sentinel k RmmioAN
vf!T!.!NTO'-V.
VfKIl.rS!rAV. MAY 10 114.
B F. S C If V K I E R
iditof a ji) rcuraif T.a.
Tvr.si Pollard's Breckinridge is
r.gaioi,t pensioning Union solJiers.
Ax rarrliqunke at 11 o'clock fit
nirrlit in Venenzuela destroyed 10,
000 lives of people on tbe 28th of
April.
A mont-mknt to Mary tho mother of
Georgo 'Washington was dedicated
at Fredorickshurg, Vs., on the 10th
of Mc.y. President Cleveland and Pnvate unless tbe fish aro pro;mgat-
i.:,,. i:.,,iv - i I ed whicn means that screens must
hid cabmcst officers were present on . . , .
1 be U-ied in ttia streams,
the occasion. jn t!ie tirst p!ace ths Bpa:vn mUat
The harmony of the Wilson larifi'j Lo kept separate then ha small fish
bill now in tho Scnito is shown by are Pat into another screen eel!, aad
tha f ict that there are 100 amend j80,0'1 nctil theJ are larSe enough to
. , i ... , I take ciro of themselves. Evon then
11
knew Ins t-iriff Iwby when it it,U
back t the Hons ? in its new
amendment clothes.
Thk tramps th'it are .stealing
rohil tiiiins in the v.vst will
tariff
vail
hear ."ori' -Mil.-ig drop one of these d iys in
t'- ' shape, of s!rincent tramp laws
v!,; . fiiis na'i a of 70,1100 psople
ct oat of humor with the doIcMS iess
an 1 depravity of the tramps.
Tin: p'thiic men of the Democratic
par!y Lnv.? rot bsen competent men
to lii.in.ue the afFi:rs of the K ):mbii;
i'.-f l-nt 10 yers. Th-jy ma 1; war
to ;;m-.:; into and extend huinm
.'.iiiv a:i.l niv.v tin-y nr) b nit in lev
eling (liings d va t tho Earopsaii
standard of living, and that is what!
I.i tho initio- with the times. I
Industrials will not Work.
Wellington, D. C, Yi.yy 10 ThaS
Jo.v
men vviil not work was shown !
e inclusively tod:;y. The c-ondilon
of the grounds where they are en
camped reipiired a tren"!i for drain
age purposes be dug. anl
shovela were procured the iijki
who : l.'-d to lrgin work. Just one
man of the lot woul I lo anvtliine.
lie l. !r:iii (li"..in." He wnrl-o.1 1( ,
ii'inuti s. thir remainder (.f the army
watching him with grave interest.
At tlie end of that time he threw
d'lwn tho iini l-meiif, and paid he'd
''be if he'd work anv iuoim."
Killine Elephant Tip.
.1, ( T;.. i.:m . i i...
1'i.niit. jii ywim Kill n 1 IJV l "IS Jil I
111 VU'JU Jl XillK, .'.V JOI li, UlSZ 1'I i- 1
.lay, by order of tha Oulral l'ark j
Commisniou, because he was n bad 1
elejihuiit and kiiljd matiy keejier.s. j
Til"
j.t.ired wild ia tho junglea j
. V Ion, India, in 1878, and was i
, iase.1 by Victor E.'imauel. The
-iiiimal was kept ia tbe Ziol.igical
(iiirdciis in Toulon fur three years,
and dating Iih stay there he killed a
ket pr. He was afterwards sold to
Hng.aibai'k, the German animal train-!
cr ; i wus brought from HimbarL' !
.. ..moil in nn iron box accompan
ied by .Mopis, who then ra-ide his ac-
imitifance. Adam Forepaugh im
ported him to the country ia 1881,
and !: iirrivetl here on the 18th of
March ..f that year. Tho bnito was
ahvays vie;.. us cad during hiscareei
in thi.s enuiitry, Le has a ided seven
othr victims to his doath-r .le.
Forepaugh lrepentc-.l him to the
Zoological gnr.len management of
New York, but tho eleptiant was so
vicious that it was deemed b:st. to
kill kirn.
It was determined to kill him with
tVanni.li) of Potassium, itnd at 7
oVloe;k on Fiiday morning a rosv
ilort .I ai.plc. which had a big dote
!' c i oa I.- of potassi.ua hidden be
ir.'iith its surfac-o ;.h given him.
The hig feliow nibbled at. it for a mo
ment with his trunk, and tiually put
it ia his large mouth, bat when he
crunched it between his teeth, he
evid. ntly felt that th"e was Koine
t'.iLig wrong witn th t isi!, and spat
it oat on the tl or of his cage.
M.pis taen tried him with a carrot,
which wiis similarly dragged, but
Tip' refused to tasty it, as he did
iinothm- ap)!e aad er.a-ot w'.i-h were
ll.lss.lil t,l ,1.1 ,.f.,....r.l.. t."
.!. .t:.. ..' " 1 . e
nr .'. containing ao .it In ounces
of tn ' ihaadly urug, but tho big fcl
1 .'.v. after munciiiag it slowly a coup
le of lini. i. threw it ais on the :l;or.
"Tip" uud'nibtedlv had his misgiv
ings abjut the dainty morn's which
were fvd to him, bat tL'1 doctors sai l i
,, , i, . i . - , '-LJ' al l
hat Im ha.I certainly got enough
(.-. ..I iUl i uis nvsiuill to Kill a UOZeil
h..a -es.
Sliortiy before thn nooa hour it
was given out that the execution had
!'een a failuro. but at two o'cloek he
b.'guitogi-t 'groggy'- again, and
was rather unsteady on his legs. Dr.
Alien lid the poison was working,
mid gave :is his opinion that death
would result, before nightfall. The
- . . - . . i , l
big lv i-i was breathing stentoroasly,
and was si aic dy able to raise bis
trunk.
