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MIFFLINTOVN :
ITFWiESDAT. 1894.
TERMS.
(lnb40ription, $IJ50 par annum if paid
fc ait i 3- ,f not ?M to dTnce.
injit .dTertiaennmU taMrted at 60
V tr inch for each lnaartion.
"Vrraiaient nuaineaa notices in local ool-
jo cobU per line for each Insertion.
pedocticn wtl' be m1 to those deairing
to
advert; m naner
VO
iVOK r LOCALS.
JDDITIOXAL LOCALS.
Bice bird warbled on the 20th of
Jidohi t about the town.
Mi.s K!l.i Ri-hrer of Ilnrriaburg ia
visiting Mrs, Ella K. Neely.
C. E. Dunn is the new past master
at Vau Iyte, Walker township.
AoJiw Parker of Washington, D.
C., pai l the town a visit on Saturday.
Samuel Wagner has returned from
a visit " his brother John in Virginia.
TLe.e ia talk of a resumption
of w :k ia the ice plant at this place.
Corn ground plowing was engag
ed in last week by u number of farm
ers. The Lord's Supper, will be cele
brated, in the Preabyterian church
next Siibbath.
Thre was a sudden drop ia the
price of rjrgs in New York aud Phil
adelphia, last week.
Application has been made for
ttutlioritv to organize a National
Euk at Tort Royal.
There i a bi!l in the Legislature
of Obit, that proposes to chloroform
murderers instead of hang them.
The people next fall don't want to
elect a man tn the Legisla'ure who
ii in favor of Compulsory education.
The wonderful cures of thousands
cf people they tell the story of the
merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hood's
Ouraa.
The ttand ' np and knock down
fight between Corbett and Mitchell,
is expected to take place this week,
in Florida.
I nm so Ferrous before taking
Hood's Sarsaparillla. "I am so well"
sfrr takicj Hood's Moral. '"B-?
sure to get Hood's."
A thousand yellow flags floated
fror j the many houses in Kansas
Citv, indicating thnt some of the in
mates had measles.
.Wording to the record kept in
ths Recorder's OiSce in the Court
H'Hise, there are more births than
deaths in Juniata county.
J. E. Janrson was elected ono of
the Vice Pieeidents of the State Hor
ticultural Society at its meeting
Ilarrisburg a few days ago.
io j
The standard blood purifier,
strenghten builder and nerve helper
a) Kind's Sarsaparilla Insist upon
Hood', btcaus Hood's Cures
Mark Halfpenny and Mrs. Alvin
Augstadt of Lewisbursr, Union coun
ty, I'd , eloped last Thursday, each
leaving a family in Lewisburg.
The letters uncalled for ia the Mif
flinlown post office at the close of
last year week for M. Flo. O. Craw
ford." Mrs E.iza Houtz, II. Jacob
Parr, Y"in. S. Woimer.
Jro Pannabaker was called by
despatch from Clearfield county, last
w k, in anticipation of the death of
hi f.ither Philo Pannabaker. All the
children cf Mr. Panr.abaker were call
ed home.
Wentlev Sherlock has bought the
double house and lot on the corner of
Pafrprnn and North streets. The
house was sr. Id to Mrs. George
Warner when thereat estate of John
Huzzard, deceased, was sold at pub
lic sale lust fall.
Rev. Mr. Campbell of Mt. Union'
preached in the Prosbjteriau chureh,
last Friday and Saturday evenings,
Sunday morning and evening, and
Rev. John R- Henderson, of this
place, filled Mr. Campbell's pulpit at
Mount Union on Sunday.
navovon tried South American
Nervine the gem of the century ?
The great enre for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial hot
ties 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggists, Mifllmtown, Pa.
Nov. 1-1, iy.
report prevails that the railrotd
company- will take the coal warf from
this pUce to LewUtown, 'which the
people of this community regret
llow much truth there is in the re
port tb public do not know The
people here would prefer that the
railroad company would add to their
plant rather than subtract from it.
tu. v .rt Vrae. cf the 18th
a-Last Friday night
a
i.i- 'uo md hires
were
THJUuir
.ini.n frnm the stable cl
W. W.
Potter, near Cove Forge station an.
