ENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
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MIFFLINTOWN :
TTEIWESDAY. DEC 6, 1898.
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SHORT LOCALS.
Pennsylvania La 20,000 farmers"
Eil B ..relay, is selling canned fruit
for the cannery.
Sime doctors pradict an epidemic
of Grip in s winter
rnuylvania ranks fourth as a
wool producing state.
Congress convened on Monday,
Jjook out for breakers.
Er Sheriff Walls dopped in to see
the Institute last Thursday evening-
.Miss Madge Keller, Lewistown,
spent last wotk with Miss Marion
Scholl.
Joel Shirk and son hava bought
tha Smith farm near Oakland for
$2300.
The Pennsylvania railroad carried
to th Chicago World's fair 1.766,000
people.
Frank Patterson, of Ilarrisburg
n?nt Thanksgiving at home with his
mother.
Dr. GrubH, has been a school di
rector the p'-st 17 years in Thotnp
v.atown. Willicm Luck put a 410 pound hog
ia his larder for winter use, a few
days ugo.
The Knights of Labor have eleo
ted a man named Sovereign to rule
over them.
Hon. Latimer Wilson, has built a
eWp fold to the barn on his farm
a. Vat Wert.-
Ja:nes Strnyer, a student of Dick
iaoa college, Carlisle, is home on a
short vacation.
T? Joe ITerf zler, of Port Royal,
. .-.tTbursvlaj and Friday of last
,,- k in town.
Mi Aonie Mcllean, of Mc.Vlister
vil'.e spent Institute -reek with Miss
Jennie At.ua..
Miss Emily Murray carae home
from Birmingham Seiuinary, to spend
Thanksgiving.
Llisk Mary Horr, of Port Royal,
visited Mies Mind Wilson several
days last week.
Miss Mary Ilettzlerand Bess Kep
ner, of P rt K yal, attended Insti
tute ThurFilcy.
About three inches of sn.,w fell on
Saturday tii'at, and was followed by
a raiu on Sunday.
Miss Maud and Nerva Kennedy,
of Hiurisburg visited Miws Mama
Gnshard last week.
Tue Slate B ard of Agriculture
analyz 1 only 1400 varieties of for
tilizur t' o past year.
John Etka hna withdrawn the
libel prosecution against Editor Bju
all of tho Tribune.
TLs infant son of J. Howard Neely
dial last Wednesday evening of
membraneous croup.
The Perry County Farmers insti
tuts will b9 held in Millerstown, Jan
nary 9 aud 10, 1894.
Harry Kauffman and wife, of Har
risburg spent Thanksgiviug day
among friends in town.
Banker Holmes Irwin, of Newport,
pent 'i'hanksgiviujf with his brother
and sistera in this place.
Miss Maud Hdggnrty, of Chicago,
is visiting Miss Mary North, daugh
tsr "f Washington North.
IV. F,d Straver was home for
TL'. ksgiving, from medical duties
in government service ia Massachus
etts. Jerome Thompson, came over from
"' duties in the Middleburg bank,
lu spead Thanksgiving at home in
Juniata.
The Presbyterian Church at Aca
deroia has been repaired and will be
re-opened for services on the 12th of
December.
Sheriff Samuel Lapp basa number
of friends who are urging him to
take the field a3 a cindidata for the
Legislature.
Presid mt Cleveland has appointed
u. Scott Harrison, ex Pusident II r
iv n'a brother, surveyor of cus'oms
at Kansas City.
EsSheriff W. H. Knoase, of this
county delivered a lectura in Centre
school house, in Perry county last
Baturdny evening.
W. H. Moore, one of the newly
elected curly commissioners, took
in the Thanksgiving service, and the
Institute, uu Thursday.
There was no preaching in the
rierb'-Uri.u church on Sabbftth on
account o' Kev. Mr. Henderson,
laviu;,' bi'n stricken with Grip.
Bert Robigon and Nevin Aughey,
v ho attended school at the Mission
.iy Tnttitute, at Sclinsgroye were
IiOEt or Thanksgiving vacation.
The letters uncalled for in tbe Mif
tiiatown pot-t office for tho woek end
mg December 2d, were for Mr.
Lewis Bunger Miss Annie Womer.
Miss Maud McMeen, of Ohio stop
i.rtd oiT ia town last week, on her
av to Hnrt T?rvl whore she expects
1 ) snpnil tha winter w ith her sister
- 3 ... - i
James McMullcn of East Water
ford wis in town on the last day of
:1a Institute and did not forget to
I-.k in and see the Institute at work.
George H. Nash, aged 63 years,
brother of the editor of the Hunting
'1 n Journal, died i: Huntingdon on
tue evening of tbe 2Gth day of Novem
l e ".
n earthquake, one day last week
;.-' -ed Canadians about Montreal,
I its vibrations were felt down
aiong the coast as far as into York
Jt ate.
