SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MiyFLINTOWN.
WEDS KSU.IT. FEB. 28. 1894.
B. F. S G Fl W SIER
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(DIT3B AXD raOPBUTOB.
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A aiifctate ia a fault that mar tie
pardoned, but a deliberate imposition
upoii a confiding person or upon tii6
public is a crhue.
S'jhe of the Crliale people are
biglly displeased with Governor
Patter&oii because h attended the
dedication of St. iM.iiefs Catholic
church in Carlisle.
Ho. EJrard D-juglas White, of
Louisanna, wu Appointed bj Presi
dent Cleveland a justice of the Sup
rera Court. The appointment wai
coafirme.l by the Senate. He -was
in the Confederate army and is a
Cntholii-.
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TLero are one hundred and eighty
lhonia;i.l moro v iters in l'ennsylva
nia who am oppoHoJ to the tar'f!'
bill of the democracy then favor it,
Th! 180.000 vuttrs rppvesot 000,.
000 inure penplo in tbia Commoi".
wealth against tLe Wilson bill than
in favor of it.
Washington a birthday was cele
braled in a iort of n bear garden
way by oongresameT of the Lawor
Ilouaa, who worked themselves into
Cresson 7 35 11.12
Martinnburg 7 35 10.35
Hollidayrbarg
Altoona
Bellwood
Bellefonte
Clearfield
Philipsburg
Osceola
Tyrone
Huntingdon
Bedford
lit. Union
VIcVeytown
Lewiatewn Juu'tn .
Mifflin
Port Royal
New port
Duncanuou
Washington, Arrivo
7 32 11.20
7 35 12.05 P. M.
7 35 12 17 "
7 25 10 34 A. 1L
7 25 9.58 "
6 25 10.41
7 25 10.50 "
7 25 12.27 P. M.
6 C5 12.55 "
6 C5 9.50 A. M.
1.15 P. U.
1.35 "
1.50 "
2.10 "
114 "
2 41 "
2.5S
7.45
9 30
5 95
5 60
5 25
5 15
4 GO
4 20
Twscarora Taller Railroad.
Trains oh tho Tnscarora Valley
Railroad will run ee folluwi:
Leave East Waterford at 8 0:1 a.
Jt., aid 2 r. u., arriving at Port Riy
al at 9.15 a. m. and 8.15 r. v.
Leave Port Royal at 10:30 a. m ,
ind 5.15 t. m., arriving tt Eat Wa
;rford at 11.45 a. m. and 6.30 p. x.
J. C. UOOCEHEAD,
Suptnntr.iderJ.
A Winter Vacation la Florida.
On February 13th and 27th and
March 13th and 27th the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company will run
personally-conducted tours to Flor
ida. The special trains in charge of
experienced tourist ajent and chap
eron will leave New York 9.30, Tren
ton 11,03 A. M., Philadelphia 12.10,
Wilmington 12.50, and Baltimore
2.3C, P. M. These train? will be
composed of the finest Pullman
sleeping and dinisg cars ft! ted with
modern appointments aurl cnven
inline of the most sumptuous type.
SSOfrciu New York, $13 from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and pro
portionately low from other points
on the system, wilt coverall expenses
whilt on the special trains trans
portation, Pullman accomodation, aDd
meals, with the exception of the lait
tonr, the ticket lor wmcii covers
Pullman facilities south bound oulr,
a loud and bitter w.jrd talk over tho ! the limit, bowover, being .Wiy 3lst,
arrest of a number of Congressman,
anil their arraignment befure the
bar of the House for being absent.
Amidst the confusion the House ad
jonrned with the absentees still un
arrest. ConreKsimm Miihon was
one "f the absentee's arrested.
Wmr would bo tlmiiybi of the
man who has debts to pay and has
an iucoaiB to pay the his dnbta, cut
ting down hi income and borrow
ing m mey to pay hi debt", thereby
making his deb's larger That is
thu (Jievrlau I administration. Tho
thus allowing a much longer visit,
A stay of two weeks in the glorious
health inspiring peninsula may be
enjoyed on the first three, and that
time may well be spent in following
out the numberless side trips available
from Jacksonville. Thes? tours are
j especially apropo. during the peni
tential season now upon us, and a
vacation in this beautiful Slate should
prova of great bentit to those more
or less fatigued from the pleasure of
the social life and excitement of the
winter.
4 Hoy's Experience-
will to all of us, when the last trip
ha been madeany member through
misfortune, not possessing the ne
cessary means: The wife and those
he loves and cherishes most dear will
be saved, the humiliation of seeing
him numbered among those of the
silent city, by the charity of the pub
lic. On our assembling in the opera
house, Mayor Loucks, extended to as
in a crisp and well timed speeeh, the
welcome the courtesies, good will,
freedom, keys of the city.
At 9.30 p. m , the doors of the
Spacious Dinning Hall of the Colon
ane were opened, two hundred plates
naa Lv.en lawl, and there was a man j
for every cover. About 175 were :
members of representatives of the I
manufactures of the city of York. !
We were honored with tho Press, j
and Ex-Mayor Noel of York, nud the i
pulisher of the Implement News.
The Menu wag varied, and palat
able, the time consumed in getting
away with the entire bill of fare was
fully two hours. The tima interven
ing between tho courses, was made
enjoyable by social converge, flow of
soul. Kurz.inabes orchestra of Har- i
risburg furnished the music which j
was of a high and entertaining order j
John Wright, of New Jersey, was j
Toast .Mister, and proved the right '
man in the right places, the respon- j
sen to the various toasts, were spicy '
and the joint, showing that beneath
these sunburnt brows there is stored
awnv an intellectual least.
