SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFL1NT0WN.
WEDS LSD AT. JAN- 24. 1694.
B. F. SCHWEIEll
EDITOR ad rmoriiiTOE.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.
Congressman at-Large.
Hox. Gaj.usha A. Grow.
.The Cleveland administration is in
forming the tariff in CoDgress, and
preparing to isaa mere bonds.
Sltkrintexdsnt of Public Insiruc
tion Schaefter is agaist the propoeed
Compulsory Education Law. Good.
Senator Peffkr of Kansas, and
Senator Allen of Nebra.ska, declare
that Secretary of the Treasury Car
lisle ha no riiht under the law to
issue bonds, and that his proposed
bond issue will be null and void.
Rich gold bearing rocks have been
found in Mashonaland in Sjuth East
ern Africa. There is said to be gold
enough there to give every inhabi
tant of tin world $50,000 each. That
is tha land from which King Solomon
of Bible fame got his gold.
As action will bi brought in the
Supreme Court of the Districtof Col
umbia to enjoin Secretary Carlisle
from issuing new United ' States
bomb; to receive gold for the U. S.
Treasury. It is claimed that the
Secretary has no right under the law
to issue such bonds.
The Democrats have a majority in
Congress, but 60 many of tle mem
bers of that party want to dodjjre tho
responsibility of voting on important
questions that the speaker haj to
send out a:id arrest the members and
have them brought in to secure a
quorum with which to do business.
Jcrni LrciAN W. Doty, of West
morelaud county, had a case before
bim to ducide between two theatrical
tympanies in his part of the State,
who refused to p;ty the tax or licrnFe
of 50 for everT time th(y show, iu
a Edition to the annual county show
license. The Judga decided that (he
county treasurers, are required tin
ker tbe act of 1S43, to collect $50
from very show that comes along
un!s they have papers to prove
that they have paid a State license of
$1,000. It is Lard on the how bus
iness, and thore will 1 ; few traveling
shows in Pennsylvania this year.
The act was passed daring tho hard
times of 1845 when the State was
largely in debt. I', was pa-sed to
make showmen help psy'pnit of the
tax of iho Commonwealth.
If the Democrats in Congress
would let the tariff question slose.
41 I 1 . - ,i
iuc ou reserve womi soon recover
itself, and there would bo no need of
an irsue of bouJs. If tho tar iff ques
tion had r.ot been touched treasury
would have a full supply of gold for
the imports would not have been
lessened. Importers will nst bring
goods into the eoaDtrj under a pro
tective tariff when the democracy
threiten to tika off tin tariff, for
that would bring in goods with a low
er tariff, and the men who hd im
ported under a higher tariff would
be the losers. The Democratic
threat to lower the tariff has stepped
importation and a it is npoa the im
ports that gold is raised thut threat
has reduced the gold income of the
government. So tbo Cleveland ad
ministration with their tariff tinker" I
ing have st-ipped both the gold rev- j
enue, ami havo cosed the manufac
tilting establishments.
Thk pnzi fight between bruisers
Corbettand MitcheK, is expected to
take place this week in Florida, for a
larga stake of money. While the
American people do not approve of
sueh brutal business, they wish Cor-,
bett success, because he is an Amer
can. Mitchell i an Englishman, and
in the language of tho boys who en
joy roaster fights, he is a wheeler'
that is, he is like a rooster that
stands up for a peck and knock, ami
then runs and wheels and takes an
other peck and knock, and so oa to
the end of the fight, and sometimes
wins in that way. Mitchell, U a
wheeler of a bruiser. He spars,
whtels and dances around the ring,
and spars, keeping his opponent fol
lowing all the while, and occasionally
dttlivoring a blow. Sach is the his
tory of his pnst prize fights. Cor
bett doubtless is acquainted with
the whaelers tactiep, and has prepar
d himself accordingly.
Pa. Kreider was getting along very
we'l in Dakota, the home of his adop
tion, till his fiendish cousin Bomberg
er went wsst end hired with his un
cle to work on the farm.
The crime of Bomberger was ob
of the most brutal in criminal annals.
He was employed on a farm near this
town by his untie. Daniel S. Kreider.
Doth he and the Kreiders had emi
grated to Cauuo from Lebanon coun
ty, Pa., where they have numerous
relatives.
Bjiaberger conceived an evil pad
6ion for his 15 year old consin, Auni
Kreider. He made improper ad.
ranees to her but had b9en repulsed,
an 1 the evening before the murder,
she threatened to tell her father of
his actions. This, with some angry
words with his uncle, furnished mer
tive for a diabolical series of murders.
At daylight the next morning, July
7, he went to his uncle's room and
shot him with a shot gun as he lay
asleep. H then went to the kitchen,
where his aunt wss preparing break
fast, and shot her. Annie was lock
ed in his own room, and he next kill
ed Berrice, aged 13 Leroy, aged 11;
Starr , aged 9, and David aed 7.
He spared the three younger boys in
answer to Annie's supplications."
Next he compelled the girl to pre
pare his breakfast while the body of
her mother ly on the floor at her
feet Coolly and deliber itMy he ata
his breakfast, drove the girl to hit
room and ofturwards to the barn, as
saulting her criminally several times.