1
Jacob
- A anvinnr WfMTOIl
S CUVCIB.J .fc. ---o- farm
Cove
h'jirirfl tllftll . ...
' " , , .... i hard it was
The crouua Dewg .
and
impossible to trace tne mie.,
they made good their escape.
A .on of John A. Snyder, residing
near
inam, u. .. . wLnh n.
- rr i riuav
what report says
was u"i ,
weeks ago by
Ha bitten a-u . .
" .. . 1 ,t .IT
a dog in tue cU., day
tobeoutofdaBger. Oue
while going o Clark s I ried
'JgAZ? Thilscared tho boy
our, - , , n .ilh Bpasms.
so that no wa - di d fronj
He was taken borne but die
the eff-cts as stateu u..
.a fiCrd about 14yeaif-
, j:.rs in every
(3lS
rscnooi u"-- , jeterminea
should take rbetter outhouse fit
measures to bave better ouv
cilities KtbeLU;;nVftnd sketch
that the oBHo-- -. Vfl t"heout-bou6es
ia stopped, aver, effort8 t0
teacher should dire 1 1 on
locate. d;ce--r-Tto out
the pa" o Bhool houses as
"'fSSv monuments to
they stand to daf " d pracUces
the indecent thought ana r '
iLtii4' ciyui wcudin
evening.
on Tueiday
X
er
t
i- xi, wiu
feeling and make
" dmeoff that tired
by bumness circles tbronr, J,? Su?
countrv.
Mrs. Grace
Van Ormer, wife . of
U. G. VanOrmr f t,"' W"B
f ip died last :gTl7
to&lS? Mini,
x . . ,uninD, wwl give an en-
lSST' Arch k
A fi- f f Ay "Venin tf thi8 week.
eJ. Admission 10 and 15 cents
at th?kT -SPwiU -lands
admir f tbeicin. world
admired in prosperity an 1 envied in
merit by thousands of would be com
pet, tors. It has a larger sale than
other medicine before the Amerscan
public, and probably greyer than all
otber sarsaparillas and blood purifiers
combined.
Last Wednesday J. W. Shull, ex
Distnct Attorney tf Perry county
was acquited of the charge of assault
with intent to kill District Attorney
BaUr for being on too intimate terms
with Mrs. Shull. The jury was out
ua:y aoout .1 lir.nntrs
Moral. i
vu r
i'ou s get too well acquainted
your neighbor's wife.
Mr. G. W. Smith was able to
out last Tuesday in compauy
ilrs. Smith his wife. He has
with a number of accidents the
with
walk
with
met
past
iew years mat Drought him close to
trie border land of tue other world.
Now that he is on the way to recov
ery his friends hope that no other
mishap overtake him.
Thieves forced open a shutter of a
front window in Howard Kirk's To
bacco and Confectiocary Store, in
Patterson, some nights ago, and
stole some $20 werth of goodn, that
suited their purpose, and left two
railroad track signal caps lie on the
counter. The probability is they
stole the caps they left behind. They
used a cake of mud to deaden the
sound of the window glass when
they broke it. The j'ngle of the
broken glass was heard by people in
the neighborhood, but they could not
locate the sound. A tool or two had
been stolen from the blacksmith shop
of Henry Bcrger on this side of the
river, and was used in opening the
shutUr to the store.
The editor of the Newport News:
pays: Sometimes tho editor feels
that his patrons do not appreciate his
efforts to publish a good paper, bnt
when a season of prompt renewals
and new subscribers dawns upon
him in the midst of his labors aud
trials, he is inclined to revise his opin
ion and feel kindly toward all man
kind. The ordinary editor tioes not
soek praise for his work, but be is hu
man and likes to bo appreciated to
the extent that any laborer does who
is "worthy of his hire." The best
act of appreciation is that which
furnishes him with the means to keep
the machine going a', full speed and
fh incentive to renewed effort dav
by dny in behalf of those whom he
endeavors to serve.
