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5& gTINKl, h REPUBLICAN
"JI7FLINT0WN :
tfFIWESPAT. XOT. 16, 1898.
TERMS,
aabscriptien, Si per annum if paid
rtv)vnr; f.J.00 If not paid in advance.
".-niPr.t advertisements Inserted at 60
mu per inch for each icaertion.
ffpsient bnsinoaa no .ices In local Ool
' 10 tnt per line f'.r each Insertion.
n?.l3CliuE will be made to thone desiring
M jdrerttso by tlie year, half or qoart-r
fer.
'10RT LOCJ1LS.
S ift r '- n abounds.
Ira I !. ir lict j a hard winter.
T,,t -4 r.'iviried ftia-ng winter ar
j(t.-;s--. n ; pie support a dan
cing : "
I i;a '' A'-' i ' nnivor.-ity wet-k
for tbe tea-.-ber.i.
e ... 1 i - :. 1 . .. 1. . i
Jk, XUe cr. J' oi w.iiu'iia is i-uo uai
fr chestnuts are si.-aii.-e.
pit V -:rr lms had 1803 cases of ty
phoil tev.-r the p.ist year.
1) !.':i.l "io age, the man who keeps
tons-.. -.vii'i.Mit a newspaper.
II -::! I'-mnehaker of this town
cat'.;..'l lU rabbits this season.
S.t straight and stand straight to
,-i-.-i-t!-.- into out ago.
i' ..i.l il'-.l "f ground has been
pl.i-w.i T"! -iia' year s corn crop.
C 1 v.fl 11 ibis m has broken ground
or :,is !: T h-m-e in the east end.
' sf . McCitlleV bus dug his
or.rh-:' !"-r fu-st spring's planting.
O.i i- ii''-t eis-.-s of leaf tobacco
h:.. "n s.iid in Lancaster county
within a. -k.
j;1 Wi l.'. isham and wife, of
TJ .i".:o !;. Mere in town on
M n Wr.
T!:m::, in IL n. Thad 51. Mahon
arul.av. Uzui United States Map
for 1 : "
I).-:t1 Kirk and ni-ces Jennie
sail I'; '- ' Trimble visited in Carlisle
List -V . K
Til- r.!--1"':.:!' 1-1 town ouncil has
set ! ... 'i i: tbi' cow as a free ranger
Lb ii ;:t !"v. ii.
Ia t'.- nemof u-turmg centers of
Peuii-!'. :!'!:', half thy men .aro out
of e:'.iy'u- :n-nt.
T! -iy .:i' roicgi of lat week
fail-.! i" I big rain as it is said frosty
ii. r:;i.!; ; '.vi. i da.
Ir V. :. IT i i s, of this county
tin l -. . tii Oii-irU-s Adams drug
,t-r.- : IVrt.
Kn'i .'!: !.:'.-! to its firs' polit
ic d I . a i 1 v itd llvpubiican on
tlio 7:ii ' 7iiv !a'n.r.
Tie in:-:.- i.iaf-sr, has retired to
t'.e . .1 .:'-r i-liiin of a place behind a
bMvi ; i .-!; !! i st.il'i.
.'oii!i Y'-hn and rldna H urler I
-? ... . ... o 3 . "il. 1
fimiiy (..: J I). M'.issor.
V.t W ri-T V.".. i. .T.nn m .T M
JVy Ma!:i:i 'f E-iht s.ierfo: .1, wore at
Air thecv:r!t..i-;ut on Moad-ir.
Ti. Ci:.V!g. V,-,,;ld's Fair did not
atfrsei .vr twenty fiva tl.ousaud
pt-opi- 'i.'you'l Iho soa.
L .' ; Sunday, Xuvi-mb.'-r 12, was
fol .i..'' i bv tlie Lnlberan congre
gui in riiis tow a on Sunduv evc-a-
ire many complaints acainst
rii...-ti!i'j chickeiis. Yonr
.-. .ii be f 'uu 1 out soot-tr or
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all k
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s'ji.:-:
s
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the ;
crt--.
ill
BrU
telm.krr i i ready to do
'eheii.ig, mui-"i;.'9 mak
riug and ho forth, on
'Hi; Mier I'.en i t iry or ae
. : o- iiihlv t-..n l!cd from
b-.- il-; ..r.s hS-'rvtoarilla, th
' ' I puri:i'.-r. Nov. lo, 03.
t Sch'-tt is h iving a hmd
. b n awimg p! ..1 over th
u.at in front oi Lis stoics ou
. .-.t n et.
H.i
Turij
Lr.rt i
Eiiz:l
a-t-a. a member of a New
ball team was eo seve rely
'".up of foot ball played at
X. J.. that ho died.
J. .'. Aiimau wi'l ad drees the
Te-i if. !s Itituie on Tuesday affer
noo: , .'"Vi'i,i!i,r -JS. Suv jrct The
M.f .;. i, ,.f to Common Seho.--Is.
T.... giv.-it value of Hood's Sarsa-
Pai:i I :
TOllf' "
Whr.i.i .
I. V
ho '. ;
SMer ; .
r.;t-: :i
(i ,
cf L
or t ,v i
homo
"ni' .-.
s a remedy for catarrh is
'or l,y thousands of pe-iily
iei.i cured. Nov. 1, '93.
. Wiikarsham, au.l family,
t parents, brothers and
Juniata started on fhe'r
t Arizona ou Monday.
E. Ileiubach, and brother
' vn, were in town 13 hour
1 Monday, on tbi'r way
in a ten day's trip Ij Perry
iii b
tho j.;-..;
take t"
n . ,i',,
The C
to fav'ij-a-.l
ut
t!. ,1,. :
' t medical authorities say
r way to treat catarrh is to
1 :-tiuitionul remedy like
iparilh. Nov. 15," '93.
v-I .r:d administration claims
popular form of government
" ;aniG time v. nuts to set up
nert monarchy on tho Ha
mds. wai-.,;. i,i
Q i 'ti- g parlies are fashionable in
J '' "1- Mown. It is a good thing
io d i .., ,Vi o on old fashion that
caiio 1 v ''uen together to make patch
or !sd covers for each other.