After tieing her fust and locking her
in the barn he sa Idled a horse and
made for the Manitoba bol der. The
little ones left alive soon released
their f-ister, who ave the alarm
LYNCHERS NEARLY OKI T.Tk FIKKI).
Bomberger was captured at Del
oraine, Manitoba only 40 hours
after committing the murders. Only
the vigilance of the sheriff saved him
from the pursuing lynching party,
which nearly captured him on three
occasions. For s-ife-koepinp he was
taken to the Grand Forks Jail, where
Ii mado a full confession.
The execution tor k place in a deup
ravine. The scaffold was surrounded
by a board fence six feet high. Thou
sands of people stood on the hill
fides and looked over the ft-ticj at
the execution at 1:30 I'. SI.
He said: "GenM.-ain I h ivd a few
words to s;iv before I linve. vcit. I
Btii sorry for the crkne I huv com
mitted, and hope none of you will
follow in my fKit steps. Further
more, I with that no preacher be al
lowed on the scaffold Good bye,
gectloraen."
As he finished the noose was plac
ed about bin uock and the black cap
drawn over his fact. The next in
stant the sheriff sprung the trap.
There were only a few slight twitch
ings of the muscles after the landing
of the body at the end f the ropx
When the body wm cut down there
was something of a rush to secure
pieces of the rope and bi!s of the
scaffold as souvenirs. Two c ourius
took charge of the bo ly, whic'i was
interred at the expense of the county
in a lit'le cemetery withia half a mile
of tho ncetio of Bamberger's terrible
ci imo.
and when he gave Lim hie hearing he ltch on human, mange on horseg
" aogs aua au stock, cureaia 3D min
wwa in live inmm.es i ana ine iei
low quickly sober I up and started
for the Pennsylvania Railroad where
he took a freight for out of town.
A Male II1II a Mountain.
utes bv Uoolrord's Sanitary Lctiou
This never fails. Sold by L. Banks
A: Co , Drugtrif t, Mifflin town.
Nov. 22nd 1891.
Such success proves merit.
If you are sick, is it not the medi
cine for you to try?
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures.
DREAM'S PROMPTINGS.
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Tie railroad is yet in its infancy, and the century and some i
it will need all the real estate that it j er8 expressed tho beli
make up for the loss.
A Hard Question.
The railroad company have con
tracted to build a coal warf at Lew
istown Junction for the accommoda
tion of such locomotives that natural
ly should coal there, and out of that
mole mil has grown a m ULinin of
public rumor that the company will j
move tne coal warf from this place to Thcre . Constaut Klow of rilcon.olon.
Lewistown, and take all their shops ( Thought white w0 siep.
ana worKs cere to the latter place. ' Tho physiologists of the first hnlf of
more moder:i vrit-
owns for its various works, and if it only occurred at tho moment when tou
does take the coal warf from this B--iun!'fta began to resume its sway,
place, it most likely will PUce some ' n Bu' 1,1.T!i" Nortb American Review,
other works, that will more than ' fSj?1 f,a"bMt '"
metaphysicians and li"liove that there
is a certain amount of ceiebral action
dr.riii. the whole period of sleep, aud
that the vast majoritv of our dreams
. , i never como to our knowledge. Ho
A leacher, in a public school, puts, thinks that there is an unbroken cv:r
a hard question to us, by asking. ror.t of ideas which passes throiii;li the
How would you manage a boy or two deeping brain, and which only reveals
in school room rules, and all advice itself to tho conscious e;?o when somo
from the teacher, 1st, we would re- disturbing element intervenes. "Wo
pott tho bad boy to parents or guar- ! mRi' cinparo it to na invisiblo and si
dian. 2nd, if parents cr uardian I !cat .rivpr wi:i- by without bct.ay-
splash c f k Ciih t.r of a falling htone, or
somo foaming eddy where a rock breaks
, the smooth surface."
j Dr. Robinson's article is long and in
teresting. Tho coucluions nt which
I ho ai lives aro as follows: Jwin to
, tha nnceaniii nuconscious cerebration
j which is a neccHHai y coin'omitaiitof our
power of intellect, tho brain is always
; in part nwuke, and U especially active
, in t-hiftiiiK lsiemorized mutter. The
i ccretral t-ciiters cumin t. d wi:Ii the
. sciaio i ::'.. aro cor.iiTiiiaily :;;i.l i:nl.;
i peiidci.tly eln;.loyet' lit s.tinmbaiii im-
would not abate the nuisance of a boy,
we would report the boy to the b;:ard
of directors.
3rd, if t lie board directors wuld
not attend to the care, self resuect
and self preservation would drive us
to tho last extremity, as bruiser
John L. Suiivau'a wife said, when
she int him with an Iu.lim club aad
knocked him into a half hour state of
insensibility. S-ilivan's behavior to
ward his wife sinca that cccurraueo
hns been decent. It brought peace
into the family, if nothing elsa will
d, it is probr.ble that such a course ! u
of treatment would brins; dtceut be
havior, and peace in the school room.
i:ia:.i "
A Peculiar Well-
' inv.h
! of tii.
t'cit ii:i of fiej
re-
i 1 1:
Foet Office Robbers Fight
Five robbers were cornered in the
Danville, Fo, 1'ost O.Iie, by three po
licemwn of thst town abiint 2 o'clock
on the mornit'g ef January 17 A
revolver brsttle to ik jilaco between
thsi thieve and thiJ police. Oue po
lieemau was mortally wounded. Two
of tha thieves were mortally wound
ed Tue robbers ran to tha river,
drg:iog their wounded with them.