' 7!. eaDeuMe Extract tarsatarlOa Is Haanars.
tfslSe IsnsuisM
A wild turkev flaw nnf it,.
jaes of J. H. Stoner, in Fermanagh
lownsnip on Monday morning. Ston
er shot the fowL It weighed twelve
pounds.
The joints and muscles are so lub
ricated by Hood's Sarsaparilla that
all rheumatism and stiffness soon dis
appears. Get only Hood's. Nov. 15.
loU3.
John Masser. residing at McAllis
terville, died last Wednesday even
ing, November 29th, aged about 73
years. He was a prosperous and
prominent man in the community in
which he lived.
Last week Judge Lyons called at
the newspaper offices and paid sub
scription in advance. The Lord as
well as the printers loves the citizen
who paj s in advance.
State Superintendent Shaffer made
many friends while here attending
Institute, last week, by his gentle
manly deportment, and learned and
wholesome discourses.
Freight conductor Cyrus B. Lowe,
of Altouua, was killed in the Harris
burg railroad j aid on the evening of
theletinst by being uu over by
the yard shifter.
Over 4,000,000 poople liva upon
wages paid by railroad companies,
and the railroads get the money with
which to pay, from people wh ride
and ship goods and grain ou the
railroads.
Sorofula eradicted and all kindred
diseases cured by Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, wuirli by its vitalizing and al
terative enects, makes pure blood.
There is a mill at Lawrenc?,Mass.
where the bell rings at 9 P. M.,
which is a signal fur the girls e m-
ploytd at the mill to retire. Any of
them seen on the street after 9 o'clock
are liable to discharge.
Frederick Espenschale, has men
at work blasting bjulders on the
tract of land bought from Enoch
Homing's heirs. Dynamite is used
to blast the boulders, some of which
weigh 10 and 12 tons.
The great value of Hood's Sarsa
parilla as a remedy for catarrh in
vouched for by thousands of people
whom it has cured. Nov. 1, '93.
Misses Anna Keller, Ella Mac
Namary, Josie Btymar, Sadie aud
Hettio Dryer, Johu HendersoD, El
mer Nolty, Charlie II ffnan and
Harry Banner, of Lewistown, spent
Thursday afternoon in town.
Grip, or influenza, has ag:.in be
come epidemic iu portions of the old
world aud may be expected in Amer
ica b;fore spring time. Uafortu
nately there is no remedy known by
which its dread march miy be stop
ped. It K'tver fails to Cure MANNERS
DOUBLE EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
M.ss Anderson, a United Prosby
terinn Missionary who has beeu in
India ten years vit-ited at the Misses
Adams, on Washington street Do
c?mbeT 1st and 2nd She has bofu
lfcruring through the Big Spring
Presbytery.
There is joy in Altoona, over an
nouncement tl at tho Pennsylvania
railroad shops, wbii.'h have been
working tive days a week, and nine
hours a dav, will go to work on full
time thw week, working 10 hours a
day and six days a week.
Dr. M. J. Davis, a native of Dela
ware township, tins county, was.
elected a member of the Io.va Legis
lature, at tha late election, which was
a good thing for tho Cass county dis
trict to do. The Doctor's friends
here, extend congratulations.
No other sarsaparilla has equaled
Hood's in the relief it gives iu sever
est cases of dyspepsia, sick headache,
biliousness, etc.
In publishing the scattering vote
cast for eldnrs in the lute coogrega
tional meeting held in the Presby
terian church the name of Tobias
Auker vas omitted. Mr Anker
was not in the field for the eldership,
but some one casta vote for him.
John O'Brien, Tho wasrun5ver by
the cars near Millerstown, and had
both legs crushed and lacerated, on
the 27th of November was brought
to the railroad hospital, at this sta
tion where he died on the next day.
Interment in Union cemetery by the
county.
Last Sunday Rev. H. C. Holloway,
was at Center H ill, Center County,
assisting in the rededication of the
Lutheran Church building that was
originally built when he was a boy
and f uT which he carried bric't and
mortar to pay a subscription to the
bnilding-
Hood's Suisaparilla has cured
many afflicted with rheumatism, and
we urge all who suffer from this dis
ease to gue this medicine a trial.
Grip has made its appearauce in
certain parts of Ciuibria county.
Winter, tho prip and Email pox stare
the country in the face. The small
dox oau be ruled out by vaccination
but the winter cannot be escaped,
and it will bo hard to dodge tho grip
Colonel Moorhead, of this county
is hurrying bis railroad enterpuse in
Path Valley, and Mr. Gnng, ! iNe
port, is heading his railroad in tbe
same direction. Parties represent
ing both interests, separately, met in
Path Vallov. some davs ago and from
reports from the valley, the Colonel's
road has the inside tracr.
