SENTINEL & REPOBUCAfl
MIFFLINTOWN
WEnRnT.SEP. &,
I8M.
TERK8.
flabKriptlon, SIM per mu tf paid
acdrance; $2.00 if mot paid la advance.
Transient adTertteaaaata feuartad at M
inch for each tnaertloav.
awuleat business noticed tn local sot.
.-a 10 cents per Una for each tnaarttoa.
padoctions will be made to thoaa destrtaf
w atTortUe by tha few, talf or quart
SHORT LOCALS.
The schools in town opened on
Monday.
Sboes are auctioned at Heck's store
at s bargain.
The season for squirrel shooting
opened on Saturday.
Labor Day was observed in this
town in tho post office.
Ex Gov. Curtin is SArioosly ill at
Jjig home in Bellefonte.
Xow is the time to get bargains at
Heck's auction on shoes.
The s-rooke came from fire in tbe
pineries of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Great forest fires are raging in
Kane and Bradford counties this
State.
M. H. Yeatter will sell a good
neit Saturday.
Sugar and whisky will be more ex
pensive under the tariff of the "per
fidy and dishonor party."
Read in nnother column in this is
eue of the Sentixel and Repcblicas
of the Plague Black Death.
Twenty new members were added
to the Bloom field .Methodist church,
on Sunday evening", August 26th.
A man walk longest and best on a
mush diet. Not all musb, but a diet
with a large percentage of mush in it.
Don't forget the public sale of a
V in anil lttt. nil .Tfiffaran itiA.
i.nt Saturday at 2 P. M., by M. H.
Yeatter.
Mahon will be re nominated for
Congress by the Congressional Con
ference that is to meet at Lewistown
next Friday.
The cannery at this place the past
month has had 80 people employed.
That number comprehend men,
women and children.
The Wavne County Nebraska Re
publican of Splembr 1st says: The
corn crop of our county will ayerage
about 12 bushels to the acre.
Ou Satuadav the .Uifflintown club :
went to Port Royal and played
the crack 9 of the latter place. Score,
i io o m iavor oi aiimimown,
iiie earlier symptomsof dyspepsia
heartburn and occossio oallv head
aches, should not be neglected- Take
Hood's SartapariUa to be cured.
-:- hn Western corn belt,
Last Temu,
corn was so plentiful that it was ui i
by many farmers fof fuel Tbis
year the price is higher than the
price of wheat.
Thieves were heard and seen at
the house of Abram Noss in Tusea
jora township, last Satnrday night
They got away in time to escape a
reception such as their case merited.
The towns of Partridge, Sand
stone and Mansfic!d, Minnesota, -vere
destroyed by forest fires on Monday.
It is estimated tbat 12 to IS hun
dred people perished in the Minneso
ta tires within the past week.
The Reedsville 9, and tbe Mfflin
9;rc.rOHsed bats on the grounds
of the Mifflintown club, and in the
presence of many people, p!ayed
an animated fame lat Thursday.
Score, 13 to 18 in favor of Mifflintown.
The Lutheran Sabbath School of j
luia pice picmc' l onnmuiin
Park along the T V R-, near Water
fori last week one day, and came
hom delighted with the trip over
the Valley Railroad, abd the pleasant
outing throughout.
The disease that took the life of
tiiany rattle pasturing on tbe moun
tain north of Tvrone, turns out to
he poison tbat was set for th cattle
! r a bad man. and not a cnntffions
disease ns at firt reported bv State
dicers who examined dead and liv
ing cattle.
Last Saturday nJcrbt tbe town of
Hinley, Minn., was dentrovod by
forest, fires. Four hundred peortl"
nenshed in tbe fire. Six towns in
Wisconsin were dsrov'' the
win
ight by forest fires The fi-s bavn
:rn railroad hridfes ard cars can
ot get to tbe destroyed towns.
"Four years a?o the LeerisWure of j
Quebec offered a bounty of 100 aeres !
of land to everv fmily contnininar 12
nr mn l.v-i .Kil.lron Atrpndv 1.- !
742 fathers of a dozn or mnr in
fants have received tbi" rark "f cv
erninent consideration for fru'tfnl
ness, and applications for it are com
ing in at the rate of one a day."
Mrs. Christiana Hikes of Patterson,
tbe venerable mother of our towns
men, Daniel and Srnwar HreW, is
visiting the former. Tbe old ladw
lacks only two months of hein 79
years of aj, but she is s tiimb a
foot as many tvrsons not half her
age. We wish her pleasant visit
and hope that her life mav be "par
ed many years. Huntingdon Journ
al.