Many eiliz -ns had by this time come
out of their houses an 1 joined in the
chape, but the robbers got into a
boat atid crossed the river. A hun
dred citizens follow 'd in boats, a:.d
the pur&Uit was kjpt up in the mountains
The End Of Tho World-
1 It. . " ( T II , -v .
r rom me vjenrre rill. tlM-,) lie-j
porter: Jacob Lee living ju3t be j
yond the s -utheru limits of the bor i
ough, ab )ut two weeks ago set his I
well drilling apperatus to work to I
bore fr water in his back yard. '
Reaching a depth of 5S feet a stresm '
was struck aud the rattle of running
water could bo plainly heard, but did
not rise to render it satisfactory for ;
pumping. The drill was again set to I
work to go deeper, and on getting j
down near three more the bottom :
seemed to have fallen om, and w;.th '
a thud the drill went down a'ojut ten i
f-rt into a cave, and the water tliat :
had been struck at 58 feet depth, dis-
jTeieu, no uouot, turougu uie uoiu ; ,OUs to tho mt glaring fallacies mid
into thecive, at the bottom of whieh j iimiusistvncies." Rochester rost-Es-a
runnipg s'ream of water could b j piervi.
heard and also seeu by lotting n Itn-1
tern down. At thw depth of the I
first forty feet the drill went through j
a bed of irou ore, samples of which '
were shown to an expert, who pro
in from witlior.t.
if, ei : My f hi
external iuilueiMs uuritvr
: ! co :v y ai t'l.d vi!.i.it!.i-.js totL
There i.i an i:e.ivu i:!:i;' -..rely
ntaiy pieuihi twiti.m on the part
l.icnt::l iiiiparutus lo cokimiuc i.iul
collat.i all the iue&-t ; which C(,iiie.
or t;ce'.:i tocome, from v::!:o;:t. throiii;h
tho ft :!.o cbauiie, m:l t colhite thes-j
aa::i with v.-hat ij b;'onj;l:t to tho con
sciousness by involuntary recullet tinu.
Associated with thia i.i a tendency t j
Combine the evidence) t o collected into
a oo.h. nut whole, cud to lnak.) tho re
sult of either e-plaiu the more em
phatic thoughts or impressions, or rle
answer Koiao qnesticn.s which occnpil
the attention bcioro sleep bei;aii. '"No
voluntary power exists during bleep to
pick out from the jumble handed iu
that which is relevant to the problem
to l.e solved, and just i:h tin ro i ; mi !
pow,-r to discriiidnato real from
iinpreF.sious nt the outset, ho, through-
out a dream, wo are complete? o;liv- i
.... r&Zl
UOS. GALUS1IA A.(.BOr.
A TMOMOUCtl
COMMERCIAL
CMORTHANQ
'AT
PAACTICAL KOUCATIOM
VitLOS
mctca Result.
!IH13
IT tOOCATt C-rb.e i.oo'-kt.-prr..
Tkevfe Takcm E
Bil'SMt
WILLIAM w KCRC.
Lnu!u. mxst
rTt.'7T
4 -v:-.
Mm
18 bnt?kindo:p. ThfivarothnHtnf1io;lndis
who Lav regular f .-aturcs aid wuultl te ac
corded the palm of btanty wt n it not for a p-r
comjilexiou. Tot.:! nnch Wo r vomrjnd DR.
HEBRA'8 VIOLA CTEAM u j--is,--ne theM
qualities that quirkiy ttinH ta nn.st nalUtw
aud florid compK'xion V ur.f cf ualtm-l bralth
and unbluiaihlitti li-amy. It ciirt-aOily frkia,
Vkitt Jthtck Ik-imU, Tiiotcbe, Baabam,
Tan, i:mj!t, Vid a l Ixih rft-jtlonh the
fikin. It i out ticTnii Imt acur, yet ii bet
ter for tbo toilft Utbio than powdrr. Sold by
liruagista, or M'M it r-"jd uion rvcript of f)c.
G- C. BT7K8 & CO.. To I .do, O.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Ttia FniTn: Please inform your reader
Hint I have a poMitive rwuiedy fur Ujc attove ii.-uned
Gm-ise. By Urn timely mm thuuwitida of hoieles
ca- have bora peruinuty euruit. 1 hU te glad
u. neod two lKtf lee of ruy remedy t itEK to any o!
T;r readrni who have c uM;mr)titi if t!uywtU
ed ne Uivir xprrAajd H. O. eldtt. KfrjvHt
fu:tv. T. A. SUXJUM. 3L. C. Ibl txrl tH.. ii. T.
irSmpiuo Biood
i Show iel in iho
"fBcils. Pimply,
Cmnnn CL""-,
L.ULjiHU, Oft SI
Sercfala;
ana me L-issasss-
bdu:
L CX1KACT
is a suits cuas.
It is QLTIJS !