Lewistown Ssntinel: A couple of
Pbiladtlphia gentlemen were in this
Ticinity laft week, making inquiry as
to the possibility of securing a car
load of milk a day for shipment to
Philadelphia. Six thousand quarts
a day would be lequired and the
price paid would be tliroe cents a
quart. It seems to us thut Mifflin
county farmers c?uld not only meet
this doraar.d, but that it would be
profitable for them.
Sixty farmers each furnishing one
1...T.A, nnnrta dailv would be all
that wonld be neceFsnry. This
would bring into the cour.ty the snug
sum of $05,700 a year, and would
give to each farmer Jl.U'.Jo a year
That is quite an item, and it would
be more profitable than selling wheat
afsixty cents a bushel. Much bet
ter returns would come irom ieeuiu-,'
the grain and converting ic mo imi.
at the above prices. The price is
better than that paid at creameries.
Tf the farmers within a reasonaoie
distance of the railroad are wise they
will seriously consider this miner
and act upon it. Prompt action is
as the men win seen u
other localilv if they fail hre. Fur
information 1MV DC oniaipe.i
r.. T.T.a T? SbRiinoD, whom
t'ae
gentlemen referred to vislo.i.
Deatii of
Philo Pannabak
er , Sr.
Philo I'annabakr died atbishoru
a . Wasl.ir.pton St., nboat Uirc
rue
on asi'iuptuu
o'clock oa Hou.lay afternoon, ag'i
about 03 yearn. IU- ";lB
long anJ sometimes painful, of a dia
ease thr.t involved the stonsach, liver
and Iuhrs. He waa no-u .u n
conrty. and spent the moat of Li.
life working at his trade in th.atown.
He was a member oi i e .
Cliurcu uiuj j' , T
. i. ruira mid uieil 1" '
faith He had many ineuua.
terai'ent in Presbytarian cemetery, at
2.30 P. M., on weuDMu.
Twwcarora VaUey Ballroa.L
T,-a;n on the Tascarora Valley
RaUroad will run 'ollewa:
n .wiHntr at Port Ivoy-
Sat S it a. m. and 3.15 p. m.
Leave Part uoyiu - .
and 5.15 p. m-, arriving at Eat VVa
5 .f 11.45 a. m. and 6.30 p. sc.
PtUlUlu
C. Moorkhead,
Suptrtntendent.
HartietE. Hall
of
my
Waynetown,
Mfa t.i the
Nervine. I
fad Lent bed for five months from
nf an exhausted Stomach,
"I owe
inaif, 'ttorM condition of my
i i,.tterad condition
all
wnoie 6J-- - jf Ha3 tried
bope8 of ge txng well.
three d
IOCUU3 - . . rr, - ,
first bottle
f th nervine lumo
,.V. that 1 was able
1
not recomnend Lfc to Jrf:Z at;
not recom
L t ti - ks & Co., DruggiBt, aui
flintOWD. x a-
nf" Vilkinon, of Browr.a
ai-ey, Ind., says: "I have been in a
distressed condition for three vears
rrora Nervousness, Weakness of the
Htomaclie, Dyspepsia, and Indiges
tionrntil my health was f-onsT I
nnd fcaen doctoviu. cor.st.mtlv witn
no relief. I bought one bottlo of
south American Nervino which doue
me more good than any $r,0 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my li.'e I
would ad viv,e every weal ly person to
use this valuable and lovely reiaedv;
.cw rRitues or if, hH cureil
me
i-oinpieteiy. I consider it th
e.t medicin in the world."
'rand-
" War
stomach
rante.,1 the most wonderful
anil .i.-.-. .
v.,otUr8 ever known
bottle 15 cents. Sold bv L.
& Co., Druggist, Mifflintown.'
Trial
Banks
Pa
Feb. 1, 93 ly.