Tii.: ? ;mts and muscles are so lab
rii :.' i !o- Hood's Sarsaparilla that
'"li-:; jafism and stifTness soon dis
sprears. Setonlv Hood's. Nov. 15.
IS'.Ki.
Th" rrefibvteriancoDfrretralion will
eet t-. i f-hlerK on Tuesday, Novem
ber 21 ; j fill vae.mcifM crontAit
th.
t. ..ration of the terra of elder-
hip of tl.lfrs, Martin and Yi!son.
Cc v, .JT-J( js expected to creep out
inicr toe November snow and
C--f r; e p0st ofilce nppoititmeut for
J's a-1 other places and the race
for the office in thia tow n is again on
Wl force.
Secretary Edge, of the state board
agriculture, has been notified of a
Jregb outhreak of glanders among
"rse-: at Wilkesbarre. Nineteen!
Dim Is were killed by direction of j
sta!: authorities during last!
week.
Al Fisher, of Fredericksburg, L?b
anon c mnty, fired a load of bird shot
into the legs of a weddiag serenading
mob that was in his yard. It made
a job for several doctors to pick shot
out of legs of a number of the sere
naders. A man about 28 years old, naming
himself John Johnson, a Russian
Pole, was stealing a ride on a freight
train on Saturday, and had his left
le.? SO badiv ininrpil Hmk Via xr.a
brought to this place and put in jail
as a county charge.
V.T-, .
VVilsonihama, a young farmer
of Lioyalsockville, Lycmmg county, j
wuut tnresuing grain a tew uays ago
got his left hand caught in the wheels
of the thrtshing machine-, and bo'ore
the machine could be stopped his
arm was crushed to pulp.
The Cleveland administration is so
reactionary in its nature that when
it learned that tno Harrison admin
istration favored a Re pnblican form
of government f.r Hawaii, it imme
diately favored a monarchy for the
government of the islauders.
Philip Kanffman died of cmeer in
the stomach, ut his heme, near Abi
lena, Kansas, on the 21st of Potcber,
1S93, aged 65 years, 8 months. Ha
was a native of this county and a sou
of Rev. Jonathan Kanffman, of too
Brethren Church, who preached in
Juuirtt two generations ago.
Tho reservoir for the
.N-wport, j
rry conmyi water company
lias 1
with a capacity of 1,000,000 gallons.
fl iV i you tried South American
JNervuie the rrem of thrt cent.urv t
rv T
.
Tho great enre for Imligeslion, Dys
pepsia ami Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nervo Cure ever known, Trir! K)t
ties 15 cents.
S ld bv L. Banks
Co., Druggists
MilUiiitown, Pa.
Nov. 11. lv
The PLilad'Iphia Intpnrer of Jfan
day ta;-: .lilon Y Sl.ni 'ker, a w-.-il-kuown
butoher and drover f Potts-
to;n, Pa, had a number of steers
grazing m a held a fhrt distance i
trora town. A thief s.au:,'ut ivo on.-.. ;
nf H... Sni.it rt J.- har.J in tUa (1..I7 '
Id, .
n.ruie.l ;l)e meat a-.v iy in
wag.. n :
and left the hide Lit hind.
"Porsome'tim-iAif. Kline, residing ;
near L )gan,'haa bwn missing corn I
from his lhl-1. Thur.s.tav night ho'
sent Jerrv K-ffn d into the field with J
a gun to "watch. In a short time two
men ent.--red the field with bags ar.d
Keffardblazni away. One of tb
men cried out he was s ho', in th i :
head but it turned out to be a ens.:
of bad scare. Lewistowu Gaz tte,
The good book srjs, flic ey."" of
thf; fool is unto ihe end f the earfi-.
vii;iih l Ids good in many thiu.s.
.. -I .1 . it . i .. 1 a
ii, 1 in 1 i ii i'i it at r,T4 r.i 1 1 1 r . : t : 1 r
hi 111 matters (! inv
, , ' .
e.-iUinniovvnana i-a:urson -nti-
yoiupunes oUj-r a e.a mce for f -wd
inves.me.,t whi?a may do better for .
thos- uo.) have investments to mae
than if they sna tne.r money abroad, j
ee naveriisement. "i. uoou nome
Invrstuit-n'."
IinTerfiJlatocnT MAXVFRS dnnblo I
extract SAllSArAKlLLA. 30c vorjwlier '
. . . ... ... I
L.uon Thanksgiving s-ji v cc? v. ill ;
! held on the :V)th, inst., at 10 oit i
A. M., in th) Piesbyterian Ch'-r?'i
of t'os jii'iee. Toe sermon v. 'A'. Let
preichei b-- R ;v. M. Ij. Drt-.m, pas 1
tor of the M. J cliuiou. ll-e pis
tors i-uriliaL V Ui-vO ttll tho p. .;!; to
take part i'l See 'Vor.-.'uit of our '.' im
mou B-.nef n'tor. All will welcom
ed. On Leiiaif of th" I'a-lorn' Ars'n.
JOHN X. HENDERSON.
Secret;.! v.
I
B!ooinriei 1 I) luc.iit:
A l it ft 1
three storv hotel is itbout to
woted in Kic Wat -1 for i. Jan
bd
ita
: io-
S '
c unite, oy !" i.L ii rerpi-.,--.!!
ma;!, .1 vies L - i loeke'i i i rv, or
!1
'mil iin'-
bo'iJ "by ;
dottvtl-sH bv a
sort fr ei iv p
f.-es. The hota
favori;e (--umr.KT
ooiu o 1 ii ' .: m l'' ir
doo
tfr.l 1 ic itioa. Mr. Andrew j
CioiluT, b ori-i enrpcuter .f this ia 'e,
has tho contract for bail ling the
hotel.