It is THOROUGH!
g Ii is CHJBAPI
C F.' ether potsastat itg Curcitv C'ualit.
m - ess
O U - PER BOTTLE. J
THE WORLD OVER. V
W MTtBf thf MNR SARSAPADIU S3
' QINUnAMIUN.ri.T. -y
PIpo's Bcnedr for Catarrh to tho
Bwt, Kaaleet to Cm, acJ Chcopot.
3i
EuM 1-y Dra:u orfut by mall.
Cbu. . T. IlaLuitice, W arram, Pa.
If "St J
GREAT
OPENING
AND DISPLAY OF
H0L1DAYG00DS.
SIIOTT'S STOKES,
Dollars do double duty Holiday
Gift Jllukiiiff.
Cliristmns Gift Making is
our preparations Complete.
here.
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it' f-i !i h -'- poor pU
Honk en ?srvons
soct frv u any adirM,
fa t, tin thut ueuiviue iine of ;atuK.
r, hir TtuN'rku boen prepared by ii Bvreiid
V.-r t.- . wl Frt W ...v uo. lii3, Hiuce L57, and
tCaZMiC U'.ZD. CO.. Chicago, III.
f 2br DiuccisUat SI per BotSle. 0 fur SO.
tf-S! Kit. S-1.75. ClotllefbrSa.
Q
patpvt va.TrBL:
best 8t Works
m a t
m m n pj a r i: i
3dW ft &
Received the Medal ar. J Hi
at me rorta s LoiLr.-.w.u..
Warranted th ht iui MiiiikIi Ml! . Mix binorr
aol StUMlMt Arriuultural I m mr-nlr l B.t Oaal
il al loc rnc .-,.l u l:iuirt-J CuikiMi
A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd..
YORK. PNNA. '
jt
1
he ; .vcrd
me
uouaced it one of tbo mojt vuluul.l
quality.
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Taylor's Preparation forEnena
Vista-
New Issue of Government Bonds-
rKKiiE.iT Cleveland's Secretary- of
the Treasury will issue fifty million
dollars United States bonds at tbe
rate of 5 per cent per annum, paya
ble in coin at thu pleasure of govern
ment after ten years from tLe date of
issue, February 1st, 1S94. Propos
als will bo received at the Treasury
Department until noon, Feb. 1st,
1894, as to the amount of bonds de
sired. The Secretary claims the
right to issue bonds under an act to
providu for the resumption of specie
payments, approved January 14,
1875.
Hang
Albert Bomberger was hun last
Friday, January 19, at Caudo, X. I).,
for the murder of his uncle Daniel
S.. Kreider and wife and four -of
their children, lant July. The par
ties were all from Lebanon ?ounty,
A few darn ej j the adventinis, of
Battlo Creek Wisconsin held a ia ct
i:ij a; which they expressed the firm
belk-f that tb IhsI days have c inie
and tiiat in a hhort time this world
will ln no mora. Thy lx lipv'j that
tbo prophec-icB are diiilv fulfiliod. A
weftiu was held to rais ruoney ti
educate the heathen aud convert the
uesaved. Over 3,000propleattondjJ
the meeting.
The elders cal'ed ujion those prf::
ut to g'va what they could of the:r
worldly goods to ass'ist in the cinver
sion of the unsaved, no verity mue
gold watches were given, over a
From the E 'Stou Evi-iiing Tr4nrr ipt.
"I refer to Z-ich.iry Taylor, who:;.)
record in the Mexican war was some
thing pht-nomenal. JJ fought th I
battlo of BoeiiH Vista with only
o.OOO men, although he wai attacked
bv 25.000 men under the leidernhip
of SauU Ano, who wa.i tha greatest
military leader the Jlesit'un jvox'le
uav ever known. rn;t. Ana wtnt
to the battle of liona i m nith tho !
avowed purpose- ( f cxt -rminntin ; th .
j entire army of th; United State-', hnd
j f'ere was no doubt in tha lalnd of i
j S.inta Ana that Him great Tut ccul 1 !
,lo m-cooipiibed with cmjiarative j
mu. prepared for the um.qnal con-! reulJv a r.-uiurkalile irfonn;in.-e.
tjtt n.l r.,l.- A. e i i 1.: ,ir: n, " , . .. ,,
...i, t ii.lUSl-1' 4 iiiiaofiiiiii.i vail.
siii-cf ssfuliy, but won a substantial I
victory from his aggressive antagon-1 i.onK Tai.
i ists and drove them from the buttle- Parliamentarians ami orat ors in ecn-
field of I'uena Visfa ! eral claim l!i;it no in.in could talk co-
; hereutly on a ain-le subject for m.'io
thun !! J Iiunry, y' t hundreds if rases to
I1 the contrary c-ouhi ho i it. il. When Do
C'cwnvis d.-fendi'd the Mttlers' hind bill
in thf lower houno of the British (,'o-
lutiihinn I'arliiin.ent, ho t:i!ked contin-
tially for tO hours. Tho net confiHcat-
intf tho property of Do C'uu.s' conbtit-
ue-iit.i had to ho iihhkxI l.v noon of a cer-
II. 1 ' Kyra, but II. "Suw."
"I :hoiihl hko to have f: l:;y of lh
umx-eiipi 'd 1-oiise. Wharton street, "
i reoui nte.l n well 1.-esi"d niii-.i :i Iif n-
I ti it J the Cie.i i.f ii down town real ci
i t;h n-ent.
j " Vi-h, sir," r.u.l (ho l:ey w.w liundml
j over. As th" culler de;i:ntfj it was
I noti-xl that lie kept prodding tho ih.or
j with his cane a ho walked. Dut his
; fr.iit v.-.ui aliii.tns hrk and rs Htraij;ht
; an though he hud r.o a!':li -tion whst
; ever. This was roniarkcil as ho kft tho
I oitlco.
ii - reinrn- u a nun Hour later wita a
step as fjuii k as ev anl with liu.sitie
iu every moth u. "I liko tho hoitso, "
ho xaii', r.i he h.imh-d over tho key,
"hut tin re co-. id -ral lo repairing to
ho doiio. Tho j ai;it hhould ho re-iewod.