The Mantle of F. M. Gardner for
mer President, fell upon John G support- il by the latter, jieojile r.tare.1
Yountr, the Win. Dearing company, ut him rather hard nmler the iiiipremion
Mr. Young is able to combine Tears that lie was intoxicated. He whs not
experience with his new office. He is onl" 1Tr11 'lr 'ss.-d, but wore a handsome
a trenial and uloasant man. and when rin8, lll ,v.v watch chain and other
he t akes off his hat, you will discover, T'1?'.- Pi,?-,,8ers
i ,,,, . i - . . bidcrahlv as he swnveu from
hi:n and eternal bliss. The
Ban'iet will lie in Baltimore.
D. B. McWiixiams.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
MARRIED.
" " " VIOLETS.
The wood bird calls, the slui'lows flee.
The Mm conies "Men from I he ?ea;
Arri l he ni-alim s I rttriiy
For ytu I take the fern friiit-.l ray,
T outlier vlitlet wt-t wiih Uw
"Which only lihioili. hive-, lur yiij
I'ur uii, my love, Hinne for yoa!
The trni.-se!, lNnl. the h-xvdroK hine.
The hnn Ihorit'a hrealh i- sweet im u iuf:
The ott wind MeaU with nre-eTice ncet
To tlin whitr ietult ut my feet
And lift the leave froui violet hltie.
Hidden to wail, my love, for on
For ou, my love, alone for ou!
lilue a-s your eyen. which ht-arts belliif.
Their faint erfiiiue weet as your smite,
I gather theuL, with ferent iiravr
Tliat they my passion ma tleclare;
Their jtctah. icile. tear stulned with dew.
Jlay tell how I live !mii for you
1'ur you, my love, alone tor you!
liluihe'is Mnjfiucme.
Aucib Stoxsjt On the 15 th.
inst, by Rev, U Jj. Drum, Reuben.
Aaker, of this tow n, andlCiss Minnie
Stoner, of Fermanagh township.
Tm Allm Oi the 15 inst., by
Rev. S. A. Davenport, Amoa F. Fry,
and Jennie Allen, both of Walker
township.
Nailoe STaAwsaa. Oa the 20th
inst, by Rev. J. Lindis, Mr. Howard
Kailor, of Coolamu. and Miae Mary
Strawter, of Richfield
PtAHLis FcEaxx Oa the 18th
dar of Februarv, br Rev. J. Landis,
I Mr- Austin Pfahle-. of Port Ryal
; aad Misa Cora A. F-srer, of Tuomp
: sontown.
DIED
Dmof. On tho 11th init.7i& FaV
.11. fnwnulim 1 . . - ,3
ltrt Iltiiiimi Nature.
A well dressed man j;ot on the Sixth
aveuuti eh'Vati'd the other day and
groped oKpiik for a Ktrajt, which his
coitiyiatiion tinal ly placed in his band.
the former seemed quite nncertain
of his footing and was beiui; tiurtiallv
about C6 years
I Coxit On the 19th inst. in Port
i Royal, Mrs Coxv, wife of Wra. Coxey.
of cancer ar.-d rnm. Interment
,on the 22d inst., in Liwiatown cint
! tery.
Aixeh On h uVi inst,, at Tto
nova, Pa., Crawford, son of Mai vr
JDavii W. 11n. of Johnstown this
i county. Killed in R. R. yard. Da
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itipwi it'it-i. n.t sua C'lll to '
mourn his ptidil'n death.
THE MILD POWER CURES.
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mw. mr la.r.-krr 1 fc- U-K" l.VV
Sl-Ilraa.r la ilaart.ratelta4taal.ee
a a. aaiaa. av tfi. u....l.I
Wonderful
Bargain
ATTRACTIONS
At Schott's !
Only while vre have these good
in Stock are ve able to give you
such Big Bargains.
AH W.ol Fre.ob 8erCei, 48e; Fora.r Prises, 6e.
All Weol Cleth for 24e, werth SOe.
Half VTeol n.ariettas f.r 28., wertk lM.
5 Yards of Bat Bleach.d .Va.ho aaade fer i
15 lards of rood Bleaebed Maslta for 1.
17 T.,d. f fair analitv. Bleach.d Jivltm Ut 1.
n v... f .nnd Blaa.ksd Auilio for fl
lHXt
aair.Palclta4taml.aa v A ai ua t , u UB1B far m
.m ....i.ee ; 1S Ymtia of hetter quality, Ua-bleaeh.d Mu.lia ier
n.r.rr 14 y.rd. of u bi...h.d for i.
i 05 y.rd, of the b.it and heavi.at La-b.eaeke WBili
. ' a "v 1 . -1 -..J P.ntoB rlaaaal lor 9U0.
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111 111 C'OII-
tlm strap,
and pretty soon it became ovidnit tn
tiiore in the vicinity that instead of be
ins? intoxicated the mail win blind. A
ymiii lady made the discovery ami im
mediatt ly aro.so anil motioned the blind
man's companion to take her Meat.
W lien tins had been coiiiintinieaUd to
Un t.i;,..l 41.u l.,t.. .1...
Editor Trout of the L-wistown dirr(.tHrtl f tho Ia.lv and rais. d his
Free Pr-ss has been appointed rev- hat respectfully, but d. dined tho prof
enue collector. j fer. .1 courtesy. His companion wui.s
It is a source of regret that the ' peicd soinethiiii; in his ears most lik
proceediupe if the Teachers' Local thilt tht buly wa both young and
Institute held at Etst Salera on Fri- han.lM.me-ft.r tho afllicted man be-m,
3 ( i 3 i... i ' plumim liiiitriclf and finally turned bv
' ; chaiinirii; hamls 4.11 the ntra;i h tliat ttm , tuttr 14 ti it-
v-iiTnw vmrm.