The Lewistiiwn GdZi.tte of Novem
ber 9 snys: We fire sorry to leuro
that James M. GoudLarr, who was in
jure l in the !.:ek in t:'c raiiroad run
in which occaved near Vmilyke soma
weeks ago is in a bad way. Afier the
we.-k l.o was c m'ine'i to tho h -me
for some tuno. bnt lat'erlv b-is b..sn
able to move about slowly and lat J
week went to Philadelpliia for treat-!
ment, when tho physician told him j
bis wpine was nflf-ic'ed and bo could i
do nothing for him.
Co n iion vf-a'U,
VjO.il li'lli ,!..t.. LI,
Secretary of t'm
W. F. Ilarritv refused
a ch.ivier
tbe I. Hitter & Sons' feny company,
A-hich aougiit to ojierate a ferry ov-r
the 8usbuebanna river from Liver
pool, Perry county, to Liverpool
dtathm, Dauoliin county. Tbe .Si.-c-retiry
says that tho new cstnpauy
would encroach upon the rights of
the Ir.cii ferry company, which va
incorporated by special act 107, and
which has not been proved to iiavo
ben derelict in its duties. Liver
pool San.
Don't ell a murderer a crank
n.ii l: .i ...l. . i. - : . - .., r.l-.
-.ail UiUl J i I S WUUL li IS iilll"ir,-
er. dustico is iiali disarmed incoiirci
wtien the criminal is made to appear
to be a crank, for the general under
standing of the word crank is a per
son of unsound mind on some one or
a half d iz m snbject; and to create
the impression in the mind cf a jury
that a prisoner in court is a crank,
goes a great way in the direction of
securing a verdict of acquittal, for
cranks are not considered responsi
ble for what they say or do as are
people of sound woli-balanced minds.
The Cleveland administration has
learned nothing by tho late defeat
It is determined to reduce the tariff,
which will require other things to be
taxed to make up for the loss of icv
enuo on a reduced tariff. They pro
pose to increase tho tax on whisky,
and lay a tax on income, and they
will require a smelling committee in
to the affairs of every man who has
anything to smell into. There will
be nothing left cf the democracy in
the northern States for the democ
racy to vote for if tho Cleveland ad
ministration keeps on with the work
it has mapped out.
Th bwt and nl, DouWa Extract Saraapanlla Is
. H ,. TakanooUiw. 60 cents.
oeen iccaied at tne junction of tho W3 a-cuienuy aisc:iargeo, inocnargo I :roi t,,.t .q gives attention to
roads on Buffalo mountain leading taking eftVet in young L auver's Jog. j Fhiday" Evksixc, December 1.
to Miilerstown and Liverpool. Work j Ifu W;ls tnk-m hom.i aj sjju as pis-!jj De-Mctto, Subject The
was begun last week by a force of , siblo aad medical aid snmm.ined, i Harp of the S.-r'ses or tho Secret of
men to build a fourteen foot dam ! lKlt tuu wouu d was, as it claimed, I ('hj-i nricr lniUlimr
James Kerlin, aged 28 yearp, ofjsged. I know that
, 0 j . -,
1 attersru, was run over bv Miiil
in
Ijjcal on Monday at Bridge lr
Huntingdon county, and had both
leats and Iotti r.ima cut off. from the
tffiicts of which he died soon after
tue horrible accident. A sand schuto
across the railroad at Spear's Sand
works was down and caused a sudden
stopping in the speed of th train
which threw Kerlin off. with the
lbovo result. His remains ver
krugnt to thi9 place. Interment on
Yedue-da3-, at Mt. Union. A wife
and child mourn the loss of an in-
dustrious and effectionate husband
Rnd father.
Harriet II. Hall of Vaynrtown,
Ind., says: "I owe ray life to the
great South American Nervine. I
had been in bed for five tnontks from
the effects cf an exhausted Stomai-h,
Indigestion, Xervous prostration and
a general shuttered condition of my
whole system. Had given up a 1
hopes of getting well. Hal tried
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much that I was able
to walk about and a few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it is tho
best medicine in the world. I , can
not recommend it to highly." Si .Id
by L. JL5.ir.ks & Co., Druggist, Hit"
fiintowD. Pa. Feb. 'J "J.i, ly.
Wesley, son of G-orge Lauver, of
Watts township, met with a sad r.c-
aneiu.. jieanjjoun wrigns were
int. ii-u him ua nuui d ;
no-, pioper.y uress m, an . ampu.af.o ..Dj M-.tt is a prince upon the l,c
was rt-sorted to ou ta 1 M nd iv fol- , , urfe ,,ialforra. Lancaster never bad
lowmir. Ino youuLr man was not I v.: , w 1
11 . . , , . ,
,ab!o to stand tu-j surgical operation
ftR,ld'''- I have him twice every vear." Snpt.
Philadelphia pap:rs havo f.mu 1 j W. J. B-.-Kcht, Lrncas'er, Pa.
out the heme of Selim Thomas, in During the two hours of his deliv
Mi'.ford township, this county and ery tho sp.-akor bed the iLdividual
call him "a hermit with a history," , attention cf his andier.ce. vi bo mani-
! wh
o a, one ti.na was a business man
! and po!itic:an and raemlvr of a ta -
s I. oat club m I'mla .iolphia, ar.d
j travelt-d by wa'er to Nl-w Orleans in
! a skiff by way of the Juniam, the
j GiDem iugh, limnca down th Oiiio,
tht-r.ci
.-u the Mis-issijipi to the
e ud of tn 1 .arnev. He traveled lha
continent ( ver and dwelt anion? the
I : t .. .. 1 1 ... 1 1 n
red men many months. After hoifu'lv. M adviile (Pa.') Peimblicnu.
wem ied with roaminif located in Ld-
tu'J:i' P- wb,'n- !,e was elected May
or; P'bng all lus past -xp ritneu
011 --v v'l,,.v arui vexation 01 spirit he
retired to a eluded vain in L:ck:ng
Cretii i,lleV Jaa,ati county, whre
" 7 " UJo 1:1
ra contented and banpy.