Tim front In .li oor.i ;oid dinin'f n m aro
sadly i'i i:ooil f r- papori!'tj," and fn ho
went .::i until ho hr.'l enumerated a half
dozen thinjrn that woro iiecosjarv to ho
d.
It nftorw.wl tn.f.-pired that ho liad
acquired nil his knowledge simply hy
tha heiiM) of touch. His eXHiuinatiuu
had been as thoioiigh as though ho had
SCiClltifo AiTlErii
a...... t
i ' . . i.. t. .-"t ' t'L . "-. e-' 2 1
ACADEMY
is THE
Jhiapesl School
IN THE
STATE.
draw aside tlie curtains and disclose
at vast Oazaar.
Every space filU-J to overflowing with pretty a9 wa.i ,u
uefull articles,
DOi.I.AUS DO DOUBJLE DUTY.
M;iny goods we are selling, which we can't replace for fim
price,
Opportunities have been taken advantage of in gathering
such a vast variety of Holiday goods this last few months,
that Cannot occur again.
DO JVOT WAIT. CALL, EARLY
AT SCHOTT'S STORES,
AXD SAVE MONEY.
IiltllH.!: STIIHUT "MIFrLIXTOW7
F?rJ COPYKlCrlTfi etc.
Jr Infi-miatli-.n and rc TT.ujrtN''t tt.:; fo
K .? iilit)4Uv,-v, ,V i.k...
SJvery viaui t;ih-ii .-.it t - c w..-ts
itv puLMc lij ft D(tito iri voo frev ot uittitri. Ui t..e
urid. Sl'T.(lt(Hf tilt, r;t 1 N" i t.'iti-IUC'-i
-.'.r: ".-J itx moMt1'. Art ' sr V.l it
A
LEG.tL.
DMIX1STRA.T(KS' .NOTICE.
'Sometime a'ler tho battle waw
fought an 1 tho Mexican war c nc!u.l-
fl, General Taylor was criticized for
l:av:i mado n- n-rparatious for the
retreat of UU army in the eviiitcf de-fo-.t
Oonerul Taylor promptly re
plied: "I wddtt every prrparatioii
necessarv for the battle of Puena Vis
ta. I wrote, my will and so did near-
dred rings and other jowlery. Oue
man pavo bin Loue aud lot, valued
at $3,0u0. In all over $25,000 was
raided for the caaso. The elders
have advised thoe of the members
that can sell out and no into the
world to preach tha AJventist doc
trine. Some twenty of the adher
ents of the faith havo already sold
their homes at a haenfice and hnve
loft for different pruts of tho country
to preach the doctrines (if tbe Advctn
titds. Broomsticked A Tramp-
Huntingdon Journsl of the 10-h
inst.. On Saturday eTeninp lit Mrs.
Philip Douglas, of Seventh street,
heard a noise in her cellar and poing
to ihm cellar door called: "Whoa
there?" No answer cuine, She
then called again, "come out of there
or I'll tend for an ofticer." At this
remark an ugly-looking1 tramp' came
walking out tbe cellar. Mrs. Doug
las was armed with ft broomstick and
she ayke 1 the tramp what he wanted
in her cellar. 'T wnnt something to
eat," replied the tramp. '-Well thf re
is nothing at all in t hat cellar and I
don't propose to give you any thing to
eat," said the women. "Well I am
determined to have something to eat
here," eaid the impudent fellow, and
at the same time making a motion as
if to strike her. He met his match
however and Mrs Dougla3 prwe bim
several heavy blow with the broom
handle and the treip left the pre
mises in haste. Tae police officers
were notified and the tramp
who was then under the influence of
liquor was arrested by Chief Do For
rest nd placed in the lock-up.
TI hen he was locked up he told
fliief De Forrest that he did'nt care
very much if he was imprisoned for
several mouths as he couldn't obtain
work before the first of April at the
eailiest The nohc officer notified
tho Burgess what tho tramp desired, j
tain ilav; Lie Com nod was tli onlv ile-
ly every man in my hiut. If we had ! fender, llo took tho floor at 0. ")" o'clock
tho d.iy previous to tho date when the
law would lifcomo a d ad letter and
lu" from our standpoint victory ort nni- f" K "ntu tlie loiiowinx n.-.y.
huD- l;ih.ti.-ii Th on!,- ,v.t;., t,. I " ,s B!,ltl t""1 1113 tonsue and lipa wero
not won that battle we would ha ve. ,
needed no lines of retreat. I was'
Minium, i ue oaiv nrenaratio anec
e.--sary for the contingency cf defeat
.t BtiG.'io Vista was that' we should
write our wills.' "
I'OHitlve and Xeatlve.