Ten-nay Excursion Tickets
to Washlngtoa, n. C , at
Greatly Reduced
Rates.
lue success attending low-rate ex-
i-uiH.ons 10 mo .National Capital in
tne pa-t prompts the Pennsylvania
Kailroad Company again to place
simihar tickets on sale th;s winter and
pnng These will be good for tn
days, and on tho special train, or on
any regular train except the Limited,
leaving Pittsburc on the dafos ml
ed, which are JanunrvJ25th, February
21st, March 22d, andApril 19th. The
tickets will be good for return paasage
for ten days, and ston-over at Balti-
- . . .
m uer direction will be per
ujiLiru wumn me limit.
Tit rates on these trips place them
within the means of a'l, and, consid
ering the divt rs attractions of Wash
msrton and the educational benefits
to be derived from a visit to its in
stitutions, it would be difficult to
imagine a better way in which to
spend a few days.
The followintrrates will apply from
the various points quoted, and the
special train will be run on tho fol
lowing schedule:
Rate Tbais Lva
Pittsburg $9 00 8.05 A. M.
East Liberty 8 95 8.15 "
Braddock 8 80 8.28 "
Irwin 7 90 8.47 "
Uniontown 7 Co 9.58 "
Connelsville 7 35 7.32
Scottsdale 7 35 7 5t '
Greensburg 7 35 9,09 "
Butler 9 00 C 15
Indiana 8 45 6.25 "
Blairsvillle 7 55 9 22 "
Latrobe 7 35 9 2G "
Derry 7 35 9.3G "
Johnstown 7 35 10.2 "
Cresson 7 35 11.12 "
Martinsburg 7 35 10.35 "
Hol'.idaysburg ... 7 35 11.20
Altoona 7 35 12.05 P. M
Bellwood 7 35 12.17
Bellefonte 7 25 10 31 A. Ml
Clearfield 7 25 9 58
Philipsburg 7 25 10 41
Osceola 7 25 10,50
Ty rone 7 25 12.27 P. M.
Huntingdon fi C5 12 55 "
Bedford C 03 9 50 A. M.
Mt. Union C 30 1.15 F. M.
McVeytown 5 95 1.35
Lewistewn Junct. 5 (iO 1.50
I Mifflin 5 25 2.10
Port Royal 5 15 2 14
Newport 4 C:" 2 41 "
Daccannon 5 20 2.5S
Washington, Arrive 7.15
I0 YOl" L.OYE .Wl'SIC 1
If you .Id, you certainly vrnnt Brain
ard'l .Vmical World, publi.iln-d iunn
tlil v at $1.50 per yar, thu oMastand
best musical macrxziue in this country
(established in lSfil) CosidtH valu
able f.nd instructive reading, ec.h
number cntuins about $2.00 worth
of the latest and best rnuic, beauti
ful illustrations ai.d interesting read
icg will be mailed for 15 ctids or
three back number? (containing about
$5.00 worth of music) will bs mailed
for 25 cents, cash or stamps "The
Musicians' Guide' a 200 page volume
of valuable musical information,
mailed on receipt of oight two cent
stamp?. Adress, The S. Brainard's
Sons Co., Chicago, 11!.
Uleedera Dlaease.
Jeannr-tte, Pa., January 5- A
young son of Vr. and Mis. John
Boast, of Warren towunhip, is dead
as the result cf a cut in the upper
sum, received in a fu':l. The wound
bled so freeiy thut Dr. T. L. Armit
nge wua ca'.led to stop the flow of
blood. A remarkable fact, in this
connection is that a brother of the
deceased died two years ago from
the siuic cause, while two brothers
of the bov'a niothoi' also ble.l lo
death. Physicians sny till tlieso were
afflicted with a rare but fatal disease
kuoAn in medical science as bite dors
disease, the namy bi ing given to it
because all persons i:f!l;cted with the
ai ment are almost certain to bleed
to death upon receiving a slight cut.
Tick.- Floial Vulde, 14
It contains uescriptiots that do-
FCribe, not mislead ; illustrations that
ii struct, not exaggerate. Ibis year
it comes to us in a suit of gold.
Printed in eight different colors be
sides the black. Colored plates of
Chrysauthemums, Poppits and Vege
tables. On the front cover is a very
exquisite bnnch of Vick'w New
White Branching Aetr and on the
back is the New Doubls Anemone :
112 pages filed witu maty now
novelties of value as well as all the
old leading varieties of floweia and
vegetables.