A t I'uroi; oVloek a nev mode of
pro.-e hue was adopted. I', was de
cided to use bran and s:u a'ler cap
sales. R ills of wot bran were made
up, in each one of which was placed
;:i .v.p.svile containing six grains of the
cyanuide. They were placed in the
ordinary pail ia which food had been
given him before. At seven and a
half minutes before four o'clock he
put his trunk iu the pail, and taking
;t' a ball of bran blew it down his
.'hroat. Several others followed, and
Ihcn ho stopped. Something scemud
lo atYcct him. He moved to the
fr-mt of the cage and rubbed his side
.gainst the bars. Then he trumpet
ed once or twice, and at tbe end of
four minutes seemed to go into con
vulsions, his body swelled, and iu his
efforts to strain and stretch he burst
the chain that went arouud his body,
the chain to which his martingale
was Haeheii, and extending up his
la east and to the tusks, lie next
seemed fraulie, reared up and pawed
with his fore feet against the outer
wall of his cage.
Getting down ou the floor again,
ho walked toward the door, until
reaching the limit of the heavy chain
which secured his forelegs to two of
the front bars, he stumbled and fell,
He did not go down with a crash,
however, but went over on bis side,
front first, stiffened out, and died in
just tvrelve miuntes from the time he
took the first ball of wet bran.
Private Trout Streiins.
Tho trout season has been open
since April 15th and qaite a number
of trout have been caught. Most of
the streams in this vicinity have
been stocked by the Stato fishery
commission, and portions of the
streams into which the bpawn Las
been put are claimed as "private
streams" by the persona through
wcoKe hunt the water Hows. In ac-
jcordance with
an opinion recently
. handed down in the Sunrems Court
''V Judge Sterrett, streams are not
thev are to be kept within a
, Rrrin wll if the, r .rrw
largo
raises
, them want to own them. Oiilv
so
I much of that stream is privato as is
within the screens lilaced there bv
i , .....
Xo ri-ht i conferrerl on fi,h,r tn
tresspas?) on the bank of a
0 . .. . . . . .-
.,, .... n. 1 1. r ..i . t
troam of
ie!)c.-;(i land, mn a iisiier m
ly wane
.''nasi on
:n tho water aa 1 not tren-isi
on
tho field if there are no screens
in
"rr!, . r 1
.. . T t ...... - .
! tiuuous stream divided th.- land of : '3 w'x ""V T "" hP"D
i thc men. The plaintiff pat a lot i a"f-1 been planted m good
f,., .11 i 1 . i!. ,,time. rhoroujfh v.orkinsr and mois-
u-K.n t!,,.r i...,. i.,.,. i
! defendant fished them out? Sait
; was brought and the plaintiff said it
, 1 i I , a 1 iiw '..Hill u 1 .UU llli'i;il"
: 1: 0
11113 111a mail V, II y .1 Jl OS.-l
tho stream. It
iii. Miunn i.i.n'. I n..
..1 .i.i .1..
j p'aiutiff did not propagate th? fish,
j bat merely put thorn into tho stre.irn
j to get along a best they could. No
j Ktream in private unloss tha prcpa-
gario'i n iMi-nea oil v.3 prev. us!y
I St.': leu.
j A pond surrounded by tho owner's
i land without any continuom How,
I can bfl callert a private pond,
j Judgo Sterrett iu the syllabus of
' tho cas-i My : -If tlie waters of a
. pond cover a largo eurfajo of land,
au'1 a P(-"oa wuosu i-imi.i are cover-
ineaniug of tho act of Jane 3, 1878. .
i .'iiii'T is a nonce t!w, "-ill person
ore hereby notified not to trcpas3 on '
onlv I)v a nirt of the water. n!...n ' h,-a u-l., l. t i. ! lrt"" asuetts, eaKTjes or
lish therein for the tvorivos- of nr.'.tu 1 irmc nf thi, TT. 1., , ; Htoraadie, Dyspepsia, nad Indigos
gation, tho pond docs not thereby be-:. Xorlhumberland conntr, Pa , on the Hon until my heUfcb wn goa-1. I
i come a private pond, within the 8th of Au-rust 1782 ' Ho .lied i , bad been docteritig constantly w.ta
these Ia.id or fish ia this pond an-
der1(,n.Avofth0llr,cientna-!T
i :,,.,. 1 ... I,
act. of .line . 1878 :'
either to strangers or to nPitfhb .." i
lb, continues thai: "The mere i
. I
11 ' n n in rr ... ! . I n t in mi . . I ... 1 U rt ..1 '
any improvement whatever for the
propagation of fi.'h or of gamo fish,
U K.ifli.tmnt. t. !..- ,n,1 .;h,-
tho protection of thr act of Junl 3. !
1878. Cjnter Ila'.l R-jo ,rter.
I'aln In The Side Oywpepsla.
"I w is troubled with a terrible
pain iu my left sidf) which tha doa
tors sai 1 was ciuscd by aearalri r.f
the heart. As a hi
st h ipo I used
Hoo4 s Sirsaparil'a aad hivo taken1
-1 bottles. I am entirely free from !
p-iia. I also had dyspepsia but Igot 1
better every day aad c in uo.v eat i
anytamg aa;l my rtomien does not
refiu it. ' Df.ii.d A. liriisch, Steel
ton, Pa.
Hook's Pii.ll arc ths b?st afti.r
dinner pills.
Ol'STER EXPRESS.
Oyster Impress is again on tho I
road, and l-av-s H irrisburg at 10.20 I
P. M.. Mm-vsvill.i 1(1 .".1 P '.!" n .n. I
cannon 10 47. P. M . N'swPnri. 1 1 OS
P. M.. Minim 11. lo. P. SI . Tnwisfown i
12.0,";, A. M , Ibj.m.iirdou 105. A. !
Tyrone 1,42, A M., Aitoona, 2.10,
M.
Sliaollii)? I'aln
t "I had catarrh in the head, pains
I shotting through my head, and that
tired fueling. I heard so much about
11 od's Sarsapaviil.i that at la-,t I
bough', a bottlo. It did me so much
good that I bought $o wortii and af
ter taking all this I w.u entirely
wni;... i iuu f.l.in l'J
1 T ,1,1 1, 1
flood
sSirsaparilli to any one.'
Mis.s
Daisy De Rimer, Rimer, Pa.