The Ra-e Question is unsettled,
but it irf sottUd that II-tod's Sarsi
parilla leads all remedies.
Disease marches through all land-.
But good health blesses rll who tak
Hood's Svrsftparilla.
Dyspepsia is a great fo3 of the
human race. But Flood's Sirnapa
rilla puts it to flight.
Scrofula is one of the most terrible
of diseases. But Hood's Sarsapa
rilla expels it from the system.
Tho people of this day, like JV.be,
suffer from boils. But Hood's Sar
saparilla is a BJverign remedy for
them.
Catarrh is one of the most dis
greeable diseases. Bi, Hood's Sar
saparilla is sure to relievo and enre i t
Rheumatism racks the system like
a thumb pcrew. But it retreats be-
crucked iu hundreds of place and his
shirt front coveied with Mood. A
speech 11 hours longer thsn the IritiVU
I Columbian's famous argument was de
livered in the Roumanian chamber at
deputies in 1687. It was on the occa
sion of the impeachment of ex-Minister
Bratiano, ttie hading deputy support
ing the articles of impeachment talking
continuously for 37 hours. Exchange.
Notice is l.ureby (ru in t tat ie:;er f Ad -
ministration apno the t-Nta'e ol Abraham I
iop., ialtf ol .UiMor'l loani.ip, deceased, 1
have in jIm." Iuiu ot Inn mmi Ritua l I i :
tb uii'iersicfifHl. All pt-rsiiis ittlt-h:-i t !
aid estate are rrqweKti to luako iiiiait.(i- j
ialtf pa lu.ut at.tl iteae liuvu.g claiina Iu ,
prvvut tlteiu dulv anthriilieated t'.r fav-
nieut. MAKTI.N L. GUSS, " !
l'attersul;, Jui.iai.t C ., 1'a. ;
BOARD AT COST.
THE
STUDENTS
ARE HARD
WORKERS.
BOARDING
13 EPARTM KN T
WILL BE ESTABLISHED
at the beginning of the
WINTER TERM.
The Necessary Exense are put at
the Minimum.
WHITE FOR TERMS TO
J. H. DYSINGEK, A. B-.
j PR1SC1P.1L.
itUSALL FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.
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.NOTICE.
JXECLTOU',
F.slale ct Kimbulh
I.itt r. T lainei.tary
Ki' tliDiin.
ii die t:trt f
EliztbtiiSj Kaurluian, Utc.aMfd, .te of Kav-
elto li.wn-iliip. li.vinn liwu iirautcd to tbn
U!iicriguid. Ail irson :udutited to sail
estate nr. nqiiuxd-'l li make iuimeiliato
payment, and those bnvtng claiiiia to pre
sant ttia lixa wi(liuut,'l'!uv.
LEWIS DEGES,
Lxtculor,
McAhstcrviile, JuniaU Co., IVj.ua.
A n'w litt! Farm in SiiMj'.iohnna town
s 'iip, neir scbool, church, mills and stgre,
containii:
FIFTY ACRES,
more or iess, hurinjc thereon ereetei a
kaod two-story
and out-buildings, all i ifiiol state ol re
i ir. The land is iu ood state of culti
vation. TIms j)ropriy enn tie b night at a very
'ow hgnre. For trrn and further descrip
tion, cull on, or address,
PATTERSON t SC1IWETKR,
Altorntys at Law,
Mmiintown, Pa.
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IN
J OT1CE OF APPEALS.
fir rice or Cut ntv ('omiissioXEiih,
MiffLiKTown, Pa., Jam. VI,
Notice is hrrrbT gtren that ah appeal wi I
be held at the C iunii.s. oners' Mlice, Ui'
fliotown, as lolh.wa: Furtlif (VEST SIDK
of the river on iON PA Y. J A X VA R Y2!lli,
1H04. and tor the E AST SI DE, TL'ESU A Y.
JANUARY 3Uih. 1MU, hen and when
all fTi-Min aho ibinbL thuuistiivea agKriuud
by tho late assessment can attend il ti er
think prKicr.
Ujr order of CoiintT Conimisianers.
V. II. GKOMNGER,
Clerk.
VEWPOKT AND SHERilA.V'S
I ' lev Ratirond l'oiuu.iny. Tiia
r.f paasrntrer traiim. id effect on
Seiirniber 1 1.
V A L
i.ib e
Mon. lav.
R &
Abanilonmenl of Cronstadt.
The harbor cf Cronntailt in Ki.fhia in
to be closed to merchatit vcksi U after
1895, and a m-w harlior will lx. ojieucd
along a maritime cnual just helow St.
Petersburg. This h;irlor will bo 22
tact deep, cost 1,000,000 rubles, and
be tho central point for the nnloadii;
of coal and tho loading of grain an 1
other articles of export. The depart
ment of public works ia also cotii-ider-ing
tho adviMabiliry of constructing c.
tuunol under the Neva like that under
the Thanira in London, but built in
four stories. Thi9 abandonment of
CroiiHtadt in of ewpecial interest, for it
was Peter tho Great who establiKhed
and indeed created it for tho port of St.
Petersburg. Springfield republican.
Selene ol Irvine Providence.