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Timotay o.t
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fcriin
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HiiMlihp
Gr-iuml Altou Stlt.
- arienli .Salt ....
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4.4 k. ar.M'..t mr mml
HNPIIMI .. 144 IM
itMrxkir aa. aa..ln nuiai m.. vw
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fer $1.
a Ut 1.
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
For MlM-Kxtatiat ar lataaHal, IHawl or EJaaall
Vbtote Ii tu Itaaaac ar Tl4'tl aa
t'AM V
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J8 to St
60
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to
..tl 2M a bundrd
1 10
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.V: ta 7
, , count v, has disposed of his cream
mi I urn unrl'. " . .
' J ... , I to j. u. Hahleman, of IbompsoB
th boils and 4 r. tr.u j ... ' o..
"nil. i . xi.aiueixi:u. cutlijuuba bun
Mifllintown creamery, and the cream
ery at Thotupsontown.
Ou Mondav evonincr. Albert Ilaelc-
1r0'j had taken the second bottle the boils ' enberger'e sleigh struck a dirt pile
i bean to haal and the tired feeling n the street in Patterson. The
was j-one." Loreko Gkixsem.. j "leieh stopped and Mr. Haekenberp-er
Columbia Uross i;a(t?, I'a. j was jerseti out ot ine aieiffii Dy tue
tlis-
"A few months ajo
I neck wer-i covered with
tariff that tho republican put ty pro- j carbunc!es aud 1 had a tired failiup.
vided avti the luoaon to pay the I tried swvoral diffarent kinds of med
debts I ths country, but as s..on as iciees, but they hsd no affact until I
-,!.... i ... . irot Hold's Sar.anariila. When I
. .1. . ... i . I 1. m iiilij iiriwt'r .iti iii'i.i-' .
l
posed to cut down the tariff nud
that scared the b:iin s. and tho in-!
mi") of j;.voriinitiijt wu reduced,
and n.)W the adiinnUtrat'ou is bor
rowing iiioney.
n morn delinile
J. C. Kipp, of Millerstown, Perry j view of a rather fine face. lie Mtrai-ht-
creamerv eneii up ins rins, seitie.i niscoiiar, tell
to ascertain whether his rout was but
toned und I'll led down his ends jnst
as a vain nimi usually din s when he
wants to make a (food appearance.
New YutU Herald.
lLiod'i Pits are purely vegetable,
An other new n.au ou tho Supreme
bench, with tho taint of old time
B' mtliop ii notion, of slavery, and
state rights, has caused n poo l many
Harriet F.. Hall of Waynntown,
Jinl., says: "I ewe tuy life to tho
crreat South American
Nervine. I
had been in bed for five months from
people t word r what tli rulings of the eti'eet-i of au exhausted Stomach,
the Stipruuie Curt will ba, some of! Indip;etttion, Nervous prostration and
tl,a'.. i, whan ...T'Jor, .' .,4.aLina ! ceneral shattered condition of my
involving old time issued are sent up
for c nifi delation. I'. took four
years of war to ruly out slavery.
How long will it take to rule it back
by decision of the Supremo Court,
onoe the advocates and balievers in
slavery and its twin brother frse
tiady get tho in ijority of the Sup
reme I.rt'. ch in their fm-jr.
Thf. free trade ad vocatus bay, "open
the door to the free trade of tho
world, that is the doctrine of univer
sal brotherhood of lean." and they
are btcked in advocating their the
ory by the text book a ou Political
whole system. Had riven up ad
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors-with no relief. The
firf-t bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much that 1 was able
to walk about and a few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it is the
best medicine in the world. I can
not rocoinmend it to highly." Sold
bv Li. Bank. &. Co., Druggist, Mif
flintown. Pa. F-b. 9 '93, ly.
The Kalffb l ol llie Cirlp Hau
qiiet at York, I'a-
j Pt.adii.pia Vfniin, F.b. 26;h,
1 1804 W'o.at 00 to ; cam 41 to 1
t 42c; at 36 to 38 : ciovvi seed 'i to 10 1;
I potato. 4-i to 7 ; tft t potatoes 40
to 4-m; applos $ 1 3 t j $4 50 a b j.;
: live rhicks'iia '.I u i0c;-ji'S 16 to 20-;
iu,'in 3t to 41:
j I-44-f ett'.e. g(. -d 4 5 : ii-dufu 4
' t 4Vr; c r.l.n m J :i 4 ; alirtaji, ' r ra
; 4o; g d 3.'; in'ori.ir 2., : -in a m 2
j lm 3 to S : til n e . - 5t -i ( $21;
j milch cows $25 to dresso 1 b-f
I 6 to 7c, hog 7c.
auw rfiwr nv iiNfi.e4lUla vt4rr s4liiiu.
fSIOE, SO CTS. TBrALSTZSLMCTa.
Bil by Prncl, ar pmt ye.a m rasat mt aabaa,
UftT aVBXTS- T.M., 1 1 1 A 1 1 S WOOaai M.. M W
HUMPHREYS
VETER1KARY SPEOflCS
Tor Horset, CeUU, nveea, Soft, ef,
AID roOLTHT.
SOD Pes. Baak Trtxttaaaatt afAalaa.l.
a4 Chart hi IrM. I
II W.nri.t ..llaM.LiiaKaallM
a.A.iHaal Sraiacltta. Milk .
n. D. SI ra.na, L.aM.M. ailMtHHt
.'. OlMraipor, M aaa I aiaattBrsa.
W.W. Hala ar raaa, W aria a.
K.E. (aaaaa. Umth, fuiaaill.
f.r ( alts ar Criaaa. Ballraaha.
4.U.-.Vturrla.
M.M. t.rl
J.I. hrurllrt Vlaaaaaa. Biaaaa.