Hood's Pills cars indigestion,
ousness.
bili-
Tuscarora Valley IlHlIroal-
t n m
Trains on the Tnscarora
r?,.,-j,. j ,...n t n
Valley
IVfllllVJLlVI lllli iuu UUIUIVK
wp:
Leave hast Waterford at 8 00 a.
sf., aad 2 r. ji., arriving at Port Roy
al at 0.15 a. m. and 3.15 r. m.
Leave Port Royal at 10::t0 a. m.,
and 5.15 i. r., arriving at East Wa
tcrford at 11.43 a m ami 0.30 r. m.
J. C. MoOKF.HEAD,
Su pen nteti'lenl .
oit Slie la Well-
'My wife was troubled with stom
ach, liver and kidney disease and
nothing would help her but Hood's
Sarsaparilla. She took two botfes
and now she is well and has a good
appetite. My boy was tro-.ibled with
headaches and stomach ditiieulty and
ho hns taken Hood's Vegetable Pills,
which we think are the best." Na
thanuj. BlnsIwo, Cross Kill Mili, Pa.
H k:i's Puxs euro
!5 cents
all live ills.
11 re. lite axd .irciDi:.vr
1 .11 RiSCE,
I have purchased tit agency for
Juniata County of tbo American Fire-
insurance Company, cf Phila.. froia
the representatives yf the late Jeisje
Grubb, deceased, and am prepared
to attend to all business iu that Sue.
I also recreant the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York
and the Commercial Mutual Accident
Company of Phila., all of -which are
gilt edged. Do not hesiiate to in
sure.
Address all communications to J.
P. Wickersham, Lock Box 505,
Thompsontown, Pa. April 4th,
tf.
Lightning Sets off a Gun.
Oxford, Pa., May 8. A loaded
gun in Casaius Shade's house was
d'6'j':firged by electricity on Sunday
night. The gun was leaning against
tho chimuey, when the house was
struck by lightning, which passed
down the chimnsy. One of the bar
rels of the gun was melted a few
inches.
A Freak of Lightning.
While standing in the door of his
home, in Bellwood, Blair county,
'"""'K u I prisoner in the Hunting
i. 11. i o i i
morning, i.gucmng swuck u niiam atorv wflg ehofc thr0Ug.,
Isenberg on the leg, passing down to ftn1 killeJ on Mi,v 10 for
me noor ana seciing ins nonse on 1 i-ji; i rr T r.
c rrt- f i.t i : - i
7 -l , , was iultt:-v "isu -
ed, bat it look a phvsicrcn pevernl
hours to restore IsenLerg t
Ecicuancss. lie will recover.
A DDI TIOXAlT.0 CALS.
' I wis not well for over twoyears. J they were at work and went to the
I took IIoo i's Sarsaparilla, and feel cell hous?, where they found Book
all right now." A. E. Shabpe, Bell' ! heimer, who they were searching for.
ville, Pennsylvania. ; Woods struck the guard over the
'When discovered drawing
pensions slick Peter
r3.;iLj.ar;
! Leavenworth, said ho fought in
the
I war under two names,
I
Railroad men fmploycd in tha A!,
ma and Juniata shops have been
! tnnn .l .TS
j nut on lour davs a week work in con-
: - ' ..... 1 -... iiM-.irj 11 f. T 1
' 1 . . 1 '1 . . i
scfiuenco of tho coal strike and tho!i i , , ,
ir -ii i , heimer s wounds were dressed he
rednr-pii freiclif. intpu ... . ..
If planting corn in the proper sea -
i fiou rfts to do with the raisinjr
of a
Igoodcrot:
11 irni ii
the crop next fall should
nA rAU ih. it r
. .1 e 11 : r
1 ture are two thiDgs tnat corn must!
ve la a'M 10 oly.planting to
! Insure a fir9t rate crpP-
-
Kerrmotlm ..-.. est
..... ,v
X lie preat cure tnr I n .1 1 irpul inn Ilva
r ... , . ,
pepsin ana Aorvo'isnens. Wari - aut -
od tho most won lerful Stomach and
Nerve Care ever known, Trial hot-
ties 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggists, JliKiintown, Pa.
Nov. 14. Ir.
Perry county Lutherans are rais- I
II IT n fitn 1 In . ... . 1 n ... .. -1 '
Loysville, Perrv county, to th-3 mem
ory of ltav. John W. Heim. He
preached for the MWintowu La-'
theran congregation ia his earlv j
youfIi. ?io one now lives here tnat
Loysville, Perry coanty,
27, I8PJ.
ti cut-. . ,r
" mocrar .uay a.
, ; . - auJl vi
" i , VT .TT 1 ,
f- Pr"b f '-V
the fir.- fllf ilpcf rov 1 1 tin lnrrr... cliru
i aad dwelling of II. J.
j Iierrysburg, Dauphin
...... .....ivj,,
Robison in j
county. The
" "J"' . xasnrawce on
loss is about $8,00i)
!re eV' M'J!);a ; '
'.:.ll'l I.A lOI'T .1 l..t.;i!'n,art. i
;00. Robart .T. Robison is a s a of
tho late John T. Rjbinsou, of this:
county. Irghtning casod the tire, i
"The three leaden of the Common
weal, Geneal Jac b Siloher Coxv.
Marshall Cirl Browne, and Christo-'
i.her Columb.u Jones, hava been I
found guilty of violating tho laws,!
and will have to subaiit, to a SHntenc
to bj imposed by the Cairt for their
recent d'.aaonstratioa oa t'-e Gmitol
; groan. Ii at Washiagtou. Ail three
I r.f i n '.i.;..l .Oil ..... ,-ir,tsl,..3 .... 11...
V. 1.VVa 7. . I -MjlC M'llllb.C I .J I I I tj
first count of fiio iadictmen!. which
charged them with d splaying a bin
aer designed, to bring into public
notice the J. S. Coxey ?o.d Rj.ads
Association. Joaes of Philadelphia
was accase.1 cf the second count,
which accused th.-im of treading oa
the grarw, bat Covey and Browce
were convicted.