Kot a treat while airo a learned iir-
fore the power of Hood's SnrRaparilla. noramus delivered a ennon on "The
Lobs of appetite leads to '1md
cholla. But Hood's Sarsaparilla
makes the jiUinest report tickle the
palate.
Life is short and tirna is flVeting
But Ilood's S.isiparillu will bless
humanity as the oes roll od.
Science of Divine Providence." "Sir,"
said genuine student, at the close,
"will yon nut favor as with a loctiire
on 'The Faith of Geometry 't' " Chris
tian Advocate.
Hhat Do You Take
Medicine for? Because you ar
s'.i k and want to get wtll, or bucaur
you wish to prevent illness. The
rotuetnbpr that Hood s Saroaranll
lOURV PKOCI.AMATIOX.
English Spavin Linimeut removes
all liard, bjft or Cilloused Lu u or cures uli diseis.s cinscd bv uin.ure
and Bleuiishcs from horses, Blood 1 blood and debility of the si'teni. I-
Spavins, Curbs Splints, Sweetcy, i nt what its proprielora i-av Lb
Ring Bonr , Sfriflce, Sprainen, i.ll , v.l. at Hood's Si.isai.i.nlla ii tin
S wrollcu Throats, Congl.s, etc. Save hh.-it ids tbe btory of it e ni.i ii s. Et
$30 by use of one bottle. War- s ire t ; a Hood's and omv Hood's.
ranted the most wonderful Blemish ' s treiy vefa'et:i'jk Hood's Til s, 25c.
Cure ver known. Sold by L. Banks I
oi Co., Druggist Mifflintown, Pa I
Not 22 '93 I falta Cure MANNERS
ot. d. t MUBLE extract SARSAPARILLA.
Where... the Hon. JEKKJilAU LYONS,
rresident Judpe ol the Court of 4'oihiiiod
l'lean, lor the Forty-First Judicial Piilrict,
coiiir-0"ed ot ll. rountira rl' Juuiata and
IVrrv, andlbe Hoi.orabl.a JOSI A 11 L. BAR
TON and J. P. W1CKEKSHAM, Anucute
Judges ol ib aaid court of Couimon Pleas
ot Juniala conatv, by prerwpt duly iMNUtfd
and to ms directed lor Induing a Court or
Oyer and Terminer and Geneial Jail Deliv
ery, and lirtiieral Quarter Sessions of tbe
peace at Millhntown. on the
FIRT MONDAY OK FEBRUARY, 1804,
BEING THE5th DAY OF Til It MONTH.
NOTICB HEREBY GITEX, to theCuroBer,
J u mil ps or tne Peac.e and Constabl.a of tbe
County nt Juaiita, that they bt then and
there in their proper peraona, at 10 o'clock
in tha (orunooD of said day, aitb their rec
ords, ii.ipiiaiiioDS, examinations and Oyer
rememberancas, to do thoso thiols that to
tbeir orllces reapectfully appertain, and
those that are bound by recognizance to
proaecute apaintt tbe priaouers tbat are or
may be in tbe Jail of laid county, be then
and there to prosecute against them as
(.hall be just.
By an act of the Assembly, passed the
6th day ol May, 1854, it niide the duty of
Justices of tbe Peace ol tbe several coun
ties ot this Coiiuuouweallb to return to tbe
Cloik ol the Court of Quarter benaiona oi"
ihe respective counties, all the recogui.
zaiicea entered into before tbeui by unycitj.
z-!n or persona charged tub the
sion ol ai.v crime, except such caneaai may
De erniei! orioie aJ;i.uce ol the faace. ua
der -xiiiriit l&ws at leaat ten days before
the ci nui.Hi cement ol the session of tbe
Court to ahich Ihey are made returnable
respeenvely, and ID all cases wheru raeoj
nizancea are entered into less thin lea da; s
before tbe coinineucetueDt of the session to
which tbry are uiade returnable, the aid
Justices are to return tbe same in the same
n.tnner a if said act bad not been paused
Dated at MilHiutown, th 2nd d.iv of
Jan. in ihe year of our Lord, one thou-
. and eight hundred and ninttv-four
SAMUEL LAPP, sheriff.
siiLKirr s urncE.
iiiffliotown, January
M'irio.vs.
"ewi It
I ed do Bridge
.1 1. in i' a I" uriuce . . .
V hneta
S t Iva.
'Vat r Plur
lili.ointield Junci7!..
V lev Roal
Kilioi t.-nni f
(Jreeti Park
I o ? lite
1 ort Robeson
f-nier ...........
t-'una's Run
At..:'rsonbur .....
BltKD
M..Utit Klej.ar.l .
v lierih.in:''! ...
West- i
Utlril. j
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6 05 10 On.
oh io rs
1 2 1 0 07
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G 2r 10 J7
ti 2- 10 20
6 Kl 10 2fJ
6 3 10 S4
SI 10 46,
G f.4 10 49
"16 11 (in
7 12 11 07
7 17 11 12
7 28 II iK
7 27 1 1 22
7 8A 1 1 Sir.
7 4111 He,
7 45 1 1 4iii
East
ward .
A wrt KM W.I .JILL nflm.'S n.
CA5 I OBTUS . PATENT rnr .
turn. ..tnmr BHdrtBt.ul. A iiindbu of fS!