.K 1IIH44H at Jlcal4M, ravailraaw
Siatila Buttia tarar 10. nail.
lliursl'iy, ieiiruary JJn.I, was
inu.lo memorable to the Knights of
drip. It being the 4th annual meet-j
tug of tuo iravvling Mans j:ud.
)nlv thiiKM who are engaged in sell
lines, and had his right elbow
jointed.
15. F. Mitchell, was given a bear
ing before Squire C. B- Horning,
last Saturday, ou the charge of the
board of County Commis.ioners for
forgery, Ms pretence, and for viola
ting the scalp law, and released on
$10(10 bail to answer tho charge in
court
Mrs Cowhiok wife of Jeremiah
Cowhick who lives on the Patterson
farm near Miller.town, Perry county,
wa atrieVAn with uaralvAia nbiTa aif.
.. . , .. w
tin7 nn r chnir in hnr tinniA rtn iba
IS th inst., and died within a period
of a few hours, leaving a husband
and five small childreu to mourn her
death.
Samnel Ze-igler, of Pfoutz Valley,
Perry county, was found lviug aeros
a chair dead on thu miming of the
19th iuat- He had boon o i: of health
the past year, but hia ailment wai
not considered dangerous. He had
sent a ecn down atiirs for a towl and
during the ton's absence he was sum
moned into the other world He wa
one of the wealthy men of Perry
countr.
,:onomy. l lie lex books on politi-: in or u,nufrtC.lUriug Farm Imple
,i economy are written by school ments. buggies, Wagons and Fer-' all Htrd, Soft or Calloused Lumps
English Spavin Liniment removes!
teachers who have theories that do tiliznrs ara eligible
in itr.utii nIi.'.iiI mii,1 tvr-ita rrt in
4i, Some of the traveling men
study, but they ate not applicable
or practical among all nations, be
caune all nations are not circum-
Koft tV.ir.l-.
One of the most curious of rnrreiit
lieliefs is that of hypocrisy lurking in
pleasnnt manners and nincerity in tliose
that are rouh or stern. It seeuis a
relic of our Puritan forefathers, but it
certainly is out of place today. One is
foolish, or very innocent, to give heed
to iimro than tho letter of society conr
tei s. Hut. on the other hand, the
wish to please is a ""'1 in itself,
and the willingness to hurt, by word
as well its by deed, is a bad sign in it
self, rieltisliness is, lar more than hy
pocrisy even, ji usual failing. And
there is Hinall hojic for tho habitually
self absorbed rough speaker, while there
is always a li.ince that the soft manner
may nhik int.: thu heart. To ths- who
tell us that soft words butter uu pars
nips, we may retort, oil is also bett4-r
fur a wig than vinegar. If proverbs
mean nnythiii. it is because there is
one for every side of a tjtiestiou. Ex
change. Ol.t Time Kuilrumllnc.
It is sometimes a matter of surprise
to find what mighty good locomotive
miming has been done in times past
when tho locomotive was a far inferior
machine. The death of D.tni. l M. Fish
er, an old and retired engineer of the
New York and New llaveu, recalled
the fact that in lx.10 ho carried Presi
dent Taylor's mesMie from New York
to New Haven alsiut t0 miles in an
hour and -0 miuntee. The engine
burned wood. The switches were lock
ed. The messenger snt on n box in the
engine's tender. New York Advertiser.
ASK FOR AND TRY
l4a.rrfa.a;0. Hiaiarrkatf
.rlaarr aaa Ktaaer Diaai
uatlva IMaaaaaa. Bflaaaa.
lasuaca at Jtlfaacla. Tm
tia vavaraOAaaaai, -
Stable rM, wlta apaatao-. kfaaaai
atarlaarr C-ir. OIT4JU IfnltlaMaa. T. 4I
Jar Vetartaarr Car Oil, . . ll4W
al4 ar Rn-nM.i tr mat fp-r-M H-raaan aa. a. aar
aixrancTaau. aa., 1 1 1 a l n waaw. a.., aTi a.
Consumption Surely Curael.
To Tub Kiwi:-naaaa lafaara yaar raa.aia
hs- I kra a fMatera raaiaiy Sar tka aaaTa-aaaaa.
Br Ua Maif aaa t imam to afkaaalaaa
xa- .04 baaa panaaaaatlr aaraa. I ahatl aa aJa4
la -a4 twa aattlaa af mj raaiaey FIlKa la aar ot
-t ar ravtata waa Lara anBaaaipOoa tt tkaj lM
aaai! mu Ik aar lrni aaat P. O. a4taaaa. i - i 1
faliT. T. A. tUXTUM, M. &, at Maal L. M. J.
9 Yards of eood Caatoa FUaael for 50e.
a . . . . . at bTm fie in
8 lard, er D.f.er " , , en
7 Yards of still k.avi.r Caatoa Flaiael for 50e.
10 Yards of the best Caatoa Flanael fer fl.
Blankets fer 75. a pair.
Bleak. U better for 80 a pair.
ISlaakets still heavier for $1.60 aad $1.
B.tl F.etory. AH-Wool Blankets for $ 60 te 4 74 a pair.
Shawls in single and d.uble at l.i. prioes.
Gitijhaai., good tjaallty, 21 yrdi for;$l.
Fan.y dr.. Uiagkau., 10 yard, f.r 75..
21 Yard, ef gacd Calieo. fur fl.
Ladies' Sho.a $1. $1.20. $1 50, $3.
.V.n'. Sbe.s for $1 25. $1.50. $2.. $tt 50.
Ladies' Kabbrr. for 25.
lies', gam beets for 'l 45 a pair.
All eur Carpet., Oil Cloth, Wiedew Shad, aad ev.rjtkiag la ear -:
preportioeate lew pria... Call Barly.