We advise our friends doing any
thing in the garden this year to con
sult Vick befoi e starting operations.
Send 10 conts to Jamas Viok'a Sons,
Rochester, N. Y., for Vick's Guide, it
costs nothing, as you can deduct the
10 cents from the first order. It
certainly will pay you.
Tbe Seventh Daughter
of the seventh daughter is 6aid to be
luckv, but her luck does not compare
with the "lucky Jfumber Seven' of
Humpbit.v's Specific, an infallible
cure for coughs and colds. Try it.
On tne Wing:-
On Monddv, the 15th. I took the
Wing again, btopping at Huntingdon;
leaving that plaoe for Bsdford that
eveninsr, reaching the latter place at
9 o'clock. The taxt morning I call
ed cn tne Doty Brothers, and was
giad to meet J. C Doty of Pittsburg
ti.-er:, as I had not seen him for per
hapa six yei;is. Mr. S. S. Diehl,
member of the State Braid of Ari
culture, took mo in charge and took
me acroi-s tho county 14 miles to
Nw Paris to partic:pate iu a Farm
ers' Inbtitute. This was the first
one ever held in that Suction, which
is a good farming section and has
some excellent people, wide awske
farmers and social and hospitable
peoplt). The Institute was well at
tended and interesting, and a suc cess.
Rev. Harter of the M. E. Chureh had
a very successful Revival at that
place, reulting in 100 conversions.
On the firt tvening of these sorvices,
one of the worst characters iu that
section dropped dwad in the church.
This seemed to shake the dry Bones,
hence I presume it was a warning
wnicn wua heeded. On Wednesday
evening I came with .Vc Diehl to
near Be-.lford and spent the night at
his pleasant horn. He his a good
farm and a pleasant family.
At New I'ahis. The Prohibition
sentiment predominates to such a de
gree that they will build an Indepen
dent Prohibition Church this sum.
mer. Who will lead this flock, and
what the articles of faith and prac
tice or creed wi'l bs. I cannot ven
ture an opinion.
I noticed there had been quite a
large acreage of wheat sown. Thus
ttbowing they did not seem to be
afraid of 60 cent wheat. On almost
every farm in that section and in
Centre county, I noticed the farmers
were hauling their manure direct
from the stable and sprsading it on
the soil for corn. I spent a pleasant
evening at the State College with mv
friend Prof. II.. J. Mathers. This
evt-niBg their society met composed
of the youug men there taking the
fhort course in dairying and agricul
ture. They are from different sec
tions of the State.
They could not receive all the ap
plicants this winter. All these young
men without any hesitation arose and
gave their opinion on the subject,
which was "the best manner of sav
ing and applying manure." Among
them was .Vr. Winey of Thompson
town. It was very evident that edu
cation will do much for the farmer,
and espeaislly these young men. The
State College is very elegantly equip
ped, and every farmer's son who can
l J. X A. 1 - 1 .11
ou-jut to ias.e especially ii uo oiner,
the short course iu Dairying and Ag
riculture. Respect full v Yours,
D. B. Mc Williams.
Popular i:erj lvliere,
Drjriniiiff with a small local sale in
a retail drug store, the Imsinfs of
IIooJ's Sars&!aril!a bus bteatlilr in
TH&s-d unLii tbere is ncarcely a vil
la 30 or bnmlet io the Unitetl Stntes
w htro it is urkuown.
After RreaUfaat.
To purify vitalize anil enrich the
blood and give ntrve, bodily, and
digestive strenjft'', tjke Hoods Stir
BHpnrdl Ooi't'i.u the medicine
aftrr .v ry med for a in mtli or two
and von will f- !l Hik" :i lir man."
The n.ent of I -od's Sursnpari!! i!
prov. r by i'- tliousHii.ls c-f Wonder
ful curi- Wnv ioii't y.-u try it
Hun.i'ij I'i:Is curi-8 constipation.
Tbev are the b st after dinner pills
and fd'nily cathartic
MAHRIEI).
