RENTWFT. & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLTNTOWN :
vTFnXESlUT, APRIL 25, 1894.
TEEMS.
Subscription, W.i.0 jxr annum If pM
In sdvarreo; $2.00 if not paid in advance.
Transient advertisements Inserted at 60
cents per inch fnr each Insertion.
Trer-sient business notices In local col
or"'!, 10 cents pr line for each Insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desirinfr
to advertise by tho year, half or quarter
SHORT LOCALS.
B irains iu clothing at Harleys.
Chicago has 6000 saloons and 381
churches.
Tyrone will hold a Fourth of July
celebration.
Swincford, snyder county ba? a
new distillery.
Joromo Thompson, of Walker
town shin, is quite ill.
Kx-Slioriff London is repairing and
enlarging his st tbk-.
You nra loritin: for nico clothing
drop in fit IIirloy'H.
The liifh waters of last weok was
ngainit trout fishing.
Ex Prof hon atary T. II Meuimin
gcr bpi-nt riiJuy in town.
On Friday evc-riug about dusk a
refreshing sho-ver of rain ftll,
A;i inff rcsting letter from Harris
burg cmo too lat- for this issne.
H'.iriting.lon Presbytery will meet
in I. Uewood on tls second of June.
S'a-v.utl OooJinar.. of Fort Royal,
Las a machine to drill a well 500 feet.
''I used Hood's Sarsap.irilla for
we ak nerved and il niad them strong.
Ahx. Smith, Orwigsluirg, Va.
The place to secure a bargain in
Clothing is at IT.TrWs.
Lawyer Schnll, of P.loomfield, was 1
in tor; n a fhf
week :; business
Some genealogist in Berlin dpclaros
that Kossuth, was of jt-wish extrac
tion. ?.Ir:'. Turbctt is having anew barn
b-iilto
ship.
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' "i:a 1:1 'cLi "
J hn Tlol'obaugli is having
Bridge strci t business houso
jiainted.
re-
f IlntitiD-toii, ;
i
was iu rdt'.n dance upon court
Mond-n-.
ou
Toe ronuMii'aii r.-f l'r i:i!din rountv
li'iv. i-c-noi;iii:itcd H
r ir r l (
r; f s.
A ; i ll -20, n.-xt
tl:;- T").h uui.ivt.i
si.ip iu Anici i.-a
Tiiorvi-.y will bo
. n v ,f Odd Ftllow-
iv. I-)i-co dor.
.vile of Il'.v. S. L.
f! is iie i':'
J- ' .-lev, o
iii rvoiis nv'
!):!-
tral
Si-v.it-.T Qiiy,
ugiiin.-.s tin Wil.-.o
favor of the tYvr- i
l)vs":i Kcr'-ipl:
li'ilau arm r.-.. 1
-iw mill in Buck
S:;:r.-,cl M.O.i.-..
ship, b: ct-M- .
n 'IVriCfbid, :uid
in
:oi-;s.g: of silver,
cr, of Pci-.-v ooup'v
' g tai- t'M off at a
i Valley recently.
: T-irbct!
ia-:t Suiidav
town-:
rcr.d-eveu-
nicer 1. S.
tv, hi.-; wifc:
r.tr.t Sur.-hn-
I'arkr-r, and ilrs.
if Wa-ihington, D.
an:ong fricnd3 in
Pa
r
t'.v.n.
Thy ft;ri:i was sffvro in Lincas-
-r couuiv on
Fri-.
ay evening, and
lllW
own a
nuiiibea of tcbacc:
ban;s.
"My Bister h-i be or. cured of scrof
nlr. bv Hood's Sarsan-trilhi." Edith
Ue:!, "lloliidayebtiig, Pa.
Tho (lonoral Assembly of ti
I're; byterian church north wi!!
::ieet in Saratoga, N Y , ou the 17th
day of May.
T here, are 10,768 S.ibbath School
sch'i'r.rs bedonging to tho Prei'by.
fen.vi c ngrega.tio:is ia ilimtingdon
Pesbvterv.
The letters uncalled for at the
Mill! ini.v.vn post office, on' Saturday
ev hitg were .or Margaret Frost, Mr.
Anb.nio I amdlo.
"I tonk Hood's Snsaparilla to
build u;j up afttr the grip and felt
hku a new rei"-:!i." Cloorcro L. Berry,
X
WOfi'TV, l a.
Thy membcr.-hip of the Chrisiiau
Endeavor societies of the Presby
terian congregations in Huntingdon
Presbyt-ry numb, r 3,830.
Ilarlov ha:? i'lst recoivod a lot of
new clothing a', reduced prices. You !
know the store, at the corner of !
brid j.- aud Wider streets. j
Mr. J.iu;os Horning, wears a broad
smile, otr the present of a boy baby .
that Mis Homing Lis wif presonted i
to him oa tho 21it cf April.
J.-C. Pivisler, of- lUoointi-ld, is!
pr. o:u "ig t" b; ;:ig n cr::.:i:i.d act. on
, , . , -i
tiir.'.:'-ii court against the Perrv '
i !." i ' j
eou... . o.'L'ti oiiiv:!.!!...