Kobecca Wilkinson, of Bro-.V!..-
T O-.v lives ss Emi? as a bu
I rug. c intettcd aud happy,
j Kobecea Wilkinson, of Iro-.vti.-
! vaih-y, Ind., s.'.ys: "I have be u in a
j ii.-,t rested wuiitition for thn o yeara
I from Nervousness, Weakness of (In?
i Stoui .i he, D spepsia, and Indiges
i tion ut.tli my h-'alth. w:w I
I had been dwctoriiitr constantly with
1.
no n .:. 1 bougat cm
bo tin of
g.,,, American Nervine whvh done
me :,,.,rt, , ..v v,rtb tjf
d.Utthss! L cVl., Ju lcv ,ift). I
wou, , a,Iv.;tiC. ,.v.:rv Wf)ilL, .. . ;1 ti)
UjJ? tIlis iv;v U;fu0lv.
A few io!Ues l it
completely. I consi'
Lfts
eared me
r it the i-r'ind-
et Pie I'.cn m the
world." War
l-'-ful on!rl
r iTito,! fr:t mnvt Won
a-! teio-rvo etire
l vt !e 1" rents.
ever know;). 'I rial
So! i bv L. Banks
J'., Di uogist, Mifllii-.tofie
Pjb. 1.
Pa.
i lv.
I Corn basking io nbul over,
jsll ether out li.iir w lk done i n
and
the
the
j farmers four to live months
p.ira'ive EisTira to ai.ee.l
or
com-
k at
tlieir bur,
s, si:
.i.i.l
b"iiir,tl tlie siov
ouv at i.a'.ijir"'.
Wltn'O
i an o'-easi
and 1
wood cutlit!-, and many days for
di i vir g to
own an-! oti'.er
ana; ng me ; t ;ir i oiongn larmers Have
a goou Hsu1, liitis i.soiuv (.te tu:ng i
al'.oit tho l;fo of a farmer that i !
wi;:it:ng to nvi'-ce it the choice li.e f i
ill j th.. voild, an i that is th work ?s :
AiliiEo .-Mituidc t. the wearing of nice'
re-! c'otin s, v. iiile ;, work. Tho eyes of,
.Is ! th" oj.h.. hav been cu.t'vat' d to I
mt s critic d uud iu..tlul as to fine
( i .1 ii PC; t h ! f i.i'V Iri'll." .Ar.i l' u . '
h.ippy unh-ss they can be ires:-ci
wlaie at work, I'eoji'e throw away
many cam: ii ts to gr atify toe
the eve.
lust
Delaware Etnus-
. ,T . ," . , ,
laviu 1j u.. n nas rt t' rara nome
uf ur a vitit of suvtial months in iLo
v.. , , .
Aii.-S'is ia ana Iva'e KiU 'ti t em-
p!oye s in the Dauvilk) Hospital aie
spf nding a short vacation with their
parents and friei:is.
Miss Emma llenner is visiting rtl-
anve s at araviae, rcrry county.
'ies Funny and Mary Kurtz of
T . . f
ji...u. ,.ii.i.., ...v l. . ..to ui
Mis Lii t 15. Kurtz, of Goodville.
I
O.'r Society is in a flourishing cou-
ditiou.
'L'he Epworth League at East S.i-k-m
will render a program tntitled,
"A Night with Wesley," on tho even
ing cf the lS.b, in the M. E church,
as follows : Music, a Wesley hymn.
'Field texts of Wwsk-y," by ti.o Pres
ident, Eila 13. Kuriz. "The uescrip
tion of Epworth' by D. Alton Li'l
dick. "W'esiev and tlie children," by
E. Time-he Fry. "Life of Weslev,"
by S Kurtz. Solo, bv 1-hiima lienner.
.iVi .i... i..-f...... i- T,... i. .
'nit ,f !,., W....I,
IIIIUi.3 O UIC , I tDl' J -,
iiunoirger.
Servivs Tcllius.
Nov. 11,1893.
-. . .
Fermanagh.
Singing is still iu full bl ist at Pine
Grove.
Some of our hustling farmers are
done husking corn and have tho fod
der away.
Mrs Christia Musser, wiio has
been sick for seme time is now con
Vi-'Iescing.
Revival meeting will commeuco t.t
Pine Grove in a siiort time.
The serenading of Mr. Gingrich
and wife took place at Mr. Wm. Siz
er's residence at Sponhower's factory
November 11, 1893.
Young men, the next time you bor
row a man's wagon to go to a sere
nade, don't drive so fast, or if you do
drive fast be sure to foot the bill
Don't leave the man pay for getting
his wagon repaireS.
L. Banks Fasick will preach at
White Hall next Sabbath evening.
Let me 6ay to the young people of
this vicinity, who have latelv started
out in the Christian work, that I be-1
, , .-, .1:
iieve luai c mo caonj uwwjui-
nou-profess irs j
i'l'ii u: us. I :
i point too finger of m.-
j know thU thev try to snow us under
with their fully. If we lead prayer-
meetinc- ou tim ; if w inlb- tn
; sinner ubout bis sonl's solvation, or
his father's spiritual welfare, thov
say, "Oh I that fellow doesn't amount
to anything." And it crushes our
thoughts out of existence. Let rs
stand up and be men and women.
Let us do what is right, be it ever so !
humble. Let ub remember this i
tao ight: "Two things observe with
caru. Of whom you speak. To whom
you f peak. Aqd Lo.v and when and
where." Miles.
Teachers Institute Lectures
Monday Evening, November 27.
Address of Welcome Dr. Hollo
way. Responfce Samuel I. Stoner.
Address, by Prof. Charles 11. Albert,
of J31oomnburg.
Tuesday Evesiso, Xovember 2Sth.
L. I. Handy. Subject, "The Road
to Victory."
It was indeed a fine hvLure. Mr.
Handy is an eloquent, brilliant speak
er, wi-.h a sparkle of huin r in this
discourso that is most pleasing. Ila
is a man who must be heiird to be
fully ppprpciated. The hall was
crowded to its utmost "capiicity, and
manj' turned a-ay for want of room.
Cautou (Oliio) Evening Transcript.
Weiini'sday EvEsixn, November 29.