Crooks drilled a hole into the safe I
(loor in M'ibeck .Vj Nelson's steam
1 5sfc Xtiursaay ni?lif,
cr rather
oa 1 ridav morning betweea tha
hours of 3 aad 4 o'clock, as i evi
denced by eoplo ia that vicinity,
who heard the explosion between tho
hoars mentioned, but did not then
know what the noise meant. The
hole ia the djor of the safe was drill
ed above tho handle, and the cavifcv
in that place was filled with powder
or soino other explosive thnt blew off
aad split tho door, aad pulverized
the asbestos with which the sides .of
the safe were packed to make it fire
proof. The pulverized asbestos was
scattered throughout the oilivi ii
fine dust. The thieves obtained lit
tle money for the reason th.it Man
beck iv. Nelson do not keep monev
there. Tho sxfe is only for tho safe
keeping of audi papers and books
that are of no use to anyone except
ing themselves. Tho loss of th? safe
however, is iiuite an item.
Accidentally Shot
Lust evening about 6:30.. ho vera 1
boys, among whom were Frank, sou
of Joseph L Melviuney, and David
son of John Hess, a freight condoc
tor on the S. L., were up along the
river shooting at wild ducks with a
22 calibre revolver and a- shot gua.
Young Mellinnoy was the pos lessor
of a revolver, aad a duck appearing
within range, shot at and hit it,
knocking the bird beneath the water.
Quickly cocking the weapon he stood
waiting for the duck to appear, when
young Kie8s walked in. front of bim,
his arm striking tle weapon hard
enough to explode it. The ball en
tered Mess's right breast about fonr
inches- below the collar bone, and
came out under tae arm just where
that member joins the body. The
lau traiked part, way and was arried
tho rest of the way to his homo ou
J.uniata street The wound, though
not serious, saJght bring on blood
poisoning, which wo hope will not be
the case.
Here oain ia tha oft-repeated
warning 4 boya having deadly wear
ons in their possession. Lewistown
Free Press.
Tir per cent, for DepUtora-
Frtuleriok Fink, who h&a made an
examination of the aJTira of the Per
ry County Bauk of New Bloorafield,
finds the following: Interest bearicg
certificates, 80,740.79; balance due
depositors, $25,973.95; balance due
other banks, $3,406.80; drafts out
standing, $3,509.00; cashier's cheeks,
outstanding, $1,651 09; total, $115,
337.69. This does Lot include anv
not$8 held by other bankr against
the Perry County Bank aa to which
the assignees are at this tini9 unin
formed. The assets are so pitifully small
that there is hardly a prospect of
more than two per cent, being paid
to depositors. It is the worst fail
ure that has ever occurred in Can
tral Pennsylvania.
A Reformatory Man $bot.
Edward Woods of Philadelphia, a
ion Reform-
the heart
trying to
' . .t .
; Woods and Uenrv Waldon also of
; Philadnlnhi. .had U m rC,l,0.i tn
j 3rd grade for mis conduct. They
resolved to.be avenged on Bookheim
f r for lowering their grade, aad lost
I Wednoedsv forcnoou thev mauasred
1 10 b:ir oih oi tue t in,ir r i-.i-.i w!ieri
i
j head with r.n iron bar knocking him
-! It: ..i
unn, una a sccmi 1.10.7 wish tae
saiiitt bar broke Jijokheiners writ.
j Bookheimer obtained aravoiver from
.oxi.euuer ouiaiuou a revolver irom
a fellow keeper, and hsn Woods
! Kn aciw.i mm ne nroa, suooting
1 - - - t I 1-.1I.1Y. T t
roods through th heart. Waldon
.. 1 1 . 1 : . 1 1 t r t-..
j was arrestpil to await the coroner s
; verdict. The verslict of tho Coron-
' er s inrv reicif-ed h-m, and exhonor-
iii e Mti 1 t 1 1
ated h;m from ad bia-ne, and held
t i. t 1 11 . i . 1 i
1.1 a 1.
! "- "
; fense.
he di;l the shooting in self de-
Liver and Stomach Trouble
"I had liver aad stomich trouble
with crreat distress after citing.
lilt 1 1 . t
I bfelchllig of v.'lll.l and CO.-tlV0'10S3. I
i 1 i
(have used neariv four bott'
of
, . . ,. ... ... ..
I ' a " U"JU
j "atno I 'HU aa.l am now better !
' lhdt 1 b:iV0 !,''eu for a lon- tirne- 1
I bavo " aPi1et'te and fr.el no dis-
; nftor 'or.s B. Wk vvra, j
i
I
Hoon's Pills are tho favnite c-ith
i artic,
T?'becca Wiik'ason, of Browns
v.illev, Ind., says: 'I haro bs?a in a
distressed condition for three vears
tho
South American Nervine which done
1.1. ... .
ui.j mora iou iiian any .j..i worm or
doctoring I ever did ia my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it his cured me
completely. I consiJev it tho gruad
est me licia in the world." War
ranted tho most wonderful stomach
and nerve core ever known. Trial
i.oitio l rents. .sat iv lu iianks
& Co., Druggie, Mifilintown.' Pa.
r-. t in5 1
J" eo. i, j-i v
fi .rTlilQ:
'i??f W1
S ?' "1?",'
W Phosphate
j the l.p?t known fertilizer for
i.:.y kind of oil. fccud for
.new IVi.-e List,
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TCRK. PA.
if..'
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(ind r.i! cthfr wrn nn-he
cratly iiicrvn.-! in crumb
unii xl) le by ihv ue
$20
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; j.1
j' '
it riiikt-s t .' (..'mnt vi rich hm.
MM
liii'-iivf, r-o;u a inrinvrc-..
UK' '.i!. frrnd fur 'riiv l.iM.
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fc.n.iu
h 't:'r iraii an -i
YOilS
racsttrai wna5.
TCHK.t'ii. jir.
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS'
Ur. II it in pli re y V eri II rm nre "cw lorwlly nt
enrcfuliy cn-iMUI K"aicllNs.U-t'i twr cars la
frlv;e pr:ic'ii:c nul for M-r Unrir yv&ts hy tle
iK-oplf with n(re riKfT., Kvnry sifitfte ISpeciAo
a 8fcl;l oiuv fir th IIsm u naii!.i.