Scrofula whttber hereditary or ac
quired, is thoroughly expelled from
the blood by Hood's Sarsaparilla, tha
... . -v- iff "no
great blood pnriner. iov. xo, jo,
General Wm. Lilly, republican
ro ncressman at larjie from Pennsyl
vd mil. liod at his home in -Vaucli
nil nnk on tbe 1st inst., nged 2
I , i 1 : 1
years, lie was uorn poor uui uieu n
lilir nmn. He made a fortune
in tho stone coal trade. Governor
Paitisnn will order a special election
to fill tho vacancy caused by his death,
in February.
The letters uncalled for in the
Patterson post office on the 30th of
November 1893 were for G. H, Tat
ton, MiFS Maggie Long, Annie Kine
T. H. Jordon, Samuel Cunnings,
Walter Burns, Mrs- A. Jalm, Francis
Lerimario, Scott Miller, J. H. Rod-cer-
H. C. Pierce, Postal cards Dan
iel Riddle, J. S. Detra, A. P.Haldam
In asking for letters in above list,
say they sre advertised.
Have you tried South American
Nervine the gem of the century T
1 be great cure for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant.
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot-
ties 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggists, Mifflin town, Pa.
Nov. 14. ly.
Some weeks ago, J. C. Neighlin
ger, came to Juniata county to col
lect for the St. Louis stove company
that had a number of men in this
county lust summer selling ranges.
He w:i here nnmn days stopping at
the Jacobs House, when he was
stricken with pneumonia from the
effects of which he died between 12
and 1 oVlork. on Monday morning.
The best of attention was given him
and his wife and son and other rela
tives were sent for and were with
him a number of days before his
demise, as well as at the closing
hour of his earthly career. He was
aged about 05 years His remains
were taken to Springfield, Illinois
for ititerment.
Serious Railroad Accident.
Railroad brakeman, W .McDonald,
of Altoona, was caught and seriously
injured in a freight wreck near Port
Royal on the 29th day of November.
His left ankle wa crushed so badly
that amputation became necessary,
nbout eigh inches below the knee
joint. Dr. D, .V. Crawford, and Dr.
Darwin M. Crawford, gave the sur
gical attention that the case required,
and he was sent home to his family
in Altoona. where he is reported to
be doing well considering the nature
of accident.
Court Proceeclnajs-
Conrt convened on Monday at
10
o'clock a. m.
Constables made their returns.
One bastard child was reported from
each of the following townships,
Fayette, Delaware and Port Royal.
Grand jury was called, sworn and
charged by the Court. Constable
G. B Foltz was appointed to wait
on tho Graad jury and constables
J. H. Leidv, aud Philip Pannebaker
were retained to wait upon tl.o C ;urt.
In the case of Com. vs. Charles
Mayes charge fornicat:on and bas
taidv child not born au l recogni-
7acea of defendant renewed to De
cember term.
In the matter of the partition of
the real estate of James M. Dunn
late of Milford township, deceased,
return to order of sale. Property
sold to Eli Dudu for $212.00.
Andrew Banks, E-wt., auditor in
tho estate of Thomas Rumberger,
deceased, filed his report in open
court.
In the estate of WiKiam K hler,
late of Turbett township, deceased,
petition for order of sale of real es
tate filed and granted as prayed for.
Petition of Rev. G. L. Mace of
Thompsoutown, for right to adopt
Amelia Hudson, a minor child was
granted as prayed for.
Wilberforce Schweyer, Eq., filed
his report a-s auditor in the estate of
Joseph Mirx, la'e of Monroe town
ship, deceased.
Will L. Hoops, Enq , filed his re
port ns auditor ii, the estate of C. J.
Siu'th, late of Delaware township,
deceased.
Petition of Philip M. Miller, guar
dian of minor childreu of Matilda
Miller, to sell real esia'e belonging
to his wards in Spruce Hill toivnstiip,
granted as prayed for.
On attachment execution No. IS,
December term, 1893 Piane .V.ini
fac tilling Company and John F.
Jacobs. Interrogations on gai
nisbees file I.
A. Bradford Evans. Joseph .V.
Evans and David II. Taylor, were
apjiointed to review a road starting
in Fermangh township near Cedar
Springs, and extending to Van Wert
in the township of Walker.
In the Estate of Philip Kepner,
late of Port Royal, deceased, peti
tion of widow and heirs to have
widow's interest in real estate
charged, granted.
In the matter of the rulo.on James
P. Johnson to show ciuo why cer
tain gas stock should not be sold
and distribution be made to thot.e
entitled, supplemental answer file.l.
William M. Allison, Esq., was ap
pointed auditor to audit tbe accounts
of Prothonotary and Register and
Recorder.