The new democratic tariff puts a
tax on playinj? cards, and exchange
papers already report th revenue j
collectors around smolbne the bnsi j
ness places for olavincr card.i to tX
Only card plavers will have to pay
the tax. The democratic party is a
fraud in its pretense of tax reduc
tion. It only takes tbe tax off of one
thing as a blind and puts it on an
other. Miss Lottie Hackenberger gave a
very pleasant party to her friends
on Friday evening-, Augrust 24 The
evening passed pleasantly in playing
lively games and listening to music
both instrumental and vocal At
9.30 the younsr people were invited
to the dining room where they par
took of an excellent repast. They
all returned home much pleased with
the evening they had spent.
Bargain in shoes at Heck'a An.
T afternoon and ?vLg
The & L. Wagner", and the Pat-
bSaTtKS.2? Pyed game of
o Du lew dars ago at this nlax
Score 7 to O.in f.Tor 35S Wanei
(J5eDoBjoom,field Perry County LW
Jr?n0?l"?',me f,Ur Wiber.
SrKL !,ng ?" ,airiJ- A num.
Urha.enotpa.du.. dollar fo,MT.
Sine tho coon seaaon opened L.
i8W AB treed fiveon and
caught three
ooon
poRsums and
wrVi isiK . i
eirankg, all of
two
into
Stray er s game bag.
tfc1 tbT Secfetary Edge of
the State Board of Health has pro
nounced incurable haa brokn
fi f .? v 6 Dear Tyrone. Twenty-
five cattle have dil i . J
been kl,lod-
The .lectric thr
hag been nsed with ZiSZl"'
Lehiffh eonntw VC; -"r""" ,nl".u"u,cal wffl be
-7 Mia
rear Raf.A
many years the farmer wUl thresh
his grain, saw his wood and churn
his butter with an electric machine.
f,L-i8uf l tm r"mn"gr uncalled
for in the Post Offi -t u.w
X) . . . atwi lull,
Pa., September 1, 1894: Qus Altner
jura. F.iiia T xrii w,,. "
.r,uzj JiellT. Willi., L
berg. Thomas Campbell, Mrs. S. M.
hellers. Florence Saunders, Alsiimot
Oinseppi: Postal Cards: Pietro Ga
bnele, S. H. Annison.
The smoke of last week was so
pronounced that the old Indian Sum
mer man eould hardly convince him
self that it was not Indian Summer
time. The old Indian Summer man
is about convinced that the Indian
Summer haz is only smoke, common
smoke with which the InH inn haa
nothing to do.
List of Letters uncalled for re.
mainine in the post office at Jtfifflin-
twn. Pa., for the wek ending Aui?
31,1894 Rersons calling for letters
in this list will please sav thev am
advertised. One cent will be char? -
ed for each letter advertined. C W.
Haslet. B. Isowawitz, Miss Nettie
Rhine, Miss Mry C. Sliker, F. J. '
Txoxell, Miss Sarah B. Moore.' Messrs!
Peters & Meese.
lit k . T , ... . , i,. t
Merchant John Kirk of this town
JatP h fr.CapfiD
James Patterson, who tells bim that
?! 1 H 8Sn,D? W,th Tl
and each succeeded ,n securing 160 ,
utit-s ui ihdu. lae (jamain waa
n . i i rv.1 y. .
raised in Tuscarora Valley, Juniata
county, and is kown to almost every
individual on the west side of the
river.
II'iui Howe and Charles Adams
sinrtt-a lit ntur pasi iour o ciocK one
morning last weHi to wtlk to Har- -
n-insDurg, distant ou miles. In 12
oournat nan past lour in tba even-!
ins ihey were nt Duncannon. 32
miles fmm ana Tk. IB i
that intervenetl between tbem and I
Harnsburg looked like a long road
They rued bargain; took the cars at
Duncannon and rode home that even
ing. c irr '
.- . "WMviiaenc from
Reale says: j
l t Hf. I .1 . . . - - i f 1 . . .
ij ii id i T K "Mother thieves for two str.inge men
F..ltz of Beale township was aroused , have b en 6epn on Boveral xo
by a no-se in tbe room of h.s broth-, iD in aad oct of the WQ f
Hunt
in?dnn county, who was visiting him.