Af:.:r suiY. riiig with dysjiep.si?, I;
tooh Hood'a SarsKpari'da until I gain-!
e l a.ipetiie an;l s'reugth."
.Vi:s. C-
I.. Evacs, Me.lia, Pa.
Two t'iiag3 not ofien sen. were
- ar!:cd on the 17th dav of April,
;ni; ol snow a
1
the aide of the !
K!r. l
b lie .
aud dust in the. middle of the!
Alvin C'lavbau:di, was waylaid in !
a a ;:'.i.y iu Ne w Port, a few evenings i
n:'1, ty tl-rte thieves, an.l robbed oi
nil iiio money he had on his person,
i.ua d ilhil 8.
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.-:rs. ;l;iam Patterson and oon ot
111. imington, IUino-ise, are viyiting
the funnily of Col. John J. Patterson,
who is the father of Mrs. W:u. Pat-t-
: son's husband.
' Two bottles of Hood's Sarsspar
i'.Ih entirely cured ma of eruptions on
t!; kin." Thomas Keo.sk, Mont
Alto, Pa.
An exchange evs: There are two
reasons w hy fcomo people don't mind I
tile ir owu husmesis. One is that
they haven't any mind; and ucother
th.iL the.y haveu't any business.
i'h-iv will be Penticotal services
held n Dresrder's church, near Ori
ental oa Sdirtrdav night, Suuday and
-S.m,!ay night. May 12th and 13th.
A'l udi.illy invited to attend.
Ezra Parker, son of E. S. Parker,
cashier of the WashinRton, D. C,
Columbia National Bank, was in
town a day or two last week, and left
forash:igton on Satarday, taking
with him, his father's two horses and
carnage.
The men in charge of the books of
the Perry county Bank, report that
during the months of January Feb
ruary and .V irch, the bank paid out
seventeen thousand three hundred
and thirty two dollars and one cent
more than it took in.
'I was not well for over twovears.
I took Hod's Sarnaparilla, and feel
all right now." A. E. Shakte, Bell
v;13e, Pennsylvania.
Husband (vituperative.lv) "I was
a fool when I married vou. Mariah:"
Wife (quietly) "Yes, torn, I knew
you were! Bat what could I do? You
eeemed mv only chanco; and I thou
ght then that vou might improve a
little with time!" Grip.
The Logan iron and steel works
near Lcwistown, were destroyed by
tire cu tho mgrht of the lih inst.
The less is estimated at 75,000. The
ongeu of the fire is not known.
Then establishment was partlv in
sured and will ba rebuilt.
Duan's Review save, "it i3 expected
that the $3,500,000 gold thst went
abroad on the 21st of April, "owing
to Eniioh investments in tho Faria
loan." which is an other way of say
ing that thero is withdrawal of for
eign capital from this country.
A man 70 years old, now confined
in the Anamosn, lows, penitentiary
for cattle stealing, claims to bo Col.
Health who commanded the Rv.bel
division bearing tl;!t camo at Gc-ttys-burg.
His bodv is covered w ith scars
of wounds and his story is credited-
Squiro McDjnald, while at work,
cutting a piece of sheet iron, l:t
Saturday, cut his hand nt the root of
the If ft thumb po severely that the
blood spurted r.uh in a jet. I"
Crawford was speedily sent for, and
BOon tho fl"'-vuf blond stopped.
It v;as not merchant Cat heart's
store, in Mill?rstown, as was iir.-f re
ported, that was destroyed by thieves
blowing th ptife oven and tinner the
place, but it was ilio st-n; r.f Pavid
rt'rkenlmnnrti Tli .1 mr ;rr.rn :f
W. Lahr, and the dwelling hoiis
II. AVard were desf rove-J in lho tire
that licktd n: thoptoro and dwelling
of Mr. llickcnbaugli.
TIio advttr.r'i' of Coxf-v'a nr!!iv ua-
dor C-i.tf-y hiiusfilf wi'l bo iu Wash- i
:.,,,, f ... l : !
iiift'M'i wiiiiii1 a luw iMys taiting in
Hi!.- Miybis n-id prcudsin.-; that both
(!-.vy and bis ruarph il Brown :.ro
i 1, ; .1 ... i i. , e ..: i l . i
iuo iii.'ji.ujtin-;!', ui v..ai isi, ioi'i uuo
Cf'.tl!
f b
g "oo I r 'ads, and the ifxuing
iwl ! t.n wiiii'li t'i vai-o iiiouov to
. c-ni)l-.y the- uns-niployed at road
I making.
j II is strange that one hundred and
; fi.rtv thousand nit:i will quit work
; ir on.. dar in j-:n t'.c hundre ds of
I tuotih-icdii of o'
tuotth-icdii of oihor tot. ?lat sr out
! cf v. ork r. did 140,000 soft f .al minors
on S.it:rd.tv. S:iprosr tho farmers
v,-rre tD striLa bt-saust- ibcy canuot g'!
more f.:iv dmir wheat. The voikinftu
i have v.-, t heen cut in their waoa like
tho farmer has beu cut, iu ihe iirice
of wheat, cheep and horses.