Wilberforce Schweyer, Esq , hav
ing been elected District Attorney
at tbe November election, took the
ea'h of office in open Court.
Tbe Grand jury was discharged
at 3 oVlock on .Monday afternoon,
having finished all business before it.
All civil caupes on the list were
continued to February Term.
Com. vs. John Kepler, charge for
nication and bastardy. Prosecutrix,
Way Bonsall. Defendant plead guilty
to tho charge of fornication, aud a
the child was dead the plea was ac
cepted by the Commonwealth. Kep
ler was sentenced to pay a fine of six
cents and all costs of prosecution.
Com. vs. Robert Innis, and Olia
Imes charge dynamiting fish in
Tuscarora creek. Innis plead nott
contendere and lues plead not guilty.
Ioies claimed to be innocent i f the
charge, saying he -aa called down
to the creek by Ianis, who with a
man named Noll, were using dyna
mite to kill fish, but he admitted he
wadd in the creek after an explo
sion, trying to catch fisb. The jury
in the case was out all night and
returned a verdict of not guilty as to
Oho lines. R ibert Innis was sen
tenced to pay a fine of $50 and cost
of prosecution and be confined in
county jail for fifty days in default
of payment.
Com. vs. Wilson Palm charge
dynamiting fish in Tuscarora creek.
Prosecutor Robert Innis. This case
was brought after the case of the
Commonwealth vs. Robert Innis and
Olin Imes had been commenced and
was for the same offense. Palm
proved however he only came down
to tbe creek to Bee what was
going on and not to take part in dy
namiting. He was the star witness
for the commonwealth in the case
against Robert Innis and Olin Imes.
Verdict not guilty.
In the divorce proceedings of An
nie Crawford vs. Darwin E. Craw
I ford, subpoena in divorce, granted.
A Good Hotel.
Teachers while attending the In
stitutelast week made the Jacobs
House their headquarters. JVine
host Arbogast, is one of the quietest
and most obliging aud efficient of
landlords, with an appreciation of
the fitness of affairs to such a degree
that his house has a large patronage
from far and near. There is a de
corum about the hotel that takes
with the public. The table is
good, the rooms are comfortable, the
service is satisfactory, and the bar
is kept strictly within the line of
propriety. On Thanksgiving Day it
was closed at 5 p. m. against all call
er. The hotel is a good one to stop
at.
T n.r fklla to cure MANNERS donbla
ztsaet SARSAPARILLA. SOc everywhere
Dedication.
The United Brethren church at
Locust Run, will h dedicated on
Sunday, December I7th, 1893, A
m "rning afternoon and evf ning service
will be held: Ministers from a dis
tance will t-ike part in the exercises.
Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown,
Ind., says: "I owe my life to the
great South Americm Nervine. I
had been in bed for five months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition of my
whole system. Hid given up all
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The
firet bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much thnt I was able
to walk about and a few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I lelieve it is the
best medicine in th wrM. I cart
not recommend it to highly." Sold
by L. Banks & Co., Druggist, Mif
flintown. Pa. Feb. 9 93, ly.
.
State Grange.
A s3sion of four days of the State
Grange, Pntror.fl of Husbandry, will
be held is Harribure, beginning on
Tuesday December 12.
Farmers Institute.
The Juniaf a Farmers Institute will
be held at McAHstersm'lle January
30th and 31st, and at East Water
ford February 1st and 2nd, 1894.
RevlTal Meeting;.
The Railroad Men's Christian As
soc:etion has been conducting revival
meetings at various points along the
road of the Philadelphia division.
If raaewrtU set eatsd tsks Msnnsri DouBls
tec Ssrusarilla. It's tits bert. In It SO casts.
MIFTLINTOWN MARKETS.
MtrrtiSTOwa, Drc. 6, 18P3.
Hotter 20
Frs 20
Ham, is
?hrIll1r, 1
lsitlaaaaa,(, . aa
Sides
MIFTLIN TOWN GHAIN UAKKKT
Wheat, fin
Corn in ear .""
Oafs, 27 to K'l
Rvo firt
O vere-t. ...... a a. a. ,a
1'iuiothy so.'rt a 2.i o
Flnx 8:cd 1 Kl)
bran 91 J
(.'hop . ... a a aa$l .20. a tinndriMl
Midrilit'ir
tiruuuu Alum S'lll, 1 U')
rlili.i. Sal' STc to 75
Philadelphia Markets Wheat
6T to 69 ; corn 43 t 4G ; o-s 33 to
A.c; live cn'ckrjs to ye a ii); tiucb's
9 to 10c a lb; tuikes 10c a lb: uMer
17 t 33c; eggs, fro-i, 24 to 2G a
doz; potatoes 45 to 70c a buslo-1 ;
sweet potatoes 25 to 45' a bushel:
tangled straw SS 50 to.9 50 a ton;
hay $1 10 to 1-20 a hundred poun ls
clovereed 9c a lb.