A. R. Horn. Subject Push and
' nj
Ihe Itctuvcr is an able man,
co-.iMictont t. lU lustico to anv suu-
, iii.t rut.'-- ui . 1,0 I, air Ailtlt Ullll
. ,;,.,. .i - .. .;.i;
festLd their tinpreci tion of his ef-
1 fori by frequent outburts of npplaus.
Tno pom 5 wLioL Dr. Da Motte is do
jiug for tho coming generation by his
' ab aLd intitrurhv-) uctures cannot
! be nnasur.'d. He richly d served
j ali ti.o praise s bestowed upon him by
thos.i
rose nr. lue cture must bs
; st-a nnd heard to be apr-reciafed
"
j 32 A KKIKPt
j ' Mingle Iloruinc. Ou Nov. 2nJ,
, 18i3, b.- Rev. II. C. Hollowav, D. D ,
C.'ir.vd Mingle and Clara B. Horning,
j iwth of Fermanagh township.
McCn.m Packard. On the
J inst, E Banks McCruin and
: Ala-ka Packard both r,f Ohio.
7)h
Miss
Mr.
this
MeCruui formerly rei'ltd in
place.
MirfLlNToWS MAKKKTS.
".rr.iwtfjw-f, "Nor. 1", IS03
eter
F-'t."
I'3':
'i .iil.'er, .
2')
21
.is
l
' "1
bides,
iiiirv.moKS ;..i:; iai.
1Vh!t . j!"
Curu m i!ux 63
U.15 27 to 3 I
'.. 50
H"".'iwl
i':uimy sij.tu t'J.M.i
i-'!x ael l r.
i';l Ill
if ........$i.2lahiiu.Jit.l
Jlidililiitis l.Ili
if. "wll-l .lll.ll rf.u I HI
ai ; tu u u ili Si'o tj 75
Pi::T.iEt.iHiA Mauklts. Whtat
(jl to (J ; corn i5 tj d 7 ; oats 3-1 t.j
tiGo; cmckeus G to Oo a lb; Jacks
lo., .. II . ,,,.l-,...t. Ili.,iirli.
17
to o'Jc; e-gs, fresh, 25 to 2Gj a
; ihet .-e 7 to 12c a lo; apples $2.-
to ; .' io a Lvirrel; potatoes C.J to
hu-.lici; sweet rotatoes 2S to
oilc a basket; ouiouaoO to 55c a bush.;
cuohige I to 3 u Lundrtd; sugars
2 to 5U- a lb; hay at 9oc to $1.15 a
hr. ;;ilV'i (OUndf; eloverseed 9 to 10c
a ib.
GraiidJurors Lire, 'i--, I Still-
rk-i. Win. C Favetio
Swartz, tb-o Milford
Iier;.ler, Wm. M fi.ibett
McGua:iey, Irvio Tue.n-oi a
Dfctr.'c!-, i 'avid Walker
ICoS, rail T...
Murphy, Thos.
Green wo 3d
Lack
E P.itterson
i h.'Dz.-r, hamaol
1 jjrtli,jr p.nvli
j Uitlii'e I N ""
Z.i-ders.'Wm. '...
crn,.-,,!,,,, v li
Port Eoya' j
. D. lnw i' I
Delaware
Lack
Greenwood
Walker
Mililiritown
Milllintown
Kcah;
Fayette
.Tiisciiiot i
, . . .Fay t;tte
. . Patterson
. .lVucrson
. .Ddawiire
Poi t Royal
T, 193.
. Ji;trJ( J. M . .
0;,ei:,' Luc: an
llf ek' ti. W
i y!lWk. r,.n,y .
jj,, jjXa,.ton
stut.k w Bt:ev
r.OOC'l r V
II -viiolda, Frank
Cramer, If. L
Isenberg, llnrrv
r.igf, i:.i!i::3 v
Me'Ju l'ch. D. 13
l'etlt Jurors, Dec
C'lher, Geo
Lathers, W. A . . .
Liuv.-r, Fred ....
IJaruer, Lieni y . . .
Bowcr.sox, E II. .
. . Thompsontown
Lack
Monroe
. . . .Sus;p.:ohannt
Monroe
Wu-kr
Eea'e
Fermanagh
Ferroai.a'ij
Walker
Favette
Turbhtt
Fayette
Tucarora
Tnscnrora
Spruce Hill
Monroe
Miiford
Pert Royal
. . . .Susquehanna
Spruce H?U
Milford
Tuscarcra
MifHiiito'.vn
Spruce Hill
Walker
Morroe
Milford
! Wii.-on, L. N
.. i .... T :
,.-' ,'" '' T', "
"' r, John
vi'otiijiiaver. .wen
A dims, James.
Sausmau, Jac - b. . .
Kohler, John
(-layman, Jacob. . .
Kinzer, Wm ,
Milbken, Chas. . . .
Richardson, David
Rt-nu.'r, Ephriem.
Jis. llerst
McFaddeti, John. .
Shaffer, E. G
Yoder, Christ
Aughey, Jacob
I'alterson, J. S
Meyers, Samuel . . . .
Tf-lfi-r, Samuel
Smith, Jas.. Sr ,
Ulrich, D. K
Suover, John ,
Memminger, Rob. . .
Shirk, W. V
Spruce Hill
. . . .Fa ette
Fayette
. . .Fayette
Kauffman, Jas-, Jr
Bowfli sox, J-ickson . . .
Puffenberger, Wm. . .
Fermanagh
Bashor, David Fermanagh
BaRhor, M. R Monroe
Horning, C. B Miffiintown
Shadle, Hall Greenwood
Koons, Jas Turbett
Dolen, Charles.
Milford
T :
".ci , :h.-..li . .
)
3Zra. ZTicrcta Ilartsen
For fotirtoen year i I liave suffered wlta kl.l.
nej t-o-.itilsj my back so lame that lometimes 1 1 5-.i a I -I
Could Not Raise Mysc!f 1 lZzi'''?
up out ot my chair, nor tiim myseU in bed. I
fonlj not f!o"p, sr.'.'. iuf!r-l p-rot itirM
wliUc.y :oci I h-.va j::r bii-.ii oi
Ilood'a Sar.ai;iri!;a. I ! likr? a now person,
cud ::iy tcrribia suilirrlni iiavoall gcLie. hi'Q
H coinf jrt comy-Hro-i to tlie piUcry it wed to
bo Mi:s. i iiF.jiKHA HAit :sox, AlMoa, r.