Foltz hurried to the rescue of his
brother in law, and to bis surprise
found him soundly aslep. However
be managed to awaken him, and
they two went out and cut two stout
clubs nnd then examined tbe prem
ises carefully, but found nothing of
a burglar like appearance.
Jacob Farter of Beale hud a valuable
mare severely injured by a barbe.l
wire, lhe mare was in pasture ana
tm t a 1 1 t n 1 7 loir f nt in frUul in a viifa
j(jf ,,arbed wire that lav in tbe fieM
Tbe wire canght on an apple tree and
tbe beast in trying to free itself cnt. a
leg to the bone half way round, near .
the bock.
Fmm tbeSnyrler County Tribune,
Aug. 31: Sam W. Haa-, committed
suicide at Lykens on Saturday by
bancni? himxelf to the limb of a tree
in Odd Fellown' cemetery, with a
couple of yards of picture cord Tbe
deceased was born in Shamnkin. and
was a clerk in the Northumberland
tt . 1 T?al- V. t.. -t
failure. Some of our people will re
a ..p ,.! .ii I
member bim as a witness in the Sny
der county bank suit. He has been
in ill healt'i tot nome time and bis
mind was probably affected by bis
illness which caused bim to commit
the rash deed. On last
Monday, George Dobson of Paxton
ville, met his death in a most horri
ble manner. Ho ws employed at
the flouring mills at that place, and
: hi? anmn irioniiH li KM caiurht in the
rj: ---,'T l:.
: OHtmg anu touna ne was aeau, nis
; brtin having bten battered out by
his head coming in contact with a
1 beam, one arm was ent-tmned in
led in tne
spindle and broken at a number of
places. The body was divested of
every pirticle of clothing, even his
shoes beincr torn from his feet. Tbe
deceased was an industrious single
young man about 22 years old.
SHERIFF'S SALES-
Sheriff Lapp sold the properties
tbat he bad advertised, last Friday
afternoon in the court nrmse.
The 110 acre tract in Monroe
township as thn property of Delia H.
Dauberman and George F Dauber
man to L. E. Atkinson for $300.00
The 29 acre peach orchard of E.
E. Berry, in Jtfilfird township to
John S." Graybill, Samuel Walls and
George Heck man for one dollar, and
tbe four hundred acres of mountain
land of E E Berry in Milford town
ship for $25 to John S GraybiH
Vil fY 111 1 Wnlln and Georce Heck man .
R . . . nnr,,hltser- nar the
. ,,t theirs and count their
own these tw. properties will nave
cost tbem $1,900. The peach orcb
ard contains 3000 trees.
Tbe one and one-half acre lot of
ground with bouse and out-buildings
of Theodore Burris in Fermanagh
township to Solomon Beashor for
$260 00. , m
The property of Frank Warner in
SlifHintown was not sold.
The 76 acre tract of J. S. Kupp,
in Beale t-.wnship. was sold to Fer
mnnagh Loan Association for $350 00.
The 40 acre tract of James Brgy,
in Walker township, was sold to Hen
ry Yocum for $25.
Vm f Henderson Forsha and
Efodr-Ui Forab. in Tuscarora town-
oip. was not
Welsh, m Tittcarora towmship, was
old to B. P. WaU.ce for 189.00.
T c.rr Valley Rllr.a.
Trains on the Tuscarora Vallev
IWoad will run as follow S
w Ie0BaBt Waterford at 8 00 a.
2T-?9 ' ' Port Roy-
5,e:aP0rtR0yalat .
terlord at 11.45 a. k. and 6.30 p. .
J. C. MoOREHXAn,
Stxnnttnnt.
am TBE FAIR.
The Juniata County Fair at Port
j"T un," County Fair at Port
oyaL Sentem Woi- 10 to ..
JSTH000 Premiums, Grand
Exposition. The farm
. ZZ" and household and
me-
A fine Doultrv Thih;
represented.
5AC1 Thursday, September 13.
ro. i j unjata county horses with
out record; purse $50. Xo. 2 230
class, trotters. $150. No. 3 mn.
-i
H25.
mng one half mUe heat, two in three.
i m
Sen. 11 V A oca
ciass, trotters, $100. No. 5 run
IcS one balf ""le heats, two in three,
$150. No. 6 free for all, trotters
and pacers. $250.
The program of amusements will
include many of the latest novelties
and attractions of the day.
Pearson's great cyelorama of the
battle of Gettysburg, requiring 160
feet of space for the erection of the
tents will be at the fair.
A ROBBER SHOT.