PlTTSBfRfj Pa, D 1. rntt'e
prime, 4.75a5 25; good $3 f0a4.50:
rough fat $4.15ai 40; f-ir bghtsteers
?3a3.25: beiff.rs 250u3. Hogs
V 1 1 "- c viiu always yxAV. fcni' c
! J3.20a3.40; good $2a3; fir $1.782;
; veal calves $5a6.
Tha bast and only Doublo Extroet Sansparltta Is
Uanners. It curat. Tsks no othsr. 60 cents.
.11 4 II It I El).
SnzLLBvnEm;F.r.-Pvi.E.-0 i the 19lh
nit , by Jtjv. D. P. Lu-j, Elmer
Shellwuborger, of Richfield Juniata
countv, and Amy C. Pyle, of Pfoulz's
Valley.
UIEU:
Vatts. Ou the 1G ult.,at Bristol.
Ind , John O. Watts formerly of
Rirlifivld this county, aged about
62 years.
Vir.sox On the 24th ult., in Port
Royal, Minnie Belle, daughter of
Samuel and Mary E. Wilson, aged
1 year, 6 months and 23 days
Diven On the 24th nit., in Pal.
terson, after a lingering illness of
auout two years, John Diven, aged
about G7 vears.
The Thrifty Japanese.
What is the rcuson that Japan has no
poverty proWem? One re:tson ia proba
bly to In? funnel iu the land system,
which has given to every worker a hold
ing ;i-k1 eiicunra.Lteil him to Mipply his
waul i by Ids wn lnbor. There id, too,
iu Jatian a curious absence of ostenta
tions luxury.
The hliit.s if living are in all classes
much tint Kiiine, .mil the rich lo nut out
shine tha jMr ty carriajjes, iili'.ci-s and
jewelry. Tin; rich ieiul tln ir l.ioncy on
curios, which, if these arc costly, is limit
ed, and the most popular agitation is
ayuinf t the bi Europi an houses which
ministers Intilil for themselves. Wealth is
thus not ubsorlied ami is more ready for
investment in remunerative labor. The
la-st reasou which occurs to the mind of a
traveler with comparatively few oppor
tunities for forming opinions is the
equality of manners iu all classes. Rich
anil poor are alike courteous. It is not
possible to distinguish euipk3'er from
laborer by their behavior. All are clean:
all are easy; all are restrained.
The governor lets his child go to tbe
common school and sit next to the child
of the casual laborer, certain that his
child will pick up no bad manners and
get no contamination in thought or in
person. This equality enables rich and
poor to meet as friends, and gifts can
pass without degradation. The rich no
bles iu the country, just as the universi
ty men with whom we met in Tokio, are
thus able to give to those whom they
know to be in need, and friendship be
comes the channel of charity. The ques
tion ia. Will this survive the introduction
of the industrial system? It is possible
that some of it may and that Japan may
teach the west how to deal with the poor.
Fortnightly Review.
X r. JT. A. Wheeler
"While Serving My Country
I was token 111 with spinal disease and rheu
matism. When I returned home my trouble
was still with me, and I was confined to mj bed,
nnab!e ta help myself lor 22 months. After
taking seven bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I
was well and have not slnco been troubled with
my old complaints. My wife was in 111 health,
suffering with headache, dizziness and dys
pepsia. Sua took two bottles of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and feels lika a new womaa." Jajmfs A.
Wueeleb, 1000 Division St, Baltimore, Md.
Hocd's Pills are the beat aitcr-dinner PJlt,
asatit digestion, cure heaUocue. Try a box.
I'a U Craten.
Mrs. Annie E. Humphrey is pre
pared t furui-.h Peach Crate Mater
ial, Plastering Lath, Sliinrles and all
kinds of Iiuildiirg Material at the
Afill fi iriii.ii'1 v iiu-tioit 1 tv li..r lulu linu.
band, R. W Humphrey, deceased.
Peach lumber a Fpeciaiity. Mar.e,
Juniata county, Pa. tf.
J-J P. DERM,
rRiCTIt'tli DE3TIST,
(GradimtH of the rbilsdelphia Dental Col
lege,) IVirnu-rly f M'fHinhurtr, Pa., h:is to
csted peiruanently in Mittiintawn, si suc
cesor to the latu Or. ii. L. Derr, snd will
continue thu fientsl bnaine's (i -(tbliihHrl
by the lafer in lftjH) st the wHI known of
fice on Britlg ireetojipusilaConrt House.
E7-TEETU ESTKAGTED, ABSOLUTE
LY wnnouT PAIN.
jo Chloroform, Ether, or Gas Ubd.