'Slry fiire ltloti MniUKt, pirpif ornKlnetns;
thetTii,anft ai- lr "!.. i sjt 1 uttaUir sovt-rcifiu
rleiiiui I ll'.e rl..
list ov nt HzcR. rmiCB.
1 Fever-, oi:j;eti.iis irCrumntms. .."S
2 H urm 'V; ni I-vr, Vn-nt t 'ik...
3 Teething; Cliv. ;'tn-. W akWuloess
4 lliarrhea f hH-!r.ii w A!bltr.
5 5? "Utcry.'irrt.fn.;, C;Uvu Ccllr....
fe knlera .3rfcr' ,ii-Jig
7 Couvht ' ul'U miu.'i:liak.......
5 MeorHirin rK.ih3u'U.i Vaceacho....
f-1 r en da v h es, . tWK H tvlavfc. Vert Urn.
1 O HyMpepKin. Krltrni-ii-, rttlutrion
1 1 :iipirrttrtl or I'ucnfMl FeriodH-
1 bit, T Profuse I'nbuU
13 Croup, liitryoalf ItrsrM'DfsA. ...
1 -nll Uhouniv iirrJ9'a jmiHhns.
M
.25
si
.US
M.
-tf "Si
M.
1 Khcncn Mni . 1 ' cuantlc Fsiiut. .
Iri VI unrin Oiliiw fevvr ad Aruc
1 ? ('ill. lUtod or HI-tmr
tK-Ortht'iinimyv Strft'ik Fvm.
I iitrrh l.irfiwnwt, I clU In rb li fad
UtS hio:iu?t toug.it
'.ii A-:lt.i-tT ;fn. --" trMtMnp
.5
?.n:tia. alaipi'il I rK sweh'u ,.
J 4 ! -ii (Vhil.t, Jh-.!-.rl Wenk'ji.-- .'-t
i..-Oi'o;wy!fO'l .SiriiT rt'f4m. . ... . jj
j-:i e? Mcfciitsfl from K'jun
v?-hilny IHcHr...
te-ue luoik. orcuiiket 5
I ;try Vralinto, WctdK3c4l.. ..J
3 1 1'hIoioI Period. 0-.
ifi:lierin l kwsiotl Sor. i1T..
S5 Cktrouic 1 ouacf ion; 2.mttto,
EXTRA. NUMBCR3:
2 Nt't va lie'iilit-r, wjbl V'rsfi:-
Mitw, or Involmii..ry lharirvo 1.00
S-fi.t-ateHof thr Hew rr.rMtrtatian 1.00
ptlciyf paius,.su vitu' teuce...l.00
b4 by UrniKUts, or arat fl-f Ut am rerrtt-t of ptios.
Pa, HrvpaixTf' Hahfal l4pc- u. rue.
Ml HFIMUS ai.P.VO.,ltt A Its WlttUoi St.. StwTnk.
S P E C1FICS.
HUMPHREYS'
VITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
Pnr FH External or Internal, Blind nr Bleeding i
Fistula la Au: Itvhtncor lulling of tbe fusctuiu.
Tbs re Hf in iaintdute ibe curs ut-rtniu.
PHIOE, 50 CTS. TRIAL SIZE, S5 CTS.
' fcU Drussutor m t M mtiPi i
i j no reiiei. x iiougnr, nno noma oi
"5?
Peach Crater.
Mrs. Annie E. Humphrey is pre
pared to furnish Peach Crate Mater
ial, Plastering Lath, Shingles and ail
kinds of Building Material at the
Mill formerly owned by her late hus
band, R. W. Huinphrej-, deceased.
Peach lumber a speciality. Maze,
Juniata eountv. Pa. tf.
Special Train.
The T. V. R. R.. will run a special
train for the Christian Endeavor Con
vention to bo held at McCulloch's
Mill's on May 22nd, leaving Port
Royal ct 8 A- M., arriving at Honpy
Grove in time for morning session,
and will leave Honey Grovo after ev
ening session. Faro one way from
each station en route. Conveyances
will meet tho passengers at Honey
Grove.
LKUAh.
GOOD nOME INVESTMENT.
Tne first mortgage hon1 of the Hiltiin
fown and Patterson Water Corapinie. are
now offereJ for aa! nt t'le Juniata Vallnv
Bank. The amonnt of the isne ia 527 .000 .
Ton (V)) are $,
of interest is live (5) p
mih( each. The rate
percent, cloar nf faxes.
payable in seml-annnal conpons. Tho Mif
flin coiopons in Felirnarv and Ansnst, and
the Vattorsnn coupons in April and Octobr.
Tbe principil is pavablo in twenty (20)
5"ears an t iedremable in ten (10) years. The
Companies! have been in operation. Nino
(9) iiionth3 and have an income that In quite
snflicient to meet the interest on the bonds
n.iiw. aho niiic'K-uoi.lHrs
I 0f the companies -ire Lo-iis E. tkmion
I . . . .
and all other charges. The stock-holders
president; u. B inks, vice president; R. E,
Parker. S-vrefary; T. V. Irwin, treasurer
Jeromi ih Lyons, E. M. M. Pennel". WillE.
Uoopes and Wm. H. Binks, and they pur
pose to keop safe the interests of patrons,
botl-hol lers and creditors beli.re they take
anv return for their o"n investment. Ex.
cept the ().i;in il Court (tons? bonds which
bore six (tj) per cent, inferrst. There has
never bcn i: good a bond inve3tment otTor-
! ed to investors. I'rke pir and acorucd
tcm.
DMINISTR.4IOR'S MITICE.
A
(Estate ol William FT irt, la'e of Ttis?v-rt
township, decease I.)
j Notice is hereby given that letters of Ad-
j ministration upon tho estate of Wiliinm ,
Hart, ljto of Fayette township, deceit- '
j cd, liuving been gr.mtod to the ntidersign- !
I ed. AU persons in.leht.wl to said estate !