SCHOTT'S STORES.
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r.iidP HOVK I VTK-iTWEVT.
DOUBLE EXTRACT
SARSAPAR1LLA
URIFIES THE 2L00D.
CURES.
I CURES..
CURES..
GRIP.
...C.hT.ARRH.
DYSPEPSIA.
tiUIILJ II1UIL(.JIIUI(.
CURES RHEUMATISM
KUnnar Saraaparilla Co.. B' jf-i-r.i. N.T.
Gaalv-nr tha li-t 6 var. i -w. iKr n
Cwntant SUFFER tt a-rth II. irfcPSlA ind
t tka usa ol Xwn B?irs i,l four SARiPA
R1LLA I am onir r.e Vof,r trul.
MBS. MAMNA.I McJ.WilM:-fcra. Pfc
505
PER BOTTLE.
THE WOrtLO OVER,
fcrra tt tsc ma.4S( s? RiPARiu ca
BIMGHAMTCiN. N..
staiipntl alike an.l lo not live alike.
years ago conceived tno idea that
the traveling salestntn, should have
an ussociatior, that wouhl bring
thenj together at least once a year
By this they would all become
- . 4 11.1- -
Tho man who does not first take care w-i.uainwHi, an y P,wTr OIL ar"
... , ., ., Rociatiov, with each other, the busi
of his ow n faniiiv, is worse than an .i - i: 1...4 4U.
infidel, and tho public men or the 1 mannracturer and dealer, would be
party tliat do not first take care of elevated to a higher business plane.
Tho jdans of a fe,v who were the
projectors were woven into an organ-
nnit TlAmiDliAa frrwm nr.u. Til, rt.l
four 1 Spavins, Curbs Splints, Sweeney, a i...i.t ReMu4-i.
King Bone, Strifles, Spraine., all j Joe You know that
Swollen Throats, C.inghs, etc. Save Browu, three or tour mouths a;
1 1-nt
the interests of their couutry may
also be slid to bo worse than infidels,
that is they are Inlievers in, and ad
vocates of that which is not for the
highest good of their own people.
Low Hate Eicasl.o lo Wash
ington, I. C-, Pennajlva
nla Railroad.
Thre ipscial exfiursions will be
run to the the National Capitol from
Pittsburg and other points nn the
Pennsylvania Railroad, as mentioned
belcw, at remarkably low rates. The
dutea selected are Februarv 31st,
llarVh 25d. and April 19th. 'Tickets
fir tho trips will be good on any
.of the regular trains except the
Pennsylvania Limited or on the
special train to be rau on the sched
ule berewith, on the d.vt designated,
and will admit of a stay of ten days
in Washington. Stopover at Balti
may be made in rit'-.er direction
within limit.
These tips are especially appro
priate and attractive during the pres
ent season, when the taost beautiful
eity in America may bo seen at its
best. The historic an3 contempor
aneous interest always attaching it
self to Washington, and the magnifi
cent architectural sights, will amply
repay a visit, and whn the extreme
low rates are considered no better
trip could well be devised.
A special train of parlor cars and
dv Poaches will be run, and tickets
will be sold as per the following:
Ratr. Tit a Lvs.
Pittsburg $9 00 8 05 A. M.
East Libertv 8 95 8 15 "
Bra J dock. 8 80 8.28 "
Irwin 7 90 8.47 "
I'niontown 7 65 6 58 "
Connellsville 7 35 7.32 "
IScottdale 7 35 7.54 "
Oreensburg 7 35 9.09 '
Butler 9 00 0.15 "
Indiana 8 45 6.25 "
BlairsvilU 7 55 9.22 "
Latrobe 7 35 9.26 "
Derry 7 35 9.36 "
Johnitowa 7 35 10.22 "
iz ttion and the authors nave reason
to c mgratula'e themselves on tho re
sults of their plans.
The growth was not rapid at first
but after tho object, became more
fully understood it increased rapidly.
The Token is the acorn. The
Motto, Teach Mon Charity.
Oi Tburday morning the 22nd a
special car attached to the 11.50
train conveyed 59 front Ilarrisburg
to York. On reaching that eity we
were met by the reception committee
of members and citizeus. The pro
cession was formed, headed by a
baud of 30 pieces. The line of march
was up Duke street to Market thence
on .Market to the Colonade Hotel.
It perhaps was something novel and
unusual to see 75 salesman, march
ing through the thriving City of
York: ea-'b. with his grip in hand.
A like number had reached York by
other roads from Baltimore and else
where. AYe dined in the spaoious
Dining Room of the Colonade, which
is located on the sixth floor.
After Dinner the procession was
formed again an 1 marched to the
Opera House where a busines meet
ing of 31 hours was held. The re
ports showed that 76 men members
had been admtnitted during the
year. The members represent the
States of Pennsylvania, New York,
New Jersey, Maryland, Ohio, Illinois
When we counted experiences,
business had not been as brisk aa we
would have dsired, but as to life
and limb we had been fortunate.
Except Brother H. K. Sweigard, he
had made his last trip. Besolntions
in respect to his qualities as a man,
his worth as a representative cf his
line, and his honor and courtesy as a
competitor, were adopted by a rising
vote. Formerly this had been only
a social organization. But forseeing
the importance of a relief feature it
was made a part of the constitution
and By Laws. If a member should
be found sick or iojnred by the way,
he will be cared for. If out of funds
it will be supplied.
Afld when the time cornea as it
$50 by nse of one bottle. War- j
ranted the most w ndrful Blmish j
Cure ever known. Sold bv L. Banks ',
k Co , Druggi.t Mifllintown, Pa.
Not. 22, '93.