Ts.-inip Foi;hy. On the 14th
inst , bv thft Rev. J. Lnn lis, Mr. Ben.
jsinin Tpchnpp and Miss Ida M.
Furry, both of county.
RiTTKR Rice On the 11th inst..
bv R-v. .1. K. D.CaWinRiiter
of F.!li.ts''tirf, Prry conntv and
Jooer.liine R'cp, of Spruce Hill town
ship, t'uis county.
Wti.LivKR Olekkiy On tho 13th
inst., by liev W. F. Steck, S. G. Wel
liver, of Fairmont Springs, Luzerne
count v, and Mrs. Belle GlenDey, of
Port Royal, this county.
niEi
Fofxey. On the 14th insK, in
Bealo township, Jacob Forney, aged
sboiit 90 years.
' Drolesbai-oh. On the 18th inst.,
in Tuscarora township, from inflam
matory rheumatism. Charles Earle,
son of John and Anna Drolesbr.ugh,
aged 7 months and 13 days.
Smith On the 14th iust., in Lew
iptown, from pneumonia. Mrs. Ida
E. J.. wife cf Dr. D. C. Smith, and
daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Books of tbis place, aged about 38
years.
Paknabakkr On tbe 22nd inst.,
in Miflllntown. Mr. Philo H. Panna
baker, B(jod 63 years.
Why ohnnld our tear in sorrow flow,
When God ri'Cs'N his own,
Aud bids them leave a wot lit of woe,
For an immortal crown.
II is toils tre past, his work ia done,
A4 he is I ally blest,
n fonjsht the fight, the victory won.
And entered into r-st.
Fbm the Fa milt.
VirmsTows. J.s. 24, HF4
SilMT 20
21
Hut. IS
r-)ii'i.!f1er, u
' el
S!as,
V.IFFL1.NTOWN GEAI' Xt.hVy
Vt beat fi'
0;m in esr ft-i
.)a s, 27 to 3 '
Rto 60
Cioverneed. ... ..
Timothy aeed 2.M
F! .X ay 1 60
Uran 90
Cfcof ..$1.20 a buudrud
Middlings 1.10
Grouud Ahiui cUI: 1 U')
r.'H li Sai! ..Sec to 75
Phixadelihia Markets, Jan. 20,
1894. -Wheat 63 to 64c; Corn 40 to
41c; Oats 33 to 37c; prime cloverseed
10c; Potatoes 48 to 75e; eg gs 13 to 14
cents: butter 14 to 29c; live chickens
5 to 8c a lb; ducks 10 to 11c; geese
8 to 9c; turkevs 10 to 11c; tallow in
cakes 6c a lb.
a i ;.s . -i
ilr. C. H. Lauer
"Nerves Shattorod
Cnrally broken down; at times I would fall
ever with a touch of tlio vertigo; was notable
to go any distance from th house. I was a
nuu-mbla nun. Ill) day I commenced 11
boias No. a of Hood's Sanapai ill. I began
to feel better and I now loci like a new nuio.
Hood's5 Cures
I am workin' aipiin, and do pot hsro any of
my bad speat. 1 hjve a perfean c."
Chas. iL Lacuu, CCO V.'. Sljukct bu, York. fa.
'Hood's pills aro the best after-dinner
fuJ. uaidt iliiciUuu. cure headache. Sue
Iea Ii Craten-
lrv. Anni K. TTuMinbrry h pre- '
pared to furnish Prai-b Crate Mater-1
ial, Plasferirtc Latb, Sbinlfrs and all J
kinds of B rildi' g MAterial at tbe ,
Mill formerly owued ly ber late bns-;
band, I. V. Ilnmpbrey, di cea.-ed.
Peach lumber a t-peciaJiy. Mar.e, :
Juniaa county, Pa. tf.
-J r. DERW,
PR ICTICil. OK.XTIST,
(Gra(1iiRc of tl Phi'arle'j bia Den'al (,'nl-U-(trt,)
former! v ',' M,IHir!iure. Fa., hua lo
cated p.rniaieiit!y in MiH'.iptown, ax auc
cesnor to the late Dr. Ii. I.. Derr, and will
continue the on-! hns'nej: (cstHblt-he'i
by tho lalier m lXt- hi the well known of
fice on I!r:lge mrert ijpoita Court House.