Hor1 PIMs cur Constipation hy rofttor
tojj te i:4'uiluu hc lion oi lUr ahrinl;ixy cauaL
inl, H:?ii?:- L itb, S!.,:ni? a nud all
ilill f iiit'i!i- cHti'-d ly t;er I;iie las
biiYni, V,. V. Ilurnphiey, iKOa-o :.
lY'icti I.iiuher a pi:claJ:Y. ilar.f,
Juniata county, Pa. " tf.
-'J p. deuh;
PRICTIC1L DllfTIST,
(Gric:i:tH p tt.f. PI i'liiflj-liii Den'al Col-li.fi-.)
Iiirmirly ' M .f!liilmr?. I'a , his lo.
calert j.-riniim tillv in M illlinrnwn, im ri;c-ces-o.-
ti llie'nt- lr. (1. L. LK-rr, and
c(clirur lb;? (ientfl lnisinfn (i'sttiiil.ln..-i
liv tti( i.i! t-r hi lt!) t tii km ... d .f
licc en l'rrtilt- e.rci t cj.p.i.siic L'mirl lli,iitn.
tt7" TLKTii liXTKACTED, AUSOITTF -
....
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
o Chloroform. Ether, or Gas W.
cimi.i ..'in), .Air.li 1 iniiiii!i
AllHufeiiie (iiiumi-tei (1 ,-r i c cl..are
will be limdi'.
XT A'.l wi.rir t-iMiT.ntrf.d to pue j-ilict
fiatinf ir tinn. Terms, firietl ci.
IL P.DERR,
Prar'ltnl tcntfst.
HOI ! OPS?f;P
HAVE THE LARGEST CLOTHING LTCliE.
THE LAKGRST STOCK OF CLOTiUXi;.
And are tbe largest dralers in Clrrl'i"!? in .run:-, ta County If you doubt
it, examine our .'lock anj cnuipase it wi'ii '.riior-' and render your verdict.
They have alt their Fall and Win'i.r ! .! in stork. Others are ham
mering nway on Summer ir.oil.'j V.' S rf.nl,--r is here linen flusters arc
not iu stle. Their stock this m-ioii e.,.;-.r:-f a'l tlie Uttst in fancy worst,
fdi", faticy cl.evints, i lack chevied, ei.-iu ( n s. Ac. In all the diff.reut
shakes, rouuii and fij'inre snokj, sins!.; c-r rirn'
prices ranfje for lurn's sui's frou' (VI) ta- , to (
drens' suits from qui to srveu d.,iiiiis. fiurri
soale.
Tbsy bava undoubtedly the gnnlr,.' !i:u
this market.
Tbe Finest Bi aver Oats Im?d wi'h Sttiu, in Black. Illue and Brown
The west Superb Line of Ker,"js n! M.dtun. in ;Ur.: and Ii'hf sb3des.
The genuine Chinchilla in Ubic and Black ' red i;ii a.in. AUo in tbe best
Italian Cloth, in prices ranging fre-.i) 7 K -JC 1 .'Isr
ti:i:ih iji.-ss-j or
HEAVY STOIOI COATS
COMPKISES Irish Fricz-, cnni;e
Satinette at prieen that wiil surrri-x ton
A Full Line of Children' Ovcr-joatn v t lew.
Their line cf rts is oirays tec lut t .'. H e b.-.vc ii,p Uat Trado
all tho young men ktivw if, hIoIo t!,py (..ruipfiy w.-i.t io Hsiribur" they
buy of us.
in necgwear an i supi ro.-rs tiiev
Their lice ot" Fine Sl irts. ''ui:c:
nothinfr to be dpired.
Jjarge men will find a Complci" bi
n. i.. i ii .. .
ui'iwrir, uiiiiui-i, ukit&uii cvrrao ivii are in,: Kcrir by- or.'icr
Tbey are the Agents ef the Oeiei.rtcd iH-iijr1 :s S'lca &a 1 have sll
and sizes.
They are also the agents of the world wt.tf
tbe smallest boy or the Uigtst man.
They have a full line of ijold and silv r ;
collar and ruff buttons, Trunks. Hand liij.'i.S:
t rella &c.
1 hacking the pnblic for tbeir iine.-a! pa-p-nngc in the past, and assuring
you that we will endeavor to merit a eoioii r. kip, nf i: -n tbe ftitnie wo are
yours to serve. HObLWUAl'GH & SON, tf.p C'C'.icr-i, M-.in Sr., Patterson Pa
,7 --V't ;
I ." ' "i . -
U f . - ii"':-
I -.VS i ' - 'jr.
u i :yi.fv- -U'' I i-li
';? V -"-1 ''&5t-M-J
.1
l ,:"s -. . - ; m.- Z'rS : I
"it-. i',,-..ii-V'
' 1
HORSES.
There has been a great deal of talk tl ( ut n.y torses net being safe in
Time of Funerals. 1 bave new dippoft d et 'l at trim of horses, and purchased
an elegant team cf BUtk Hoses t O e if si cl $575X0 which are perfeotly
safe. Any wcmaD can drive tbem. They py t o atttention to cars.
THE MILD POWER CUBES.
HUMPHREYS'
Dr. Iliintithrt-v Sprriffrvnre 'Jcrtiflcn.MT sod
ciuffuuy i.rr).are-l Hnn4iJ. Uwvl fr j-'ra in
trivtvt praotii-e and for over tntrty rajTi bT tl
people wIl i em, re uc-js. verv single Spvcltlo
rK.Ui ll VllTx.- f '-r IllO ll.'SI' llw ii-.mftl.
XUi-y euro it .r,m fn;fhLr. 1 uuVnrrMnrinf
Remrttle ;f i'ic irij,
urr or nr. rica.