Red red Rates to Philadel
phia Account (. A- R-.
via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
For th benefit of those wishing to
attend the Annual Encampment. De
partment of Pennsylvania, Grand
Army of the Republic, to be ' held
March 1st and 2nd in Philadelphia,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell round-trip tickets from
points on its line in the State of
Pennsylvania (except on the Down
ingtown and Lancaster Branch) at a
rate of one lowest first class fare for
the round trip. The tickets to be
sold from February 2(ith to March
2d, and good to return antil March
5th.
This arrangement, it is hoped,
will prove an advantage to the many
who will likely wish to be in atten
dance on the occasion.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Iud., says: "I have been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges
tion until my health was gone. I
hod been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle of
South American Nervine which done
mj more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy:
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. I consider it the grand
est medicin in the world." War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks
A Co., Druggist, Mifllintown, Pa.
Feb. 1, 93 ly.
Poach Crates-
tani Yes.
Joe He hadn't paid it hack ami
can't, ami I think you ought to "go
havers" in the ln with me.
Sam What have I got to do with it?
Joe He was ou hi way to get it
frotu you when be struck lne, anil I
saved you if 10. fmler the circum
stance!, don't you thing you ought to
save mo $5? Detroit Frew Press.
Journalism lit Srrvla.
Journalism in Servia i a peculiar
institution. The Schuniadiki List,
which lias the repntation of Immuk thu
leading newspaper of the kingdom,
came out one day with the following
announcement on its first page: "Ow
ing to the intolerable laziness of our ed
itor in chief, Mr. Zrak, who hjienils his
nights in feasting and Blej tho whole
day through, our nimilwr this week is
on ay half its UMial size. " Philadelphia
Record.
An exhibitor of wild lieasts in Paris
j has adopted a plan for securing his
money wincn is rcspectiuny stinmiiieu
to bankers and bondholders generally.
Every night he deposits the daily re
ceipts of his exhibition in the cage of
the most ferocious of his animals, ami
he has never lost a penny.
It has been estimated that a gold coin
mutst be handled 2,O0O,0U0,00O times
before tho impression njion it becomes
obliterated by friction, and a silver
coin 3, 250. IK6,000 times.
Since his installation as grand mas
ter of the Freemasons, now nearly 19
years ago, the Prince of Wales has
granted 1,027 warrants for new lodges.
Whenever there is friction, there is
heat. Hammering a nail rod nntil it
is redhot or forging a nail without fire
are feats of the blacksmith.
Mrs. Annie E. Humphrey is pre
pared to furnish Peach Crate Mater
ial, Plastering Lath, Shingles and all
kinds of Building Material at the
Mill formerly owned by her late hus
band, R. W. Humphrey, deceased.
Peach lumber a speciality. Maze,
Juniata county, Pa. tf.
tact
to f el cured tak. Mannar DawM. Cs.
ilia. it'.. kMt. la , to owns,
The newspaper laborers in the house
press gallery now sit on nice revolving
piano stools. They are very popular.
Mothor aad Child Cared-
Mrs. Lizzie M. Dots of South
Williamsport. Pa , writes: "Hood's
Sarsaparilla has cured my little girl
rf crrofula. She was cured over a
yenr ago and she is as well as ever
now. I have been taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla for pain in my side and
on my lnngs. I have taken two bot
ties, and the pain has all left me.
I believe if I had not taken it I
should have had consumption."
iVmi Pills cure billioutness, headache.
RA1I4U040 Tinr. TiHLit.
JJIKKY COUSTr" K'HLBOA..
Tbafollnwio-irb. ini" wa' I iM 11 cl
Not. 19, 1191, aert th Ira'as wt I ba run aa
a ra a . ta
44 8 60
14 I 41
Kit 41
a a s S9
n it i
24 I 14
8 19 I 2
I II I V6
14 S 24
111 I 31
8 0a 1 la
7 5J 2 4
7 44 89
7 43 2 81
7 4. I 88
7 84 1 27
7 32 1 Z6
7 27 2 20
65 1 60
m p ta
Train leave BlaomrtolJ .t s 10 i. ra.,
and arriva at Laadiabnrf at ti.47 a. n.
Traia leaver I. lilnir j at 6.14 p . in., aad
arrire at Blootnflclct at 8 60 p. m.
Train lair a LojariMa tor bniicatmon at
7. 220 a. n.. and 2. IS p. aa. Krturninf,
arrna at 10 87 a. u., acd 4 66 p. m.
B.twaan Landitbarf and Lrailla train
run aa follow: I.aar I.aodub jf for Lot.
villa ( 66 a. m., n't 1 aO p m., I...tvill
tor Laodiburc 11 10 a. ra., sad 6 09 p. m.
All iltlmm arkid () ara tlig aiattan.
.1 whii-b train will couia to a (till tp oa
(ignal.
!
i
I Tea firi ne.rif.j hun-i tba MitJia
j ?ota and Patterson Water Cnnopaaiaa. ara
nw ufTrro l Tor aala at tba Jtiaiar Vallov
Pit k The amount ot tba iaanai f 27,000.
j Te-- (I") noaa'a ar Sl.eno arh. Tba rata
; of io-rroit it tlva (5) parcrat.elaaror aT.,
" jovaulv ia lain' auonn' rnuuna. Tha Mil
, Hia reaaona in Fabruarv and Aaraat. and
tha r4ttrrn ronpnna In Aurlland Of"abr.
' Tie (Tile ipl ia pa.ab'a in iw.uIt (2)
y-arr and ladremab'r in tan (1U) rnra. Tba
('inna'd- bar bin in operation. Nina
(9) moHtha and bara an inenms tbat it qnita
tT.c -ot tn turat tba interval on tba boada
aedil othr eharpaa Tba atock-beHer
of th- citni,aoi are f,ema E. Atkinann
: r.-e4Hrntj f,. B4aks. vice preaidan'; K. K'
KiKer. Serotarv; T V. Irwin, treaaarrr
jTan.iah l.yon. F. U. II. Prnnnll, Will K.