C7- TEETH EXTRACTED, AHSOIXTE-
LY WITHOTJT PAIN.
jo CMorof'jrm, Ether, or Gas usrJ.
Nn Sot" Gunm or Diseotnfort to ra,'ent,
either rtiintd xtrrtion or afierwarda
All tteite are Gnarapteid rr rc charge
will be made.
CT" All work euarHiifeed to five perfect,
satinfactinn. Tern:.. atric'U cuvh.
II.
P. DERR,
Practical Deutlwt.
After J
TI
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WI
line of
OVERCOATS
A
C J
rare
for bargains.
K0LL0BAUGH Zt
HORSES.
There bag been grtn Jt cl cf t!k abct ny Icrsei not being safe in
Time cf Funerals. 1 Late i ciricrcd cf ! at tram tf horaec, and purchased
an elegant team of Black lltits at tie cif-l tt H',l CD ulicb tre perfeotly
safe. Any woman can drive tlcn . Tbey t&y ioattLDti.n to cars.
THE MILD POWEH CURES.
KUIYIPHREYS5
Ir. Huaiplrya'6r'lflMSarlcn'0ilyud
nnr-UT prautrwl IxiMliM, UMnl tr yuan In
itTula inrtlt' and f. ir thirty yw tF U
MOpla wlta eoctr mkm. Ervry single Simula
woial our fur the dlMM n-r:ul.
TiipyBUMWltlwrtitdrwsKUiB.pcr; !tiurrdorhig
them.aiiS an 1i?b. i tu.d dt n. Uih. buy. re i cm
Hauiraie of ibe World.
LIT of KMUB1. MKU.
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7-languis Colilss Kronrhiti.
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NUMBERS:
u-si, nj- iris oiiuil try ItLM harc 1.00
3-licaMartae Ocart. l:pUatton l.OO
Swid if U z:Ut. or scot pi-Miij ca rch t f pi c.
Db. HrsruiKT' If ist Ai Im pnvs. iui to fuck.
Ill PIHtkT!Htll.t..l,l 1 1 13 WlflliM St.. Vw Tark.
S PE CS FS OS.
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
For men Fxtimal or IntCKi. t liml or Plfpdimri
FMuln in Auo: Iu-Lluiror Hkt-illiy; f ihf F.mauiu.
Tbv rutlff 1 ImtinMiaU? Uit cur. c rtuiu.
, PHICE, 50 CTS. TRIAL SIZS. 9. CT3.
Sold bf Prr.r-biU, or nt pi-id vu rccil iW iinc.
ntpuue2iri.io.. lit ii?nursnst..KW leu
HUMPHREYS'
-v-y urTr est! k dv cDrrtn rc
lor Horses, CarJe. Sleep, Ics, Zssh
AND POULTRY.
SGOPage Tluk on Travmmt of Animal
nud C hart vui ! rcc.
cntFJJ c FpTeri.'ontcriion.1niamrantSoB
A.A.f!pinul M ni uieil in. .I iiii. IVvrr.
j; (1. Niridna. Lumt'iM'.-;, betttimtiam
'.'. I)tifi.tM'i-, Natal ititiursciu
1.D. Kif or Crubv, m m.
F.. K.'ui!(;ll. 1 it'ATl', lui3tnnT)ia
F.F. t'ttlic or .riir. itt'IIyttt-hi.
I l tm- i riHKt. If I'aiori'liasrn.
JI.II. J.riury nud Kitli:-y i int-atiPB
i.l.Krptivc IiiirnfR, 3lanyp.
.K.-litaHf h ui' OiyvaXiwn. I'aralyaitt
Single Bottle (ovrttdi. - - .60
stable ( bm. with Rpo ifli. Mannal, .