I are reqicsted to mike immediate payment, j
j and thoa.) haviiiir claims azaimt tho stms
I to present them dirlv aiithenfic.ited for sat- !
tleimnt JAMES V. HART, I
WcCoyrille, Mninulrator. 1
April 23, lfi'.M. I
pUOTUONOTAKrS N'friCK
(Estate of Ezra Smith of ..aware town
whip )
Notice i furahy givi.n Ihit lh arronnt
of Jo. j-li (i. Liinir, asicne hy cleeil of
voluntary assignment of Em Smith ol Dcl
wro township, haj bej'i filed in tht Pro
tf onntiry'ii 1 lli:3 of Jil:iiit i Cnnty, anil
the snin will he prejenton for contirni.ition
and al!ov. .inc,o to the Cunrt of Conm.m
I'lcss of sai I ronuty on Tuesday tho I2fh I
day of Jure A P., IS91 when anil wln-re ;
all persons inti rusted m iv nttotirl if thev i
IliiuK proper. a . II ZKIDEKS,
Prothttnotarf .
I'rothDiinfirv'H f l.'li -r.. )
Milihntonn, I'a , Miy It. iV9i.
Kof lilns On ITarHi Will
A
LIKE
Slioridau'S Condition Powder!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
! Strong and Hralthy ; Prevents all Disease;
Good for Moulting If mm,
It lw nhnbtt1y om. ITifftilT crtnrontrstM. In fraan
I t' r -ttH ti-ntti fr a vnt a !. No tru.r n-fourtti u
Ftrnnir. Strlcily a ntcll.-in". larift- run sv-l it
IiW.if'lwI xi to iM-'Tent Itmip.' tuxv w u-iiir.
If on c-an'C gel It wnd tn u.
. V.Vm.ii: oiipi mk Ki.8t A ? I 4 Hk n si.'SdL
c:i. 0-", xpr' paU. Ij.tif ry Knr'iH., Hiidr. pric
tl, tciit fr-rf with f l.W oni'int or uinrt. SampW
I. J li.-iON V "U L'urloiu IIouk St-. Co.on, Mua
HUMPHREYS
Fcr Horses, Cattle Sheer, logs, So3
AND FOULTHY..
500Pac Ut't nn Treatment of Anlmals-
auti C brt Nni l'rec
cttrfac Feer.fuirriion,I nflnmmn.tioH
A.A.ifpiuul .tlcuiiitfiiin, itiilU Kcr.
K.n. NtraiiiH, l.tmf kmh, H lieaniatiuu
( .C OirUfmyrr, Naail JHwhargea
D.1).-Koim nr rah. Worm.
K.E.('ouihft llmvrs, lnruaionf&
F.F. 4 olic or 4rippM Bellyache
4;...1liwarriaice einorrhefw
11.11. I riutiry nod Kiduer Itiseaea
I Ernptiro JleenMP, Ilaaaie
i J.K. liieabff ol" Digestion, lara!rtJfC
fiiilo Pole (oTr sodomy - .60
tetab'c C'awe, .with Sptn-Ifl ManniL
Vtrlnnry f'nre OH al Medlcaiury 7.00
Jar Veterinary Cure Oil, 1.09
fc7 HmrUUi r nt pr-aM wp"kWBM lossy
ml spunnv e u. o., i i a 1 1 1 wrniwi e iw .
Ccjisumption Surely Curort.
To TT EcrroR: Plcua. rnfopia your ruidsra
that 1 h.TO a positiTO KmC ' 5 for til. AboTC-l-.:mcd
JiAa9. By ita timely o!V Aonaands of bfvAlrss
cane. I re been penuaneDUfictired. I nh&U a H!d
to BCAik two Iwttlcj of myosniody FREE X-j iuiy of
yonr- rndcra who bavo cuumptioii it tlkoy will
aeu-1 1MB thctr Kipra ai'a'V. O. adilreaa. Utnoctr
ftlLj T. A. SUxm'i,. C. 181 1'oaxi 3. 5. Y.
f'EWPORT ANSUERMAX'& VAL
I lny Kailrood (jhmpany. lime taWe
nf assengor IrairiB in eft'oct ni Monday,
STATIONS.
West
w.ir.1. Kast-warl.
f
3 1 I 2 " 4"
Kewp-it ...v. ' 6 (i. Ml fM" a 10' 4 00
BoftWlo KriuB ( 0 fit n: a 07 8 57
JiinisU ruciMcn... 6 1107 3 fS
Wirn.ta v ti t i.i O 10 K(Ki S 50
Srivan C?VIH17: 7 3 3 46
Wat r ting 2-: 10 "0 7 51 S 41
r.iuninti jia Jiiiicl'u.- fc31 10 2t 7 4f 3 84
Va.lcv jtoil ' 10 34 7 40, A 32
KHiot'j.crc 3 61 10 if, 7 25 3 15
Grera Park M H i 7 211 3 10
Lov&Tille 7 15 11 M 7 14 8 04
Fe:v Kobuson ..... 7 12 (I 07; 7 OS 2 56
Cilor 7 17 II 12: 6 69 2 49
Cd' Rr.n 7 IS 1 1 !H 6 66 2 45
i nil erron burg ..... 7 27 11 22 6 60 2 40
KUiin 7 Si 11 80 6 41 2 3d
.Mount 1'l. Asasl ... 7 41 11 36: 6 34 221
New (Jcrmaal'n ... 7 45'U 4Uj 6 30 2 50
Kite Sifrnitiea no agont, t'T'1 tole
j.lmnc coniifciion.
It. GK1NG, I'resident mil Sanagor.
C. K. Miller, Gtucral A?ent.
Th. (Mat and wit? Double Eitract Sarsapariila It
M.jinof. II cure. Take no ethar. 60 CMt,
fataijlMl J TA
UCllllClU I Cd
CarMfiick Hviica Vtt4.r uiTtinjioT3vaTototv
Btlts. SampisfrM. 0a.rnfcTsaCsit w. iMtaM.aM.t
Cures Constipation
I,oru E. At En son. F. H. M. Pexksli,
ATKIXSOX X PE11ELL,
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
M1FFLINTOWN, PA.
Collecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrice On Main atreot, in place of resi
dence of Louis H. Atkinson, Esq., south cl
Bridge street. fOct 26, 1892.
J. J. PATTCBiON, J.
WILBER SCBWCTZa.
PATTERSON K SCIIWETER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
BK.D.M.CEAWrORD,DB. DARWIN M.CHAWrSX 9
JR. D. M. CRAWFORD k. SON,
hava formed a partnership for tha practice
of Medicine and their collatteral branches.
Office at old stand , corner of Third and Or
anr afreets, Mifflintown, Pa. Onaor both
of them will be fonnd at their office at all
times, unless otherwise profe.isiocnlly en
psed.
April 1st, 1890.
B.
F. ACKLEY,
PnrsiriAN axd Aocouchecr.
Will pursue also as a specialty the treat
ment of diseases of the throat aa 1 diges
tive system. Acute and ('hronic.
Dr. A's mnthods aro in full accord with
dmnced thonirht. and arc confidently r3-
comraended for the treatment of detener-
ativeconditionsoreta-.Tiy aca agca persons.
April 19, W 93.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The followincr Kcnla of nrices f.i
nonncements has bi?n mntiii'ly agreed no
on by the underpinned and no deviation
from the same will be made :
Congress. S-Jn. T.Apislstnrn. T. Racial..
and Recerder, Sheriff, Co. ntv 8qr.
veyor, $3; Coroner. $1; Chairman, $3; Rep
resentative DIeZatO. !. All aHrli.innsl
commnnications recommend in? Candida tea
win lie raargc-i 10 cents per lino. Money
in all cases to be paid in advance.
WJH. M. ALLISON'.
Editor Juniata Hrrnll.
B. K. SCnWETER.
EniToa Sbxtmei, t Rki.vbi.cs,
ASSEMBLT.
Mr. Eilitor: A I havfl boon repnatedl y
a;lt wbotlipr I would a ctnrti.lto lor re
olcction to tha Hone of ItTr,.'"nt.itivf. I
deprn it not out of plico. to thru pubHclr
r'-ri'T to all such tt.rrog4tin, J a in a
candidate for rw-elt'etion and rflKUPcfiillv
ak the Kennbliear.s nf Juniata for their
support. On-ine mr praffint term I hwei
served them ai nonetlv and f.iithfullr aa I
knew bow, km-pins Ihmr fiept intoresta are
wava in new. and my ps'' erTie in thnir
b half sbon'il h a pnrv,rP for mr future
action Slntild I o fortnn-i a to b
again chosi-n a their Pt'niard hearer, and'
that choice ri raidid hT the pvip'i r the
polls, my hnt service will always b3 at
their di-posal.
II. LATIMER WILSON.
ASSHWBI.V.
I hereliv announce mvae'r aa a randidatfl
for Aaaeiiihlv. nhjc to the rules thatfror
ern the Repuhlicnn jrtv. If nominated'
and e'ecle l, f pledge mrselfto do the best
for mr constituents that lira in mv power.
I will not tm able to make a personal can
vass owing to nutters over which I have no
control, but with which tha pnbl'c at larje
are familinr. I therelore leave my inter,
rata in the hand" of mv friend
SAMUEL LAPP.
Midlintowo, May 6, IK'JI
REGISTER AXD RECORDER.
ErriToa. SBriNEr. Avn RKpratic .
pttase announce that I a-n s eandidato for
tha office of Oritur mi Il -e.rrfo .k.
enaninir RepuliMcin I'nm irv Election snh
ject to Republican rule' and uases. I re
.spectfnllv ak the support of the Repnbli
cana of the county, an 1. if nonvnated and
elected pledtfe mv bf! effrt to tho dis
charge of the duties of the ofri
JAMES J McMULLE.V.
Est Waterford. Pa.,
April 2nd, 18fl.
RKGrSTE? AXDRPCORDER."
JVk. Er.rroR. Please announce that f am
a candidate tnr theofflceof R sister and Ke
eorder. Rirbjeft to the rules or the republi
can partv. f will discharee the duties of
the office with ffl.Hitv and to the bost of
mv abilitv if nominated and o1eetd.
Port fliyal. J. (. JtflTEER.
April' 23, 1K9I.
RE(i fSTKK AND RECORDER.
.Ma. Editor: Fla 1 announce that I am
acandld'ato for tho orlioe of Register and
Recorder, suhfect to the rules that govern
the Ri.puhlicnn party.
AXSOV B. WILL.
Mirtllatown, Yrev 1st, 1S0I.
C OUNTT c "1 A I R M AN
M; Rii!or: Please announce that I am
a-candidate for Ch.ainnan of the Countv
iJoniiiiittMi.. RHhvv-r to the ru'es and usages
of tho Kepnbtican party. I respectfully
t r!io support irf't'iu Rp-iVieans of Ju
niata. W. n. KAUFFMAN.
Wa'ker township.
March 27lh. rsy.
ci nrsr v c n a i r m a n- .
Mr.. EnT.!K Pieasu announce Ihe
.-amo of W m. B. I.auver of Fermanagh
town-hip aa a csn i. I tt f1)r Chairman 'of
Hopuhlican t'tsjnty Committee.
MIFFLINTeWN.
jlNfllintowtv, My7, H9t.
SHERIFF.
Editor-S-vrri!L axd Rkpubucax . pleaa.
announce t!iat I am a candidate for the of.
flee orSheri:f, snhj-cf to the rules of tho
Republican- irty. With thia brief an-
nounceineiM I respectfully ak the sup-,
port of the Republicans, of Juniata countv
JAMES A'. GKNIXKR.: '
Tiirbett- fownship,
Aprn'Si, 18i4.
SHERIFF.
M. ZetTOR: Please ana-Minco that r
a canuidste forthe oflice oMliiti Sheriff- e.i
Juniata County, Mibji-ct to. th.) rules and'
usage f the Republican jrtv. It nnmi.
nalod a1 elected 1 proixi- to discbart-o
IDC oittiea ot the olhi. with prnniitneas.
aatt irdetify. i. L. SffARTS
Siiiee Hill, April 2
SHFftlFF.