Xo Sore Gums or Dineotiifort to patient,
either nunn(t extrnction or afterwards
All these are Guaranteed it to charge
will be made.
jy All work guaranteed to give perfi'Cl
satisl'ction. Teriua, strictly cjIi.
H. P. DERR,
Practical Deotlat-
H0LL0BAUGH & SON
HAVE THE LARGEST CLOTHING STORE.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING.
And are tbe largest dealers in Clo'hing in Juniata County. If yon doubt
it, examine our stock and compare it wit!, others and render your verdict.
They hnve all their Fall and Winder i.i i.id in ste k. ():liers are ham"
ruericg away on Summer (inds WLen Sftetiibf-r is here linen dusters are
not in style. Tbeir stuck tlU i-eason com, .rises all tl.e Utost in faney worst,
eds, fancy cl.evint, i lack cheviets, cssmo rrrn, Jtc In all the different
cakes, round and square Fack., single nr double breatpd, cutaways, &a. Tbeir
prices range for men's suits from (2) two to twenty dUar9 and in chil
drens' suits from one to seven dollars. Surely all classes can le suited in this
scale.
Tbey have undoubtedly the grandest line cf dress overcoats ver seen in
this market.
The Finest Beaver Coats lined with Satin, iu Black, Biuo and Brown
The most Superb LiDe of Kerneys an."! Meltnns in dars aud light hades.
Tbe genuine Chinchilla in Blue and
Itabau Cloth, in prices ranging from 7 to J0 dollars.
Tin: lie i j i rv if v
HEAVY STOHM COATS
COMPRISES Irish Frieze, Genuine
Satinette at prices tfcat will surprise you for cheapness.
A Full Line of ClnldrPtis' Overcoats v ry low.
Tbeir line of tats is always tl.e latest out. We have tbe Hat Trade and
all tbe youug men know it, alule tliey
buy of us.
In neckwear and suspenders they
Tbeir line of Fine Si.irtts, Cotton
nothing to be de.-ired.
Large men will find a Complete Lice of extra sized suits, pantaloons, un
dcrwear, collars, bats and overalls that are not kert by others.
Tbey are tho Agents of tbe Celebrated Dooglas Shoe and have all t-lylea
and sizes.
They are also tbe agents of the
the smallest boy or tbe largest man.
They bsve a full line of Fold and
collar and ouff buttons, Trunks, Hand Bags, Satchels, Valises, Telescopes, Um
brellas, &o.
Thanking tbe poblio for their liberal pa'ronag in the past, and assuring
you tbat we will endeavor to merit a
yours to serve. HOLLWHALU II & 2M
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HORSES.
There has been a great deal of talk stent my torses not being safe in
Time of Funerals. I bave new diapered i f that team of horses, and purchased
an elegant team cf Black Herpes at tte crM f $575.00 which are perfectly
safe. Any woman can. drive their.. Tbey pay do attttntion to cars.
I THE ItllLD POWER CURES.
HUmPHREYS'
: lr. Hnmphrrr SprrlflrswearlmtlflUlTaiid
Cart'f u1t iiriMutretl KaraeilU, UMtd fc years In
prirare pr-v-llcc rtmI for wr thirty yran by th
prople with mi t Ire buocmii. Ery Hingis Speclfio
s vfrtal cur for tbe SlMae iwnil.
Tiiey uure wltTkoot dranlK. urlnf arredncrrHr
thafyHUrm.snil ar Ir-Tm. ii.ud uttu Ubovcrclsn
- Hemedirs of ths Vtr!4.
L1T HKUI. ru
1 Fevers. Conetioru, Inflammations. .
I V urnih W.irm r. Worm i cl!c... .
a Trthinc: Culie. tTylrj. akarfulaeis ,
4 IHnrrbea, of Cbiklrwu cr AUuiu
5 Dytiontrtrv.t.Tiptnic. EIUna Coiie ,
A C'hlrra .Herbaa Vomiting
7 CaMekM, t'olila. Vionraltla.
KNeralal.t. Tooihache. aceacha
9-liraaarhsa, Sick Ueaulac-b. Vartlco. ,
10 ItyapeDa-ta, BUtrtuancaa. t'cnstlpatiua .
1 1 'piriur4 or rainfal I'ariads. ,
H ilea. 1m PrnTuae farkxla
13 Cram. I.rynsltia. Buaraanesa....
14 Halt Rheum. k.ry.tplaa. Eruptions. ,
15 l.haaaiiaii'.nB.ar Kfaeoinatlefatna.. ,
Iti Malaria, l atll. r-rar and Ague
I Pila.BUad orKtadlr ,
IS-Oohtbalciy. Snreur Wrak Eve.
