hie prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't
to give him a call if in need of Clothing,
D. W. HAH LEY
MIFFLINTOWN PA.
HAVE TOU MONEY TO DEPOSIT?;
ARE VOU A BORROWER )
CALL. AT
THE FIRST
BiSE,
MIFFLIN'IOWN, PA.
FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.'
FRAZER GREASE
BEST IX TITE WORLD.
Ttawvartoc qoalitlasar, oaanrpaaawl. actually
VmhaaTina two boxes of any other brand. Ho,
aflactad br haU IfliET TUL tit IIVL.
TOR S ALE BT DEALERS QgyERAIXT. 1Tf
Q ALES31E XT
O "VV A N T E D -1
LOCAL OR TRAVELLING, to sell om
Nursery Stock. Salary, Expenses and
Steady Employment guaranteed.
CHASK BROTHERS COMPANY,
Dec. 8, "91. Rochester, N. T.
Tbe Stnltmtl tsa Jltyuihcan office is tbe
place to get job work done. Tiyit. ItwDl
pay yon if yon need anything In tbst line.
mimM
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DETERMINATION, and KXPF5
business crow lar?r each dsv. Wa
oat a
made of
Cheviots, they'd be good valus at Sift
JUNIATA VALLEY BANT.
OF NIFFLI-TOWR, PA.
BRANCH AT POF.T ROYAL
Stookh oldri Individually LitvbX
JOSRPH ROTBROCK. Prmntnt.
T. VAN IRWi,Tk!eT.
siaECTO..
W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Rothi- - It,
Jobs Her'rler, Joslah L. Bw ot,
Robert K. Parker, Louis B. Atai'.s,s.
T. V. Irwin.
sTOcmoLDKBs :
Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Shi ley,
Joseph Rothrock, Jane H. Irwi-i,
L. E. Atkinson, H.K.Parker.
W. C. Pororoy, !. IMmei I- -Iu
Vary Knns, Jerome N. Thom'-or. 3i,
John Hertzler,
T. V. Irwin.
Charlotte S nyder,
John M. Elair,
F. H. M. Peaaell,
Samnel S. Rothrock,
Josiah T. B r
Robert u.
L.ri Wif x
Wm. Swartx.
Ir.'"
Soloman Manbrck,
Three and Fonr per cep. i&t
paid on certificates of depc 't.
f ; .r 23, 1891 tf
TO WEAK
BuflVtring from the erncU vl jvathtoX ror. vf
wastiUK wtj&i.oM foatrcaub '
m& ft Ya.lu-.ble tr-u - fe&ld Co; .- -iaa i'i
psartlcral&rri tr home cure, FREf -rt. L
pUndld afaedKl work ; vhou.J b M vr
ma who to tMrnxu and debUiteU!. ciaraw.
TroC Wm C POWIXR, Ho4w, H'(,
Pa. jiae at Ko opsralion o-trr -
delay. Thuasands of rares. Dr. . - i:
Hotel Penn, Iteadin, Px, accoad Stn ! :
aurlt mohtli Send lor circulars. Aii'ltol.Lu.
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