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ni etiugi'i Clcaifi'ld town, lecto.1
r.-,y. (Jc-rge i:!!idf, IV v. I) H.
Ca: .: btil, :nd lb-v. 17. A. Mclvckv
; coii.-:ai.o!iers to tho a-.rai r
(. .11 t.U 1 .. T 7T1 !,'...
So;
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Ilex.
E. II. Matcer,
Ci.eei't.l'.e, for
nr.d V.
5!teriiatc lav
! couio-.i.-sioners Mr. .Tames Boiler, Mr.
T. A Appleby, anp Mr. H. L. Book,
j and Movers C:un-rou, Woods, and
Ponieroy as alt'-rnatfcs.
! The First Annual Commencement
;of the Mii:i:ut.-.vn High Hcho- l will
jbo held mi the Con.-t House on Tues
day Evening. May Sth, ISOi, at
S o'.-l ,ck.
! Tbo l'a Irons of t'uo Ptdi.ie schools
and t'la frir-nd.-j of E lucatir. in
Millliut :wn hod tlironghont 'he cjuo
ty, r.ro c ndlally ir i .'d to bo pres
e;.t at th:s? oxerri'-c-a.
In order to defray the e.p--ns?( -i
of the. Comnirnctmant, n smnil ad-
I mitt nice fee of teu cent '".Till bo
charged at ti c roor.
( 8o:no jilVs ago whilo J...lm Fasic
j ft c.u. inpcriol. ia the Mifflin yard,
Patterson, was engaged inspecting
! tho wheels of a freight train an jther
freight train on thn adjoining track
(unobserved bv him backed dowu
and struck him knocking him over
the bank opp :site the rock c; t bi;lv7
Patterson. He was seriously brained
and injured in the full. He has an
in jury on his
ead and Ins left wrist,
left shoulder aad left lii; wera seri
ously ci.ulusfe.l. No bones wore
broken or out of place. He bids even
tually to be- resL.rte.il to his ncuslly
healthy r-onditiou. Surgical attention
was rendered him by Dr. Darvriu M.
Crawford, ono of the railroad surge-
o:s at this place.
EAST SALEM EM.
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lhtj 31. E. congregation vail hold
. , . . . t, .
the ir communion services on .Satur-
dav r.nd 6undav.
.-Vr. Knull .-nd sister boards at Mr,
Lid-licks ud jo to cchool.
Winey's and Schlcgols have got a
largo variety of new --oods.
Mia. Brubaker is getting hr r barn
repaired.
.Vlma Kimer was the guest
of
I Minnie Hoops c-n Sundav last.
Samuel Values is sick
with
:e
piinimionia at jnesent.
Liii.iu Viiiegarduer is keeping
house for Mr. AVoiktl and Daisv
Knisely will stay where ehe has besn
i-.,,,,-,,'., i,.,.
Ltwis Wiiiegarduer lu.idu a busi
ness trip to Centre county the hist
of last week aud the beginning of
this.
Chewing gum is the principal oc
cupation this spring.
Joseph Marked drove in from Io-
liana to thia place where his mother
is livin '
J. Winegardner has hud Lis post
cilice painted.
Ida Hubbert is tho organist in the
.Vethodiat church.
Thomas Collins has inovtJ to
Thoii! pson t o .v n .
Dajdy.
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BARGAIN DAI, BARGAIN DAY,
.A.T
SCHOTT'S STORES,
OX MONDAY, APRIL. 31st, and
TUESDAY, MAY 1st.
Dress ood, muslin, ginghams,
carpets, oil cloth, window shades
lace curtina, curtin poles.
Eveiything at specially reduced
prices.
?4,000 worth of boots and shoes, all
at specially reduced prices.
Don't miss it. Don't forget it,
on Monday, April 30th, and
Tuesdnv, May 1st.
SCHOTT'S STORES,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
SIIEKirF'S S ALES.
Sheriff Lapp, sold in tho Court
House' on Friday, April 20th, 1894.
A farm of 90 acres with house and
barn, in Snruce Hill as the propertv
of Robert Gilliford to W. P. Graham
for five hundred dollars.
A tract of 92 acres of mountain
land in same township, of Robert
Gilhiord to V. P. Graham for ten
dollars.
A tract of 27 acres with house in
Greenwood township, as tho prop
ertv c f Fiona and Solomon Hepner,
to W. II. Munch for fourty-five dol
lars. A tract of C2 acres wiih honee and
barn iu Greoawood township as the
property of Eiiza Jane C.uncron, to
F. A. Wilt for three hundred and
sixty four dollars.
A tract of 8 acres partly limbered
and partlv cleared land in Green-i
wood township, sol i as the property
of E'.iz-i Jaco Cameron to
A tract cf 100 acres with house
! and stable in Tas'-arora township,
I sol .1 as the property of S. il Rohrer,
i to Mrs. Mary 11-direr for two hun
dred and seviuty dollars.