l-rlrrh. lufluania. IcM lntnetlead
0 W boeiiaixr t'an.ll
i 1 A .thmi, Ouiirtro4 Prantblng ,
Kar if iaM trgua. l;r. alrva Hearing ,
i3 Srrotnla. Plarj;r2 clr.nna, Sallin ,
l-titincral UcUlily. ri .lj! Woakuos
Uropar. auJ Stanly Urcrvtloaa
2H !4ert-iGkueaa. Sickncija fromKldlng
7 Ktduev Uiaeaaes
SJ Sior Mrh. crc'anka,
38 I. riunry caknetta, WetuugBed.. ,
31-Paluful )-i riL.la
34 Itiphlherin, flraratad SoreTlioat..
3 Chranic Ctangeaciana a Kruuttoas. ,
EXTHA NCTMBERS:
4S Ncrvoas t'ebility, fvmtnal Weak-
rwv or Ii'vjinntary ltwharraa 1,
31 liioarmf thf Heart. I'-lpltatlon 1,
33 -Etlpy, tasnta. u Itua' Lfanc... 1,
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pa IlirarCBaTa M oi. 1,4 a...' a.ti au rmaa.
I UIrilHS,I.U...lll SIISXIMaiiSI.. !Tart.
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HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
Tir Ptlra Eitemal or lntaanal. Blind or Blinding:
KlAtuLn la Ano: Itrotugor blaeaic.; of the Kavtiuu.
Tha rallf la itnmed lata the cure certain.
PRICE, 80 CTS. TRIAL SIZE. 25 CTS.
Sld by DraarUla, ar aeat nm(-.i4 uu ivrit t prwa.
nvarnasw m. to., 1 1 1 a 1 1 s a jiua, su. w tssk
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''VETERINARY SPECIFICS
Fa Erses, Cattle, Sheep, Lop, Hogs,
AND POULTRY.
506 Page nook aa Treatment of Animals
and Chart seai Free.
crnES t Fever. ('incration.Tnflain.iiatloB
A. A. (Spinal Menincitia, M Ilk Frirr.
li.ll. traina, l.amem-s. K keamaliaaa.
'.'. Dinteiuurr, ileal Uiarharges.
1. l.Uola or Crab. Warms.
K.K. 4'nnaha, lleavra, Puaamonlaa
F.K. Colic or (.ripee. Hellyacbe.
.....! iaoarriaae, llrniurrhnaea.
Il.il. Lrinary and Kialner liaeaaea.
i.l. fc-rnpfiTtr lliaenaes, illanao.
K. Itiaaasea of Ulseatian, Paralysis.
BlnrleButtla lOTerSOdoaea). - ,60
stable f'aao. with KpecldRS. ManoaJ.
V terliiai-j C'ur OU and 3ic-dleator, 87.410
Jar elerinarr Cnre Oil, - 1.H
SI4 br Dranlrtit ar a.t afiaaH aajalmaaai ia any
aaaaUtv aa TMrlt at rta.
t-araRt:T8'Bin. Mt., 1 II a IIS WlOaai SU, Raalara.
Blaek 1 tied wit'i atin. AUo in the best
Slietlaod, Casaimere, Chinchilla and
turmcrly went to Ilarrisburg they now
have the latest and best to be bad.
Cuffs, Hosiery and underwear leave
1
world - wide Sweet Orr Overall and can fit
silver watches, cold chains, pold riDgs,
continuant - . i of it in tbe future wo are
!, tbe Clothiers, Main St., Patterson, Pa.
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VERY TRULY,
S. S. RUBLE,
EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
mm
ABILlTf, BRAINS, CAPITAL, DETERMINATION, ami EXPEK
IENCE are the five points that make our businese grow larger each day. Ws
gain bj everj sale a friend and customer.
Q(3- This price will bay your cheice from a lias of Men's good hoa- QQ.
est Fall suits, in single or double breasted styles. Tbeir true val
ue is away above tbe selling prioe, but values go begging these
days. Have yon $6. If so, select one of these suits.
A" ( The Suits we offer at $10 are made of fine All Wool Ameriosa Chsr
WXVFvjjt. Bd Cassimere out in both sinpla and double breasted styles, end
cannot be matched anywbere below $15.
TEN DOLLARS. Tbe Fall Overcoats we show at $10 ars made of very fine
Cassimeres and Covert Cloths in latest shades and oolors, cut in semi
or full box style; unobtainable snywbers below $14 to $16.
12
At $12 we offer a truly superb line of Men's All-Wool Suits, out ia
I.,... .k.nr r.r Riuin.H Sank and Froak Stvles. and made of
best American Cassiiaeres and
and $17.
TWELVE DOLLMIS- Nothing like our finely fashioned and cirefully tailor
ed Spring. Top Coats at $12 have ever been effered ia this town t tbst
prioe. Stylish dressers; see them. You will be mrprised.