V t4:rinary f t:r Oil ail Mcdlctoior, 9T60
Jar VoieriDci y v ui Oil, 1.00
Md try li mr vet fftmU aayvhervaBtf la Bay
jaaMltj- rw(H mt prU.
ULHfHlft iVSkXtO., lit Jk USWlUUaSU,ScTora.
is'C, we
I
1
our entire
mr none
VERY TRULY,
S. S. RUBLE,
IHELLIER AND lUKERAL DIRECTOR.
GREATEST SAC
RIFICE SALE,
Ever witnessed in
Juniata county.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
"WORTH OF CLOTHING CON
SISTING OF
MEN'S AMD BOYS
OVERCOATS.
MENS HOYS AND CIIII.D-
KENS SUITS. AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
WILL BE SOLD HE
GAKDLESS OP COST.
FERD MEYERS,
the Wliolasale & Retail ClotMer. Bridge St., Mifflintewn, Pbum.
18G5,
ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation
To attend the Attractive Sale
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
D. W.
It
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Trices.
His prices leave all Competitors iu tl:e rear, so don't fat
to give Lim a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. BARLEY-
MIFFLIN
HAVE IDH MOM TO DEPOSIT ?
ABE YOU A BORROWER
C4LL AT
THI FIRST
KIFFUNiOWK, PA.
FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Eites.
FRAZER GREASE
BEST IX THE WCBU).
3to'W.r!3ff'lQalit!oartlnSKrTa83ed. actur.Tly
emlaKinff two boxen cf any othw brana. Io6
lbctodlrlMt.Mr(.aT lilLtLMlSE.
FOR SALE BY tEATj:H8 GENERALLY, tyf
s
ALESME
.N
"VV ANTED
LOCAL OR TRAVELLING, to U our
Nursery Stock. Salary, Expenses- anil
Steadv Emplovment (rnarante"d.
CHASK BROTHERS COMPANY,
Pec. 8, '91. Rochester, N. T.
Tbe Sentinel and titpni'.xean office ia tbe
p'aca to get job work done. Tiyit. It ill
pay yon if yon need anything in that linn.
Publis
c! Clothing that
goes
on
daily
OF
rTo The
HARLBT.
will be
TOWN
JUNIATA VALLEY BAN $(,
OF 9IIFF LISTOWX, PA.
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable
JOSKPn ROTOROrK. Prtndtnt.
T. VAN IfcWIN, Cashier
DIKECTOBfl.
W. C. Poraoroy,
Jolin Hertilr,
Roh-rt K. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
Josoph Rothrock",
Josuh 1.. Bartirfi,
Louis K. Atkinsoo,
TocaHr;TKi:
Geo'ge A. Kepner, JAnnio M. Shedajr,
Jos -pli Ttothrock, P. W. Mr.tbeck,'
E. Atkinson, R. E. Pntir,
W. C. Pomtrcj-, J. Holnxs Irwin
Mary Ku-ti, Jerome N. 'I botrprtoc, J:
John Hrtrtilr, T. V. Irwin.
Charlotte Snyder, Jostab L Barton,
John M. Blair, Robert H. Pattereon
F. M. H. Peaaell, Ivi I.rbt,
SamuelS. Rotbrock, Wm. S warts.
Three and Four per cent, intercut w!!l be
paid on certip catea of deposit.
jan 2?, 1094 tt
TC WEAK H
BaSMng from th. (Shu of youthful orran, ar7
ixrl, wmstxna vMkiml loat manhood, efn 1 wfu
trni a Tainahl. twiH ( mM cntainlng full
parMnlai tor torn. cur, f R EE of cl.arne. K
pUadirt mcdioal work ; ahon'. O re4 by tmrj
man who la Dtfvooa aad deblhtaced. AJdnaa.
Prof. F. C FOWLER, SlooOus, CuoBr
RUPTUREIaHE
ia. Ka'i at "nc. No operauon or bnnea;
dciny. 1 twaitntlii o '-'ir fr. Maj ?r l-e
ilcMi'l Penn, Keadiiig, l'a., second Saturday oi
er;rhmonth fond tor circa) art: . -'Vicvlice
of pupils whoatteu