A tract of 204 acres of land and
; hou.e, iu Lak township, sMd us the
property of Milton Siioop t'5 P.iune
iMker and Conu for fifteen dollars.
A tract of 100 acres with house
at'd birn. in
Spruce Hill township, I
ma -js iuo t;-oiT.-rtv oi -Joun u. I as-,
, , 1 ,T r,
tcrsou, to .Vis. LlJa 51. ratterson!
i .-i . T t t -v .
. .
lor two tuous:.r.d il.u;ai:.
A tract of 1 0 am s of wood laid in
Sprue.; Hiil towtihiiir, s;M as the
propovty of Joim L. Patterson, to
Mrs II. I'ttt rson for one thousand
1..
lr , ,
'-o half inttl'Or,t Oi a
trac-t of 30
rrcs of ."Mountain btud, iu Sprues
Ili'l township, Pold as the proparty
oi Joim li. tiiltcrson' to iurs.
M. Pattt-rsou for liiiriy livo doilarii.
A banana cat'Cg match took place
that v.oull er.t 24 bnrar.as, could
have them for nothing, but if thev j
i could not est the 21, thfy would j
hr.v2 to pay for ishat thoy ate at ths
; ralo of two f..r five,
i O.i '1 iiurs lav evening, April 4th,
i l-Sil-l, John E." Forry, and William j
j Pifl'cr, cich aio 1 bananas. Mr.
Varkel is out just that much cn tho
' gtrue but he eavs it is worth that
! r.iiirh to knew the eating power and
j stomach capacity of (.ho banana eat
! ing contestants."
! "PitTcr on tbo .-ay homo put a
! !i.lg r d Dvvn hi tbrout to se how
i far it was to tho bananas an.l when
ihe pulled it out the bananas foliow-
i i.i iv -- l : . . i i
j i 'jin. iaij uc.., iu'Jiilhi oai.i no
j Mt pood and he could h.ivc catau
more than 24. Now if there is any
: one who csn iieai itiat l wmuu i:k
. I F , ' , T 1 1 II.
i to hear from lii.n thro iga this pap
I Yours Trulv,
S.iu tr. H.uiiToNf: I
E'ain Iu Tiic Side Iypcptla.
''I wis troubled with a terrible
pain in my left side which tho doc
tors f-aid was caused by neuralgia cf
tho heart. As a last hope I used
Hood's Sarsaparilla and hava taken
1 bottles. I am entirely free from
p nu. I also had dysoepiia but Igot
bettr every day and can now eat
anythitig and my fciomaih does not
refusa it. ' Daniel A. Keiach, Steel
ton, Pa.
Hook's Pill.', are the best aftcr
diaiier pills.
WATER MXTl'ttES.
Wood, iron, and chain pumps. Iron
pipe and fittings, rubber hose, brass
lilting.-, and so forth. Plinubirg,
pump aid pipe, repairs.
Call on i r uddies-..
F. W. Noble,
March 20, tf. Millhr.town, Pa.
Last S.tuvdiy Miss Marriam P.
Welch, was killed, and her intended
husband. Mr. MeCI.-i ichen to whom
she was to be married on ihe coming
Thursday, April 2o. wan fataiy in
jured by a freight engine running
into the caboose in which they were
t akin. 7 a pleas ire trip from Huges
vilic, Lyo -niing county, to Williams
port, cu West Branch of tho Snsoue-har-n
i. The caboose was attached to
a fast freight and was followed by a
locomotive t hat was to bring the
i cabooEC nnil pleasure seekers back to
Iluflbisvilie from Williaiusport. At
Peundedo station 12 miles from Wiil
iauisport, the freight stopped, aud
the following locomotive crushed the
cabo ose-. Mrs. Baily was seriously
injured, others in the caboose f scap
ed. Miss Welch the intended bride
was a school mate cf Miss Drum,
daughter of Rev. Mr. Drum, of this
town, and a school mate of Miss
Bess Pennell, daughter of Merchant
Joseph Pennell of this town. Mips
Pennell was to bo ono of Miss
Welches brides maids and was ready
on Saturday to take tho train to go
to Hugesviile when she received a
despatch announcing the death of
her friend in tha collision of the lo
comotive with the freight train. Miss
Welsh was the enly child of B. F.
Welsh superintendent of the Iiughcs
viilo branch railroad.
JOB PKIXTING OF EVERY
douti at this otlice.
at h.ist Sa.eiu, this county in winch j
to ouug K-u :u lour ueftu ,,iu.a , RrA
: " . ' , , , . ., i nothing would help ner but Itood s
A correspondent spo.kos of tuo j SllrsR ;rillR. She took two bottles
j m:;rteiou3 achK-vcinei... rt3 fo.lows: ; and K()W hJ is we, aU(i LaH n d
! '-voi- nomo time ,mst Jfr. C. D. ; ti(e Mv bov wa9 t rot.l.lcl with
Markd. one of tha b.ist Sa.-m mer- h.laf.,1(.B R,'ma!.h tiim,.B!v aIul
Unar.ts ra vlo the oh. vr that ar.y one. : . , , TI...,. v tK!'T;!