JIr. Editor.- Picae annmm tt,ri. 1.
a. candidate for the cfioe of Sherill'j oi Jn-
au.ii.ci.nmy, suojeuf to tho rules and' ns
afrea rovcrainz thi Jit-i,nhlir:in 1 .
spectlully ask the.. support of all Republi-
v, u.i 11 iiuui.iaaiea ana elected, will dis
charge the duti&a of the oflico vwith honeetv
and fidelity. J
C. C. McCCXLOCH.
Reed's Gaiij April 21, 1894.
Juar commis.simkr.
Ma. Ediz.c: Dear Sir: Fiease announce
...j - lur woiKM ot Jnrv
omroisaioaer, Rubj-.t to Hie rules of the
icrUUuu, ariy. ha V S CHARTERS
Oaklor. .Mill, April 30t!t 1894?
JURY COMJiTsSlOXER.
Si. KDITUR: Pleuo . t . .
......vhuvc 1 11 a i i am
A MB.1td.ata lor Jury Commissioner, subject
HORACE MYERS.
- auoinpsontowi., fa., Atril 25.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
, Mb. Er.iTO-.Dear Sir. Please nDneance
Lewia Deea as a candidate for tbeofEceof
Jury Curuwiasioner, subject to tbe rules of
the Republican 1'arlv. FAYFTTF
Oak.UBa Villa, vjr 14, 1891. ltl,t-
'''irilaul Afjerrts. S78
iws liilMtnimiiin, Tat
tuh he a Ml, l. Ma
aa aa Ma una,
WIU...I .tuiac U. ku. Tn
riaikhiiiowtuta,
It. rt. BK-ai. hum ium.
aa cM.rfai ,im. ,
.ur.KI . . . .
(.t at CV, Ctort (a. U, Mukw e.
V.r.aUBKlM
Wonderful
liar gain
ATTRACTIONS
At Schott's !
Only while vc have these goods
in Stock are we able to give you
such fiiif Bargains.
All Wool French Henriettas, for 48c; Farmer Prioe, 65 cents.
AU Wool French Serges, 48c; Former Prices, 65o.
All Wool Cloth for 24o, worth 35o.
Half Wool Henriettas for 23s, worth 35a.
25 Yards of Best Bleached .Muslin made for $2.
15 Yards of good Bleached Muslin for $1.
17 Yards of fair quality, Bleached ,tfulin for $1.
20 Yards of pood Kleaohcd .Vuslin for Si.
18 Yards of better quality. Un bleached Muslin for Si.
15 Yards of fine Un bleached Jluslin for $1.
25 Yards of the best and heayicst Un-blcaohed .Vuslin for $1.
9 Yards of pood Canton Flannel for 50c.
8 Yards of better " " for 50o.
7 Yards of still heavier Canton Flannel for 50c.
10 Yards of tbe best Canton Flannel for $1.
Blankets for 7oo a pair.
Blankets better for 00a a pair.
Hiankels still heavier for $1.50 and $2.
Best Factory, All-Wool Blankets for $3.50 to $4 75 a pair.
Sbarl3 in single and double at less prices.
Gingham, good quality, 21 yards for$l.
Fancy dress Gingkains, 10 yards for 75c.
21 Yards of good Calicoes for $1.
Ladies' Shoes $1. $1.20, $1.50, $2.
.Won's Shoes for $1.25, $1.50, 5,2., $2 50.
Ladies' Rubbers for 25o.
Men's gum boots for $2.45 a pair.
All our Carp:t., Oil Cloth, Window gbadep and everything in our store at
proportionate low prices. Call Early.
SCHOTT'S STORES.
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pr".81.? C'StTNTT KAILROAD.
Ttie rnllowia? Arhednln wunt lut. ...!-..t
Nov. I'y. ihC-8. soil tho trains will Im run .
IoIIowsj.
V- m a. m Leave Arriro
lncannnn
4-;W. : Ml ICiii2' Mill
4 S-J- 0C4' Snlj.bur Springs
3.41- "Corman SSirtinR
4 45 . J-a Moiiteliello Park
4 46 9 SI 'Wearer
4 51' 3 o. 'Roddy
4 6-P 9 3!) Iloflinan
4 .16. 9 41 'Roy.;r
4 K. 9 4li 'Mabanr.y
a 10 ID 0( Bloomfield
6 It It) 07 'Long's Road
525! KM 'Nellson
5 26 10 16. 'Dum'a
S.28 10 1 KlliotBbtirK
5 1!i.l.2A 'Bcrnheisl'a
5.86 1; 'GrocnPirk
5 41 10-32 '.Uoutnnr Juna.
9 091120 Landifburg "
p. m a. ta Arrire L&'.
a. m p. n
8 40 3 50
8 St 3 4
8 31.3 41
23 3-39
8 ue
8 1!1 S 3t
819-.3 29
8 -16 3 2i
8 14 3 24
3 11 3 21
8-05 3 15
7"52 2 45
7 40 2 39
7 43 2 36
7 40 2 33
7: 84 2 27
7 32 2 2i
7 27 2 20
6 55 1 50
a. m j).m
t.10 a. tn.
Traka leaves RlnnmH.M
aDfl BfTlVOa Bt 1 .anil i..
: u.ii u. m.
Tra.i leaver LsDdifbnrg al a.14 p. tl. and
u.4i. a. m
...... uiuuuiuciu a 1 c. cv p. 111 .
rums leare L,oy8ville icr Uancanaon at
I. 2t)a. m.. and is rr u... :
. .rt J. - (- i HI 41 11 1 UK .
arrive at 10 it a. in., ar.4 4.50 p. m.
"""" "naiaoMreana LioyaviHe train
lau as follows: Leave Landisburcfor Loya
yille 6 55 a. ru., and ,50 p m., Loysvttlo-
ur iaDuisourg u i i a. m., and A 09-p. aa.
All stations marb.,1 . 1.-
v - .iu.iu liS,
at wnicr. trains wi'iaoiua to a full gton &n
a.irn.l -
,000.
A YEAR
FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS.
3) -r year wiH.out baine halprf vi'ou.
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