3 VfAt;, Wt rtn , Worm 0:c...
3-TinO.:n:t tiiMc, i? V utdn.uL4 9-2 i
4 -Diurrhrn. "t rii.'iimt or Art; It-
a-Iyt--lcrr.irlp!ai;, LiH.-t; K.a,Lc '23
(('hsirr.i Ttcrbiitt, VoibUia..
7 ? fc- witl. i roDf nitM.
I- Nparal-rir-. Ml.rtii'. Jar:.irlr... .5
r-Mcaucrt 4, Men JUc-lb, erti,o,
lO !Vri.-ln Klih'tWtlii. rnHTtifrtttna .4-1
1 l-Sunpir.v(I cr Pfeiufail l'rioi.
1 i V utrs3, :.' JTrufu rn kxU
i:f Crr. l sr:'iiylUit, Hirerti j
1 I SrIi Hhoaw, Ar3B t'A tru;.lioni. .tfj
1 5 H Uoumai'kum.or i.Anintic i'liui..
ltr.Blial or niecUin -JJ
1 H OpH'haU.iy. rv eik Kr. M-t
-W u i p g f onyh..., 5
ti(-A:.(ll.lif Jfrunl rrcutbU)IJ
2- Lttr ly- 'ia- pu, Ir;vein.d kw.iii
Z3 ScimIh!. li.i i;tr-h.I l. lr fuJs, flliUir- ,.
z& 1 Otnm al iVt.l:, i L. V. c.Jt :.
ci -y, n.d'i ramy 3crrtivt
2( T cknerie frvat I:;:I!i.mj .23
7 Hlrtacy '!nma s- ... .2&
i'-?-('i e M b, C;.i.kt
rinnry W. a kaaw, Wcts.bgXh.'d..
31 F.il;tul P;rjrU ,
i!Iibiij-r::tt I ncrauM Srr 'tti- jt..
Si-iltrmir 1 tinfi;i4i4 CrujUus. m&3
K::r. NUMBERS:
I'-hTIv. I. i. ii... y ;-,! ,4e!i i.OI
Si-T. i. 'ra,rso!ih- 3iri. a:!pltftlou I. Oil
fc 'd Uv Dt kf.-l-tt. or iMct-i ld on nrrtul of prx-.
u: 'Wr-M.: . , rt y.rv..i i i nu wntian Tr.
s
Q
6
Oi
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTinENT."
For Film Rt-na! "r Tntrsial. UlrJ orTSWrilTiir:
risiuiuln .i;.. a. l.li.ror I i.lin ..f Ihe l:vi.'ttijii.
The roli'-f is ii:n.ioiliau.ltM, u:u a. I'.uiu.
PEIOE, SO CTS. TRIAL SIZE. ?SCTS.
I bj Drnt'.., or Mt B t.. .it f rir.
Buarni:f i'i.i. (O.. m lisniuiu, hu. sm tori
'.HUMPHREYS'"
I:r Ek:;s, Ca;tlo, Sassp, L:s3, Ejjs
i SCOTaso T ou Trj-atmrnt of Anlmala
1 ana Lri feui Ji riro.
cmrv ( Frvrri ' r.,nr: lioa. lrnnnmtioll
, ..A. ( fni.ini .'.l'Miniiiii ,"Uiik IiiTtr,
i:,;tam-
r r 1 ,,: 11: ,,r r uoirnclei
Il.n. t riiia-y end Ktlury Oifeanrs
I.i. Lrtivi i ve ii-t-u ., Mnukf.
Finr!1 Pottle iovWdosel, - .U(j
H-ri:-sry riuvOMm-it Modici.iur, 70O
Jnr eu rin-iry Cnre Oil, 1.00
ty Prayr-i tM tr ct prrfia tMjmhfnwmi tm aay
fjtur'itv mt rr. ;j(t f prirrv.
HI H I iiH t -i ru. CO., 1 1 1 JL 7 13 nilUuB 9U, Xrw fork.
ii. t.reHsted, curaways, Their
tut'-titv dollars and in chil
y ail Oisscs ean te suited in tbis
.f
r'ss ovcrreets rrer seen io
S.,.-i
f r clip'
aM-iuierc, CbincLil'a
aul
and
nnw
:
t'ui
th" htc-t K'i h,1
t to be had.
underwear leave
, pantaloons, un-
Uc
-nry hiiq
c of (.Xtr.i siz -.j su
styles
rt Orr Overall aud can Gt
-, ? iid chains, gold rings,
's, V alises, Telescopes, Um-
VTs:.-s-.
Sr ';-'n.-.-.: '.--it
VERY TRULY,
S. S. RUBLE,
XKEAIKIS I PI UUIEAL DIRECTOR.
tfr fe c.?
"'i 3
r'm.m-
AUILllY, LRA1NS, CAPITAL, DETERMINATION, rJ EXPKR
IEXCE are the five points tLat make our businesc- grow larger each day. V
gain by every etle a lriend ami customer.
3G- This price will buy your choice from aline of Men's pood ben
est Fall suits, m single or doable breasted style. Their true val
ue is away above tbe felling prieo, but values 50 begging these
days. Have you $6. If so, select one of these suits.
$10
The Suits we c.flvr at $10 are
vijtj and Ca-iimere cut in both
caoDot be matched anjwLcre below $15.
TEN DOLLARS. The Fall Overcoats we show at $10 ara made of very Sua
Cassitneres and Covert Cloths in latest shades and colors, out in semi
or (nil box style; unobtainable anywhere below $14 to $1G.
C At $12 we offor a truly superb liae of Meu's All- Wool Suits, cut i
latest shapest of Business Sack and Frock Styles, and made of
best Aiopriean CasMineres and ClieviotSj they'd bo good value at $18
and $17.
TW ELVE DOLLARS Notbins Mike our finely fashioned and c irnfully tailor
ed Spring Top OnaN at $12 1-ave ever bpen i.fforsd in this town at that
price. St lish d.essers; see them. You will be s-urprised.
! If yen want something rxtra fine nee our imported DrFs Suits at 15.