DEATH TTARKl.tT REll
Last Thursday, April 19th, Sheriff
Lapp read the death warrant signed
by Governor Pat tison, to James B- Rin(rBor,e, strifle3j Spraines, all
Carpented, for tho murder of his Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save
blind father. One of the Sheriffs k50 by nse of one bottle. War
deputies. Mrs. Lapp, and J. N. Keder Tmted the most wonderful Blemish
npfl nf f"7irr.nntoi.e lairrAfS. An.l 1ft.ll '
watchman, Andy Crsswf II. were pres
ect when the warrant was read.
Thieves at Work.
Lsst Thorsday night, thieves en
tered Judge Barton's store at Spruce
Hill, by way of tha transom over the
back door Burk Kceely, the store clerk
who lodges in tho Judge's house,
heard the glass of the broken tr.insom,
jingle, quickly aroso and with Mr.
Barton's son, and others hastened
out." When they came out of
the house, a thief in a shed near the
store fired a pistol hot. B irtdn di?i
charged his gun The thi :ves got
away without even being seen. If
they had been discovered a faw
moments earlier they would hava
been canght in the store room. They
had barely tirua to get insido over
the transom and open the door and
get ont. A sledge, tongs and brace
and bit were found on the premises,
and when identified belong to Oscar
Wolf who has a black smith shop in
Ihe valley about 2 railes from the
store. The thieves it is believed
came dowu the valley to this placa
and on their way down they stopped
at Acadeniia and stole Rev. Daven
port's horse and cart and lried to rob
the store at Johustown and drove to
within a mile nud a half of the town
and left the horse and cart near Murry
Cunningham's plac9 where it was
found on Friday morning. From
the nppearauce of the cart, tho men
were heavy men or there were thre
thieves.
.
PIOH COSS.
It is to!d that a young farmer
........... " ;
revival.-! went before t lie nest cynier-
ence and a.-ked for a license to be a
readier. "I know T am bor:i to nrpneh
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iin.i. i i-i i liinji,.-. n;i tun bi:iii,
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and it lias madii a tastiDfr impression
i . .
uiiii i L itriM Tii.ititi ri itisi !itr iTniir.KiiTi!
M'hnt was vour vision?
r.:;ked a bishop. ' Wall, I saw a big,
roiiu I. blue ring in thp sky and
ill f i le. io .jTfai -rold letters. 'P.O.'
; jt ra,.nt .i,., Christ,' an.l I want
: to ;,,; on fir.nr " Tlio ai.nt
; J .... - - e
was about to eurv wlieti au out
pastor stood up iu the back part
of
we
do
the bull nud S:dd: Young
man,
don't doubt your intention, nor
we doubt you siw the vision with tke
golden 'IC.,' but I am of the opinion
that that '1. C. rat-ant 'plow corn."
The convert is a successful farmer.
Xoit f!ie t M'etl
r.ifc was troubled with wtuia-
disease and
wbich we think are the best." X.v-
TnANu.r. Bf.nsi.no, Cross Kill Mill, Pt.
Koor's Pills cure all liver ills.
23 cents
oyster !:rm:.
Oyster Express is again on the
road, an.l leaves Harrisburg at 10.20
P. M., MarvsviHe 10.11. P. M., Dun
cannon 10.47. P. M.. New Port 11.08,
P. M., Miillin 11.43, P. M , Lewistown
12.03, A. M., Hoctingdou 1.03, A.
M , Tvrono 1,42, A M., Altoona, 2.10,
A. m:
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.iuu:ig k niun.
I calarrh in the head, paiun
; .i,,,.;. n.ronrrb mv henl. nn.l tW.
" : tired feeling. I heard so much r.bout
" .' ' -
i Hood's Sarsaparilla that at last I
bought a botfl. It did me so much j
pood that I bought $3 worth tnd af
ter taking all thi? I was entirely
cured. I am glad lo ie.-ommend
Hood's Sarsaparilla to any one." Miss
Daisy De Rimer, Tdiraer. Pa.
Hood's Tills cure indigestion, bili
ousness. - - - 3 .
MIFfMNTOWf; MAKKRTS.
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50
to 20
50
JU'.i'O
l i:o
00
...1.2-'J a humlreil
C.-rM in ear. . .
Oif,
Kyo
O'.-.versood. . .
T:uotny so-.r5
flas Sct.-:i ....
lira.i
Clio;:
M
f :cj.i.inps 1.1
lii 'i -l Alum Si: 1 u:
cnitn S;t K'c to 75
10
U)
PiJiL.voKr.i'HiA SIakeets, April 21th,
1892. Wheat 60 to (12c: corn 41
to 45e; nats 37 to 20r; butter 14 to
30e; errgs 10 to 11c; live chickens 7
to 20c a lb: spring chickens 2.j to 30
cents a pietle; potatoes G3 to 80a a
bushel; tangled straw $10 a ton;
rye straw $11 to $11,75 a ton; hav
$1.10 to .1.20 a humlrcJ pounds.