I Ileoaa and Wra. H. Rank . and Ibej pur
I p..a t karp afe tba iHterrat of catram.
b d-h-.l lr and creditor batnre tkaf take
au. return for tbatr own iuvaattnaat. Kx.
nit tba (Vicinal Court Houae bond wbicb
borr ;x per cent. Interrat. Tbara ha
never l.n an g-'.ud a bond inTeatment far
ed to ii.rrturs. Price pr and nccrned in.
It ret.
rvrptiRT AND SHKRMAN'S VAL
i V lav Hiiilroad (ttapanT. Time table
of pasaftie, r trnina. in effect on Mondav,
SrptMntwr u, i nm.
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p. an a. m I.aa'e Arrlra
4 80 9 16 OonranQ'ta
4 S 9 21 'Kine'a Mill
4 29 24 Snlphnr Sprinfa
8 41 9 28 Cnrmn B id nt
4 44 9 29 Moatetivllo Park
4 41 9 81 Wevr
4 51 9 26 'Koddr
4 54 9 X9 ltolinan
4 it 9 41 'Borer
4 o9 9 44 wahaonr
5 10 10 00 BloemOeld
6 17 10 07 M,..nr'. Rond
5 22 10 13 Nellaon
0 26 10 18 Dun,
28 10 19 Elliotaburc
" 24 10 26 a.rabanl'.
6 88 10 27 'Gram Prk
6 41 10 82 Moniaur Juar.
H 89 11 29 Latdi.bnrC
p. m a. m Arrive Leave
STATIONS.
N-w tt
Ki-rt4lt Bridet-
Juniata huruact ...
W-Iitwa
t'ro
Wat-r Plop
Bl oittlteld Jutict'n.
Va In- Bond
KlliottKtinrf
Grt-fn Park
I.e avillr
Fort K,b-r.tin ...
Center
Ciaua'a kuu .......
Andi-rttntmric .....
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Knit-ward.
Weat-
wnrd.
m 1 a
86 10 00
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8 12 10 07
16 10 10
25 10 17
6 2-4! 10 20
o 31 10 26
8 39 10 84
61 10 4
6 64 10 49
7 16 11 00
7 12 11 07
7 17 II 12
7 28 11 IS
7 27 1 1 2-J
7 8S 1 1 (0
7 4 1 1 1 86
7 46 11 4ftj 8 S'l
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8 10
8 07
8 03
8 00
7 66
7 SI
7 48
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7 26
7 20
7 14
7 06
0 69
tt 66
6 60
6 43
6 84
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4 00
8 67
8 68
8 60
8 46
3 41
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Bjt CotmtH Brrnp.
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1. Tastes Oood.
$3,000.00
A YEAR
FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS.
If you want work that is plaaut wnl profitable.
iiti u your al4r4M itiiM.r4itateiy. UV ti-ach men
ami wtAii.ru how to frn trm S5.UO -r day to
$.t,Ku 4f r yrttr without batiitp hai pret iout
ritrnce, aui lurnuU th rmpluvmeiit at which
t It v ran raobr that amotiut. Notltiutj tlitAcult lo
It-jtrii or tltat mioiret much tiuir 1 he work is
f;nr, healthy, anI honorablr, Dd can bfdonedur
tlavtime r aveniuci, rirht ih votirowtt loriil.
itv. wfirTr won liva. Tlif reault of av fttw
b.tiin work oftn 4Fqn-al a vrre-lt'a wnftjea.
H r iiare taiifbt thotiwrniititi of IhitIi UfiM and all
af, and many hv UkI foiintiatifma that will
ht"! hrinj thrtn rirh Smnr of the martat
ih'h tn f liia runtrv owr their -tirc". in life to
th -tart .ivf-n them while in our employ jewra
ap'. Vou, reader, iuuv do a w-ll; try it. " You
cannot tail. No capital ner-aArv. We fil yon out
with vtmwihinr thitt it new, aoli.l. a.i. aurv. A
hM'k hriniful if advitre i free io all. IIlpvunr
dvlt hy writing for it to-tiay not to morrow.
LH-Uvi are cotif .
E. C. ALLEN & CO.,
Box 420,
AUCUSTA MAINE.
A THOROUCrl
COMMERCIAL
raacTiCAt. CawcaiTvi
Vttvaa
SMORTHANO
acMoet-
1 twmOtj. TW
Tk4fcfe T44ck4ja. E
IT COIICTLS C4jMtU Oo44kM4m
avr, 4l.ru.. .....
r iV-'wt? "Vf" " a4k..r1 n..-
V" (",4.. StJh-41 C.
f tf Sifniti- no agent, T tlo-r-kiia
4'i,nii4tin.
D. I.KINtJ. Preidrnt ind Manager.
C. a-. Willi. Grnttral Anrent.
Lonta r. iTiuini. p. U. If . Pnna.u
ATKINSON 4a PIiELL,
ATTORNEYS-aVT - LA W.
irrLlMTWM, FA.
C2r",'ol lectin; and Conv.jnaelng pronip
ly attended to.
Ornc On Main atreet, la place ef red
dre of Loni 8. Atkin.ea, Bae,., aen'V
ridf ntreet. (ct26,1692
4. S. FATT.aaOn, J., W1LBBB HIWITII.
PATTERSOM a ICHWBTEB,
aTT0RaEYSATLAW,
MIFFLlrlToWN, rA.
R. D. U. CRA WrOIB A SOK.
barr farmed a partnerrhip for the praeti.a
of Medu-iae and tbair eollattoral Waocha.