,wu, ,ro'- A l a eatalOBue ol meuhlnl
Psien's lai.cn tbroaaa Mann ft fv
e.n, notice in tt. HolentiBe A Mrr?
A ,
8 10!
8 07:
R 113
8 00
7 5fi
7 51
7 48
7 40
7 2a
7 2o
7 14
7 in;
8 bU
hS
S 60
i.i
1. m
ri Hi
P M I
4 On I
3 57 I
3 53 !
3 50 -3
It; j
8 41 I
3 iS l j
3 15 ,
8 10
4 04
2 5
2 49
2 45
2 40
2 S3
2 24
2 20
sjiee,
tliu ar broncht n
nut c n ix" t ij
le.l
wor'd.
tentifie im...... '? I
le'T berora Lh n i
, "niw. . .un uniAOald rwti
Kuimins Mlunn ownihlT, tf.io aeir r"
hV'uieS'r.; JSA l'"o..vrl.lu.-f dLw
Jic.NX ft CO. EW youi. 31 BlIOAbWAr,
tha
taa
nzle
if r "M t tt eoead take Maenara DouMe
tract JraarUt, Ifattslwat Tr, it oocla.
Not: Siyniti uo arent,
bune oiii-etiiiii.
I. rINU. treldelit
tele-
C. K.. AnLfcR, G-neral Agent
nd alauairer.
l',Jil..
A
GOOD IB MK IXVEST1IE.NT.
Tho His' niorin-jra honda of tbe UifTlin
oo and Palieron rTa rr Coiopanies, ars
now offered for sale at tne JuaiJta VaIIst
haak. Ttie amonnt of tha isn ia $27,000.
Ten (10) bonds are $l,fH)0 each. Tbe rate
of interest is five (5) percent. clearof taxes,
parable in semi-annual coupou. The Uil
tlin coupons in Fetiruary and August, and
Ihe Patterson coupons in April and October.
TKo piinripsl is parable in twenty (20)
years and ledeenmbV in ten (10) years. The
Compai.ies hare been in operstion. Nine
(9) months and ha.- aa income that Urmite
l H.IS- 1 sufficient to meet the interest on the beads
and all other charges. The !clc-bolrters
f the companies are Louis E. Atkinsoi
president; L. Bunks, vice president; K. E'
Parker, Secretary; T. V. Irwin, treasiirrr'
Jeremiah Lyons, F. M. M. Peanall, Will K.
Iloopes and Wru. 11. B:inks, and they pur
pose te keep safe the interests of patrons,
bond-holders and creditors before they take
any return for their own investment. Kx.
cept the Original Court House bouda which
bore six (ti) per cent, interest. There has
never been so good a bond investment offer
ed to investors. Price pr and accrued in.
tercst.
rem
t-;iCHfS1:fttT.,0rtXS,
"8300
1
1
: aaial-le Willi
v,' ,r ... 1 n':.ri ji'
F-m - wua lor i'-ie 1 w
Louis E. Atkimsoh. r. V. V. Pr,iU
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW.
KIFFL1T(WK, PA.
07-CollfcctinB aud Convevanctnc proa : t
ly attended to.
Orricg On Main street, in place ef r
denceof Louis K. Atkinson, Vq., ,oatV. o.
Krulje stre.t. Oct 20, '.!(.'
J J. PATTIRI...T, WILBER MBWKIir
PATTER. SOX & HCUWSTEI.,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
IlFPLlNTOTYN, PA.
BB.D ll.CBAWFi.tD, DR. BABWIB M.CSlwrC
JR. I). U. CRAWFor.D A. SON,
have formed a jartnersbip for thd practice
of Medicine and their collatrer .! bra-jch-a.
tJlBce at old airnid, t-urbtr of ThirJ aad :
'-nge streets. MifHintowu. Pa. un9 ur bot
! theru will be .,u,.l ,t their oSoe at all
limes unleag etherw.se pr.fossionally ea
April 1st. lS'X).
F. ACKI.KY,
Pbysiciaa and Acoonchenr. will parsu
also aa a special-y la the Ieestmnt uf dli-
ur l(,a tarrlat B4
cuie and ('hr. ir.
April 19, 1?,3-1t,
c g.s'iva systeai,
Omjnri
rmajtd of
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2. 1S31. j
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Garfield Tea
Cures Constipation
It never falls to enre SflyxiKi 4wtU
HEHCH&DROIrlCOLD'S
.t.ooo per year wiU,,.t
ei-rieace,a..il furi.i.l, li,e eu.i.l-7 ..... . rT"i "
L arii r tha, reinir,., ,..cll ti.ne ! 1.1 " J
ear.h"Blth.an Imnumble mil... it "If "
Welm e-a,,,.,. ., L. i- r-W.'Tk .
age, .-.ml m have l.i. """all
. l . -uimiHini in.t mill
-..-i iT.iiz inein ririie. Sr.mr. f h.
.io" V '"'"" while i ,r
ajr. oa, re.aer. mav do a well- tri J TVn
cannot fail. .Noeapiialneee, VHt eoJ01;
well soTnelUinrih.! is . ma oat
E. C. ALLEN & CO.,
Box 420,
. AUCUSTA, MAINE.
SAW FILLasdEHBHSS
A wonrfrrlnl Im. . . .
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