Keestetter Cuozren. On the Sth
ins-t., at F.Hst Siltm, by Rev. J.
Lanuis, Mr. Perry Kerstetter and
Mies Emma A. Crozicr.
Rop(;ers Dasher. Oa the 18th
inst., by the Rev. T. McBuriiey, as
sisted by tho R-v. S. Dasher, Hr.
James A. Rodders, of Thompson
town, and Mins Emma S. Dasher, of
Mexico, both of Juniata county.
Leach Haney. On March 29th,
1SS14, by Rev. Charles Bowden, at
his residence, in Camden, N. J , Mr,
James W. L?ach, of Harrisburg, for
merly of Port Royal, to Mies Maggie
Haney, of Marysville, Perry countv.
DIED
Kij.si.ow. On the night of the
21st of April, Mis. Kinslow, wife of
Dick Kicslow, in Milford township,
aed 31 years, 1 month and C davs.
KIND' ine iosey ues are earned to be
have themselves at Waohington.
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Ctllousad Lumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spavins, Curbs Splints, Sweeney, I
Cure ever known. Sold bv L. Banks
& Co , Drusrgist Mifflin town. Pa.
Nov. 22, '93. ;
If tomwrtU let curad tnka Mannsn DmiblaCv
trctSaaafariVa. tt'sthabest Tt it. 60cmu.
Itch on human, mange on horses
dogs and all stock, cured in 30 min
uts by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion
This nvcr fails. Sold by L. Banks
fc Co , Druggift, MifHintown.
Nov. 22nd 1894.
Tht oirt Doutrf Extract Sartararflla la Wannara.
tl's th bed becansa it curaa. Taks no etbar. 60ri
LEGAL.
DMIMSTRATOll'S KOTlCK.
(Estate of Reuben E. BiipIrp, lato of Tus
carora township, drctassd).
Notice is her-by given that letters of Ad
ministration on tho cs'-ite or Rt-ti'ibrn H.
Br.rdffe, lato of Tuscarora township, Juci
Dta Contty, Ps-nr.a., deceased, have ben
pranted to the undersigned. All persons
indebted to said I'ftate will ploapo make
immediate payment, and all persons having
cl.iims against said estate n i1! jires"nt them
prrtmptlv, authenticated for sottlpmcnt.
IDA V. Bt'RD'iE,
' Feb. L'th, 18!4. .Idminhtralriz.
H.
P. DERR,
PRACTICAL. I5ESTIST,
(Graduste of ti e Fbi'udelj.hia Dental Col
lege,) formerly of Miflliisburg, J 'a , has lo
cated permanently in Mifllintown, as suc
cessor to the late Dr. M. L. Dorr, an I will
continue the dan'al business (isthlished
by the latter in ISti'!) at the well kii'WD of
fice on Bridge strett oppusite Court Hou-e.
TEKTIl EXTRACTED, AUSOl.lTK-
I.Y WITHOUT PA IX.
Jo Chloroform, Elier, or Gas vsci.
I No Pore Gunis or Disuon.lort to ratient. '
tilher ci.ru.iT r;r:.et:,,n nr a.terw.iriis.
All thesu are Guaranteed tr te rhargo
" ,,c 1L-
I AH. work puarar.te.d to gne p-rfee!
i n:i 1 1; i.ir i inn. i it is. Mr r i n r. ts !.
w w b -w tti t- t
t'raettCAl Dentist.
MAIM STREET,
ERS0W, FA.
These times economy must be practiced Ifjou can save!
from one to three dollar. on a suit, it means to the working!
man from one to three day." labor saved, To the farmer iti
j means the paving of from two
we hor.efctly believe we can save you that much if you will givej
us a chance. j
We have bought better good.i for le; money than ever be-!
fore and are prepared to give you bettor value for your money!
tl an j ou have ever received. j
We undoubtedly have the largest and best selected stock of i
! MjOn's, Loys, and Childrens'
county.
We have an exceptionally
every day substantial working pants (o the finest dress pants.
Our line of Gents furnishing goods cannot be equalled,
either in quality, quantity or style.
We carry the largest and mot fashionable line of Hats in
the county.
Our Laundried, Pereal and Madras shirts canned be sur
passed, and in neck wear we handle the latest Tecks, Bows
and Four in Timid.
We also have a full line of trunk?, valises satchels, Under
wear gloves, suspenders, watch chains, rings, collar and cuff
buttons. Collars, cull's, gloves and a full line of the celebrated
Douglas shoe for gentlemen.
We are agents for the S-'wcot Ors overalls and carry them in
all sizes.
Extra size suits and extra p".uta!oor.s to fit the largest men.
Measures taken, suits made to order and a perfect fit guar
anteed. It will cost ou nothing lo examine our stock, we will treat
you gentlemanly whether you purchase or not.
JIOLLOBAUGH & SOX.
1 -'iS-i
, . "
HORSES.