615,
If vou want something extra
They're made of all different choice material, cut trimmed and sewed
like custom work, and are the equal of any $U0 Suits offered.
FIFTEEN D0LLRS- Don't buy a Fall
vou bave seen ours for $15. If
J m i .1 i t.
ments onereu eisewuero iur uut-iuu. . v... jt
Schools will open soon and our regular annual sale of school suits will
lake place. Read:
7?i will buv choice from a line
ored Sailor Suits; worth more that, double.
U Will DUy cuoice iruui ""J- --- 7 ,fi ,
latest p.terns, cut in double breasted Rjefer. Zouave "Junior, I rimro.s, .Vld
way, snd other new Fall Styles made to sell at $3 and $3.50
$3 98 will buy your Choice from an extra fiae line of Boys' ew Kail
L T," .J ,i.i.l stvles. and made of strictly All Wool Cassimer.s
and Cheviots. Tbuy are worth $5 and $G.
50o for choice from a big line of Knee Pants, made of wear-resisting Csss-
imeres and Cheviots.
The Latest Fashions in Derbys and Alpine lists for $1.50, 59.
Exclusive Hatters get a hundred per cent, more for the same make.
NECKWEAR IN THE NEWEST SHAPES,
25e. 50c. A large assortment of Trunks sod Satchels on Second JTloor M low
est Prices.
FERD MEYERS,
the Wholasale & Retail Clothier, Britlga St, Miffiintown, hm.
18G5, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale oi Clothing that goes on daily
irom
THE IMMENSE STOCK
D. W. KARIjBX
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock ot Goods to-
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suis and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fai
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN ItY.
HAVE YOU MONEY TO DEPOSIT?!
ARE YOU A BORROWER
CALL AT
TBI FIRST
lAIIftlAJi
MIFFLINXOWIM, PA.
FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.
FRAZER GREASE
BEST tS THE "WORLD.
Its waria qnalKi eaara naaorxiaaaiii. actually
Catlaattna; two boxf-a of any otbar bra&3. Noa
flactadbr baat. irbETTHl UK II 3SE.
FOR 9 ALE BY DEALERS OESERAIXY. J yl
Q ALE'SMEVf
OWANTED.ll
LOCAL OR TRAVELLING, to aeU out
Kursery Stock. Salary, Expenses and
Steady Employment frnaranteed .
CHASK BROTHERS COMPANY,
Dec. 8, 91. Rochester, M. T.
The Sentinel and fiepnihran offlce ia the
place to get job work doss. TiyiL It will
pay yon if yon need anything in tbat line.
FIRST FALL
SALE OF
Men's
Suits.
We have iust returoed from a completely
demoralized Clotbing market, and aitboagh
than ever Deiore,
tbe great sbrtca-
reat strinsency
sessous. lula, ot
you tbao evar
Cheviots, they'd be good value at $16
fine see our imported Press Suits at $.5.
Overcoat for $2C, $22 or $25 until
you don't prefer them to most gar
a AnA k.lFmnrAtnnnr. .lull'tbai
of good, durable snd nobby navy ool-
all different materials and
OF
Juniata valley bank,
OF MIFFLISTOrTTI, Pt.
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable?
JOSEPH ROTH ROCK. Pri,inl.
T. VAX IRWIN, C.
DIHICTOBS.
W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrock,
John Hertiler, Josuh L. Barton,
Robert E. Parker, Lonls R. Atkinson,
T. V. Irwin.
rrociHOLDiBi :
Philip M. Kepner. Annie M. Shellor.
Joseph Ro'brock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin
Mary Kuril, Jerome JN. Thompson, Jr,
John Hertzler, T. V. Irwin.
Charlotte Snyder, Josiah L Barton,
John M. Blair, Robert H . Patterson,
F. M. M. Penaell, Levi L!ht,
Samuel S. Rothrock, Wm. Pwarta.
Solomon U an beck.
Three and Fnnr iv-r rnt Ir.tnroat III h.
paid on certificates of deposit.
Tjan 23, 1891 tt
TO ITEM MEPJ
Boflm lng from tha effects of youthful error, eariy
decay, waatlcit veakaeaa. loat manhood, ate, I will
send a valuable traatuM (aralxl eootaiatBg fall
parUculara for home eura. FREE t ehargs. a.
splaruKd madtcal work ; should b lead by eaarjk
Ban who la nervoua and debilitated. Addraa,;
PnC V. C FOWI.F.H, Blnotfua, Cona
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I a ei"T t "'BOnre nuraii(
Si I 1 I I I "a E f brDr.B U.T.
ia. aae at nca. No oueratinivAr Ka.na
T: lfcnd ot enrea. lr. Mayai U at
I'e.n, Heading Pa., second Satardav ol
eachmoniti Scod tor etreoiars. AarleetiU-