---Thpy're made of a'l different choice material, cut trinmipd and ewed
like custom work, and are the equal of any $20 Suits oered.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS. Don't buy a Fall Overcoat for $20. $22 or $25 until
yen have seen ours for $15. If you don't prefer tbem to most gar
mcnts cff.red elsewhere for cne-third to one half more monpy, don't buj
Schools will i.pen soon and our regular annual sale of n'dmo! Mi'it -will
take place. It'jid:
75 cents will buy choice from a mi of good, durabls and nobby navy ool
nred Sailor Suit.--; worth moro than double.
$2 will buy chfiiie from a line of Boys' Suits, in all different matprial. and
latest piterns, cut in double breasted Kij.ifcr, Ziuive "Jani ir, Priui.-oe, ,1id
way, and other new Fall Styles nnidc to sell at $3 and $3.50
$3 9S will buy your Choice from an extra fino line of boys' New Fall
Suits in pretty end original styles, and made of f-t; ictly Ail Vuul Cassimerea
and Cheviots. Tbey are worth $5 and $0.
50o for choice from a big line of Knee I'ants, madj of wear resisting Cass
imeres and Cheviots.
Tbe Litest Fashions in Derbys aud Alpioo Ilts for $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3.
Exclusive Hatters get a bnidred per cent, more for the same make.
NECKWEAR IN THE
2 5c. 50o. A large assortment of Trunks and Satchels oa Second rioc-r at low
est Prices.
Fl
the Wliolasale & Betail Clothier, Bridge St., EiffiMcwn, PsuLa.
1 805, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Rpccla! Invitation To The Publi?
To att'.-r.fl the xttractive Sale ol Clothing that goen on daily
from
fHE IMMENSE ST0GK
OF
ill
!
i
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods hr
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
i
j It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUJL STYLES
of Su;ts and Overcoats at tho Wonderfully Low J'rices.
i
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, po dc.i't fai
lu Live him a c;dl il in need of Clothu-g,
W. H
xJ.
MIFFI 1 TOW
HAVE ICU EONEYTC IiEFCSIT?
ARE YOU A BORROWER ?
, c
-CALL AT
rm Pin
L i1- A
Pr iS
at t
KlFLI"i.w, fa.
FOUR PER CKK T.
IKTKEEBT
PAID 0. TIME CLRTJFIt'ATES,
Kcncy Leaned at Iciest Rates.
JtiXV IS THE WOKI.D.
TNi xrvmrlTin qur 1 i aro nneiimnpsl, eaiV.7
CQtlastinir t'J-o boes cf tiny oher bmjirt. Ko4
2octi by teal. trO ET I'll t GKSi 11 Ji E.
roa sat.f. by i-H.-ti-ras cry eiut.lt. lyr
Q ALE'SMEX
j isr t1 it: td
LOCAL. OK TRAVELLING, to si ll
onr
and
Nursery Steck. Salarv, Kxpenses
Steattv Employment guaranteed.
CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY,
Dec. 8, '91. Rochester, K. Y.
Tbe Senltnel and Repuihtan oUico ia the
place to get job work doBe. Tiyit. It will
pay yon if yon need anything in that line.
a a
FIRST FALL
SALE OP
uits,
p'ehavo jnst returned from a completely
dimor&tizcfl Cl-.tbii nmrt.et, and ft'though
onr purchA'.ffl wero larger tn.ir. eTtr before
r iiionfy invested , owmp to I hr ereat sbriDK
ipe tn vaint's, caused bv tbe great itrineoucy
tar Ie?s thun ;n previous seiton. TLm. of
wj i . . ii : a ii -i ivri .i n n ivi 1 11 11 u v wm
tic tire iu tur iitv.or).
made of fine All Wool American CheT-
sinjrT and dnubbv breisted stylus, and
NEWEST SHAPES,
A R L E Y
rZS" PA.
J UM ATA VALLKY 1U:TK,
F ?jir-t.ixTew?r, r t.
WITH
BltANCD AT PORT F.CYAL.
StoktoIderB Iudivi"5cany Li abb.
JOSKPn ROTI1ROCK. Pr,u' n'
T. VAN IKTVIV, Cashier.
TUBECTOBS.
V. C. Pr.meroy, .f"pph Tr tl roek,
John Kt-r'r'er, Josiah L. H.irton,
Knhert K. Pnrker, Lonia E. Atkinson,
T, V. I.w.j,
SToccnoiriERs ;
Philip M. Ke, nor, Annie M. ;hnlley,
Jonf(.h Rothrork, Jane II. Irwir,
I . K. ikinscn, R. K. Pa'k-r,
VT. C Porwroy, J. riolmes Irwin
Mury Kcrtx, Jerome K. Thompbon. Jr,
John fr7.!er, T. V. Irwin.
rhnrlotfeSnvder, Josiuh L B.irton,
John M. PUir, Robert H. Patter on,
F. M. V. reTiBlI, Levi Light,
PamnelS. Rothrock, Wm. Swarta.
Solomon Manbeck,
""hrp- and Four per cer.'. if. teres t will be
paid oa certificate of deposit.
fjan 23, 1821 tf
to mm in
PutPrtni frrnn ths fffecu of you Jifui error, mrr
dec, waiting weaknetM, lout ntAubood, ef o., I wIlI
end a. vlublr trt;.i containing taW
p&rtlculmra for hom cure, FPEEf charge. A
sptoadld aaedieal work ; should b read by every
Zixan who ia Darrooa ard debilitated. Addream.,
RUPTURE!
'n.A mmnlnn.'
livDr.J. n. Jin-. ,
VII lHkbl I .... .
I'O. iLTt At 'ni'P. 1.H IHirrH binArhn. .
1 lay. Thuuskmls of rare. Dr. Mayer Is ut
lloioi Pnn, ltemlinar, Pa., necood Satarday ol
each month- bead for circulars. Ailricv Xri:u
,ii!'n.s.
,.r:f)Ho-V: . j i . .aonriij'.'d;.;iJ5'.:WM:.".-iW-5h.
TWrT'MJpJI ft l i' 1 in. til I'-inrTTnm.
r. --V IHJ.itnV ' 'TUttiJ.t: li
K'HVt!WW!'trV-fff("PTW .Yvo