There l as bctn a prrm lies! cf talk f.'u ;t n y lcr.eg not bt-ing safe in
Tinieff Funcra'p. 1 1vp nv dis-jom rf 'tat ifrm rf Lorses, and pnrcbased
an elep:ct teem ( f llleck lhrs-fs at t)c rr;( of 575. ('0 wl.ich aro perfectly
afc . Any wen an can drive-ttci... 'J i fy cv i o atttctticn to cars.
VERY TiUJLY,
S.
EMBALMEK
li a
Seemed on Fire
A Sunstroke Followed by
Nervous Prostration
Hood's Restored Healths.
Mr. Edward Scollin t
Phihufrlpliia, Ta. 1
C. I. Hood &Co Lowi !!, Muss.:
"Ittiitlomeii on August 10, I w:w taken to
St. Joseph's liospital utipoiicioti. from th
beat ; my tf inpnit'ire v. as lO-o. I remained
In tiif Ins i; l two weoks; I was unable to
wark f"f foi.r vrchs nfter that, but then
Mt roniiH-11'4 to turn in, as I liave a wif
arid five cuiMrcn. I moii lan t Iwl as
thoui;'i unilTi;niii cimtiimou s!iotl: from
ait oUctric lalt:ry.
Eyery Nerve and Fibre
of my body shm:v.?1 In a constant sUite of quiv
cring altati n a;d trt-nmlousnoss. Heat
lliisru'd from tlif cahes of my leg up
tlirotili my thiu'l.s and bdy; my left nrra
and hand f It n t!ni;;'h on Tirc, and my
K;jd a !ied a- if M not, Id split whrii I
hioi'M'd down. I !i;.d .c,:t . tins ia my
ba'k armnid the I-asc t-f sj.inc. I cou-tinti'-d
T.:;ii(k to n : y .;-:. lit !lntf tliat
it 1 nnit a;;;; hi c.o Si'ii I vonitd no so
Strutting for SVSy FcrrJIy-
I have always t. op. athK tif. I)iit I had lost all
niiiet;:et and my strt iit'a f.aia-d me; I was
on the point f pviii-c up. 1 had read much
about Hood's S:.rvip;.nrla. aid e?tifliided to
civ-it ; trial. JvJp;o I li.:d taken half a
loi tie .:v ;.;.p. : i hT;:i;v v vc.Ttci.ms that
1 would :-v e '.M.uKed to e.:t b ivceu liuals.
Hood's5? Cures
!!..!.! h':ir.i.nri!l.i !:. nmv fully restored
my '.re.:.;t!. :.u I .;:-ie-: ;il health. That terri-
Me
I. :.
er.'irety son.1 I fel as
J-': - lis :. i imt. 'I ii.: ...i;:.; iu
.tlv .l.-ere-!-l ' I !'.'.' AltU
: K-r. -.i M-evi. 1 iiii ul -iirtiia.
e'rre liier i!M,ciiiiiathii,
li e. Mek heailaehe.iii'li-.jtion.
.si"
Hon'! s !
't ?:vr faiis to Cur8 MASS'EBS
?I:i:BL EXTfSAtT SASSAPARKL1. i
to .six bushels of wheat. Now.
clothing ever rhown in Juniata1
j
latge line of pantalccns from the!
I
S.
RUBLE,
AND IUMRAL DIRECTOR.
iiBHo ana mi
Bon,!
i
PAT-
DAT!
fK HAT'S the state of affairs at Meycr'p. You see we can much better
I afford to sell good? at 5 per cent profit, cr at no profit at ail, than to be
1 idle. Stagnation ineaDS reaction. Activiu, although profitless, meaaf
advance -usb energy circulation of iKoney. And that's the reason wbj,
despite the linger'iDg winter the sale of Spring Gocds is now in full blast at
SPRIWG SUITS FOR MEN,
M lis' ( 1 1 J 'j Lfct which f siuict Le ovcrct nic tlster.
Apply this irtple (strc'feicn to enr rtattiificect display of SPRING ST1T8
for meD. Our sbowiD is not only large, its immense.
The style of every garment offered is perfect, the rcake and trim rival cue
torn wetfe. There's ac it finite variety for choice in the material shown, com
prising all the latest designs in both ft reign and domestic fabrics. A mere'
mention of names of tie materials used would more than fill the space at our
command, while the enumeration would by weary the reader.
New and nobby styles of both Sacks and cutaways, the fits of which no
merchant tailor can improve upon.
The price range is as wide as the goods, and no matter what you desire te
pay for a Spricg Outfit wo can suit you in material, style and price anywhe-re
between
$3.87 AND $15.00.
$8.56
This price usually buys a mo-
iiiniti in!, ire dinr
uouiual that occu.'s this season, SHc,
and so $S 50
now from a line of Ken's Fine $ 5G Suits, which a year 8go could not have
been sold for less than $12 or l-t. Try it. At any rato sec these new $3 06'
Suits, TLe 're a revelation.