Office at old at.nd, corner ef Tbird aad Or
ang. .tre.U, Mifliatawa, Pa. One or beta
ol tbean will be fonnd at their, efkee at all
timi), naif etberwi profeuioBally en
gared. April lt, 1890.
F. ACKLET,
Phjiician and Aceoach.ar, will pnru
alio a. a .pacialtj ia tha treatai.at ef dia
eaarnofthe tbroat aad iigeative Ttni,
Arute and C'hroaie.
April 19, 1893-lT.
jyjERCANTILK APPEAISII'S
tlT Of
DEALERS A VENDIR8
Foreign and Domestic Afoehandiie
in the county of Juniata, for the
year 1894 as appraised bj the Mer
cantile appraiser.
MJFFLINTOWN.
Cimtt.
John W. Kirk, merchant.... 14
W. f. Snyder, f urniture and
undertaking....... .... 14
aa.
7 CO
S. I. Bulil. furniture aad
BBar'akiig
Rank W Kaufman, erran.
tiakle A KIM., ai.rpbant...
K II. Af-Cliutie. hardware...
J, I', (iilaoa f-or.rlaa aad con
lettoneriaa ............
Jaaepb tVeaell, naarrhaal...
I. . Rata A Co.. ding ......
f Ij. Wanner, merchant
Jba E'ba. grecatie aad cos-
f4c:,m?rie ............
1 D Mutaar. gravorie
D. W - arlar, rlotViug
Eaiil Prbett, marcHant
M. P. Crnwlerd, drug
II. C MrC'ellaa, hardware...
jBnU'a Taliey Bk
W H R4lltnan Jeweler......
(i W H rk, heel and hee.
Jam." II dlmen,(aidler aad
dealer. ................
8 C Mver. farm implata.
Faid Merer, elotblag
G aaa A Riebar, hardware....
W H bank A Co, drnggi!..
rJullobanb A Sea. rloibiag.
Mercantile Aaeciatiltlea,
Baanhaat. ... .........
Narll. A Hon, Hraia Coal aad
laaiber
afaaherk A Nelaoa grata coal
latnber
T J Middah, merchant
Joa.pb Penaell, marcbant...
Howard Kirk, tabae.o aad
cen'ectienerio. ....... .
4V1trh.ll A Sob, merchant ..
(Joe 'ieabta, agent, merahant
K B AfcMeea, Merchant
W P SUgle, farm Implamanta
Wai N'ankivel,groariea,Bnr
Barry Her.h, lear
Mr. S J Brewer, coafeetlener
r W Ford, coafoatioaorie. ..
W M Beale,(ltK cor) nor-
W M Bualo,(vriloBbaildiag)
merchaat
10 00
7 00
10 OP
11 60
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
Joteph T rayblll, axlga...
marehaat
Mllten I gehlagel. mernbinl
Jy ilaldetnaa, JewalrT, aad
tog. ..
Theodore S Tbeaipeea g'ria
oal, Ac
Hgir A T.anl a, ro, grata
ea', Ac
WALKKB
7 OK W W Dlmm, marehaat
7 00 Mania L Kelaer.r W H Eleh-
10 00; Bian) marehaat. ...... .
12 60 1 Smn.tra Av (iarber, mi.ehant
7 OM j Knra W Haldamaa. merchant
t-haa A Thompa.n, grain, coal
Ae
7 00
80 00
7 0
7 00
PBUCI! MILL
K J H.ckndorn, marehaat..
J L Barton, merchant
"amaol AYowery, merchant..
J. C Cobb A Bro., merchant
TUS:AR.OBA
Jama B Haary, marehaat...
1 A. C Harrt. marchait
I RAMrTthAauA. V .
10 00 I iceab., K nurgt, gre.n... .
1 a 41 rargaaen A Sen, Tir.-haa
; w" TaaSworlBge man.aant
7 00
7 00
7
U 60,
7 00
10 00
10 oe
lack:
10 00 j Pattereoa morcb.at
10 00 ! 8aaa, mrchant
It 00 '' W. Campbell, me.ehaa
TrsKTT
B.rt.l.r, marehaat
William a P.lta, grocerte....
1KALI
Praak P Uarrt.. BiorehaBt..'.,
Hack.orB A -, m.reh.nt.
T K BaaTer, materia' . .
J.ha r Kelley, marrhaat..'.'
7 00
7 oe
7 00
10 oe
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
A J ? 4nnian, marrhmt
J Tarker., marehaat
MrA'l.ter A Snith, merchant
K M K -'lv merebaat
W T Brown, merchant
J G W inev. hardware dealer
18
18
18
18
18
14
7 00
MONROE TOWNSHIP
H S Orai bill, merchant 14
B S tirarhll,. merchant 14
rvt ii A ti.rman, mereenat 12
John M . iti, merchant 14
G BEEN WOOD
J T Pimm A Bro, mrrehaat. 14
ItJSQUKFIANITA
Edwaid C, SbaaBer, marehaat It
Uei-rr K H'i., merchaat... 14
Benjamin T Khiae, merchant. 14
DELAWARE
Irwin O Knirht, merchaat.. 14
Smuel Srhl-ri, merchant.. Jg
Chriatian G Wioey, merchant 18
TlluMPSONTOWN
Herman A Cameron, merchant 13
19 001
7 0
1 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 TO
7 M
1JA0,
PORT ROTA!..
Jama Sartain, grecariea
Cvru. Paak, oeafeetieaario. .
F R Harner, drug
George ti Crenor ceafeetlea-
erie and gnrerie ......
A J Pettit, merchant
George T K'pnar.eeal lamb-r
aad f-d
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Aar appeal will bo hold ia the Oeutv
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If Ih.y think proper
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retiary , 1894.