NEW SPRING SYLES
-OTT
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
Cannot be matched by nny showing of similar gocds in the county. It is a
stock without a rival and is bei:,2 added to daiiy.
The assortment comprises all the Lowest and brightest ideas of the foremost
. . r ct :i.' . .t .t - .
u a fctro oi niicreu s jotuiiig in ti.e couDtry. ani tucso are .suppiemeBtoa witn
scores of orisinal nuvcltifs, the designs of which we control exclusively.
IN SHORT-PANT SUITS.
Wc are making a very strong exhibit both in the single and iloub!o breasted
styles, in all materials, all weights of fabric and from the lightest to tho dark
est shuces. Au luaicuso fi-:!d fur choice from
SI TO $6.
'HIN.lt
Hundreds upon hundreds of pairs are hero for you to sciect from. Ia ma
terials every thing tint's uew, embracing the choicest and fiaest effjets in
foreign and domestic Cassimercs and Cheviots. Now and elegant designs in
stripes aod checks, widen captivates at sight.
81 TO MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
COLLARS, 4 ply liuen, 5c. CL'l'I-S, i ply linen 15c.
WHITE SHIRTS, "2ls. ISj'dczun of these, all made of reliable muslin and
linen uniaundircd. 100 deze-n o the celebrated Pat. Inserted Sleeve Shirts
with reinf-itcod back, SOc.
I.AI"N1KRKD DRESS SHIRTS 30 dez.-n of our celsbratsd Si brand
matchless for fit and tpiatity will po at Toj.
The Grandest stock of new Spriug Hats for Men aud Roys iu the County
FERD MEYERS,
tha Wtclssale & Eetail CI&tLier, Bridge St., Milintown, Ferna.
i
I
I
i .
1 3805, ESTABLISHED, 1889
j Special Invitation rTo llie Irublie
' To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that gees on daily
! from
OF
FT
It will le
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of GooiJa for
t
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits an'I Overcoats at Ihe Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, .o don't fai
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
F
HAVE I0U MONEY TO DEPOSIT ?
AUK VOU A BORROW CU I
-CALL. AT
THS HRST
MIFFI.INXOWN, PA.
fotj:r per cknt.
ikteeest
PAID O.N TIME CERTIFICATES,
"Money Leaned at Lowest Rates.
EFST IX Tlir
Trarfnr n-.alltieiire tnr7ifiwd. art-r'y
catlrta-itiK twolx-sof ri-i7.--.T brand Ki
cti t7 biat, t.ri,t. I li:i.(.LMIL. j
0V. 9 ILF.BV liTO KKS G KN'EHA LLY. Itrr
C A L E S M E V
LOCAL OK TKAVF.LLI.NO, to soli
oir
and
Kuraerv Stcclf. Palitrv, Ksrcrifies
Stcadv Enip'ovnirnt guaranteed.
CHASK EROTnF.RS COMPANY,
Dec. b, Kocl cstcr, N. Y
The Sentinel and Repuliicau office la tie
place to got job work dose. Tiyit. It will
pay yon if yon need anything in that line.
rmr it a in.'. 2
gives you choice
A
N fl mi
T T
EY
TOWN
J 17 niata valley bask,
oritiiFnisTOff x, c.i,
KHANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Indmdcally Liable
JOr-RPH ROTI3ROCK. Fr,-t;.hnt.
T. van inwv, rtf,
TlIHKCTOm.
W. '. I'onieror, Joimph JintVoeh,
Jn.n l!trtler, Jok-ah J.. Barton,
I'oWrt E. Parker, I.rnis H. Atfeineon,
T. V. Irwin.
STOCK'OLES :
Reorp? A. K-pner, Acisiy M. Shr:iv.
Joi.pfi Kntt.rock, P. TV. 11 ir.bc-ck','
L. E. Alki'icTi, R. K. P-irki-r,
W. C. Pomcmy, J. flolwcs rwiiu
Mary Kurtz, Jeromo N. Thump cn Jr,
John J!erf7ler. T. V. In in.
CbarlijitKSr.ydor, Ji..ab L K.irton,
Jh7! M. Biair. r.r.! tr if. 1 atu.rw,a.
K. M. M. l'.:i,nell,
Patniif! S. Rothick,
Wm. Swartz.
V,Tec and Fnnr rr c-vl. interest wUl t
l ai.I on certilictttes ct deposit.
r: 2?, 18S1 ft
WEAK
m
tfPenDR from the ccfrta of youthful arrora. aarl
Ucay, WfcrtiLR weakcfla. lost luaahood. etc.. I will
end a valuable, treouao (nealt.1 contHiai. . full
jMrticnlara for home care. FREE of rhar. A.
plendtd mdJcml work ; nhould be read ly fTery
Dan who ia norrooa axd debilitated. A Mroaa.
Trot. F. C roWLEB, Hoodus. Coon,
01 l' uperaiion or butiiu-
" . l:..3.n.-s ot curat. lr Mayer j..;
t.fie. liiti, Kwrlim, I'a, second Saturuar, I
each couth St-nU lor circulars. 4tico Uh