Nevin Johnson of Port Royal shot
a robber last Saturday night. Late
in the niyht Mr. J ihnson was awak-
S,ne out of an unpleasant dream,
I ne dream gave intensit y to his alert-
' nes8 .and wbile he wae pondering
OTer ifc 1)0 d616 peculiar noise
' at tLe front of the bouse. CerUinly.
tUat was BOt an cbo of the dream.
To. satisfy himself of tbe cause of the
noise, he qnietlv opened a window in
the 2nu story and looked down.
Was it a dream, there in front of
e street entrance were two men,
trying to open tbe door. In a twin!
downward to dispel the illusion, if il-
lusion it shonld be. But it was no
illusion for when the pistol cracked
the figures at the door turned out to
be living men, and they gathered
themselves np and ran across the
street and disappeared in an alley,
leaving Johnson to ponder on the
mystery of dreamland and the stern
re'"y aanger oi every day life.
eounson s ouutt nit one oi the
""eves lor meir waa oioou at tne
'ront door, and blood spots across
the fttrpft. TIlA rnliStri lott a tiln
on the bouse siC", and a wire in the
door lock It is prouble that it was
tbe working of the wire in the lock
that awakened Johnson. It in be
lieved that the wounded thief waa
taken to t!-.e woos beyond rt' ....
ftn j there u6w, attended bv two
the railroad. Port R yal people are
talking of searching the woods.
Uair Rates to Pittsburg-. Pa
on account or tbe National
Encampment of tbe
Grand Army or tbe
Repnbllc
Tbe Pennilvioia Railroad Com
pany announces tbat excursion tickets
will be sold at half rates, September
. utb to September lutb, good to return
'iintl SartamKa. O.k . n. : n T ..
r.te of fifty cents. It is expected tbat
tbis will be tbe largest Grand Army
Encampment that has ever been held,
from tbe fact tbat tbe name of Pitts-
bo rg is remembered bv every veteran,
as it was the fir t City to establish a
Subsistence Committee.
Tbe following program baa been
adopted by tbe t itizens Executive
Committee;
Monday. September IOtu,
Parade of the Naval Veterans escorted
by tbe Sons of V eterans. Camp fire
iu tun c.ouiuk uuuer iuu bubdiucs oi
iu aivi eieraun ii jiiv nail
Tiesdav. September 11th.
Parade of tbe Grand Army of tbe Re
public. Camp fires in tbe evening at
Old City Hall, tbe Head-quarters of
tbe First Sanitary Commitsion.
V EDNESWAY, fc-EPTEMBEU 12lll,
the 28th National Encampment will
convene at tbe Grand Opera House, at
10 00 A. M , with an open meeting,
at which tbe Governor of tbe State, tbe
Ma tors of tbe two cities aad a repre
scntative of tbe Department of Penn
sylvania G. A. R will deliver addsess
of ffeloonie. Oo tbe came date tbe
auoaal meeting of tbe Woman's Re
lief Corps, Ladies of tho G. A. R. and
tbe Dangbters of Veterans. Parade
of tbe Union ex Prisoners of War, es
corted by tbe National Guard. In the
evening an entertainment will be giv
en tbe representatives 'to tbe several
National bodies at East Pittsburg, in
tbe immense building at tbat place ten
dered for their nse ty Mr. George
Westingbouse.
Thcrsday, September 13tu,
continuation of tbe meeting of Encamp
ment and other National bodies.
In tbe evening a magnificent display
of fire works on tbe river.
Feiday, September 14th.
Steamboat excursion to Davis Island
Dam and other points of interest.
Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad will be
prepared to carry every person wbo
may desire to attend tbis, tbe 28tb
National Encampment of tbe G. A. R.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Brown
vnlley, IncL, says: "I have hee.n in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dspepsia, and Indiges
tion until my health was gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle of
South American Nervine which done
m3 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 erand
ept medicin in tbe world." War
ranted tbe most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold bv L. Banks
A Co., Druggist, Mifflintown. Pa.
Feb. 1, 93-ly.
.
MARRIED-.
Mrroaxix BoTTAl the Preebv
if" !S.?!OB?e' in Mifflintown, on
,lJ?1 A"oat, John W.
ell and Ella T. Bntt br Rer.
Henderson.
Mitch
J. R.
Sinoeb Babton. On Aug. 16 b
Rev. W. N. Walhs, George E Sing
er of Mifflintown and MIbb Lottie
Barton of .Mifflin county.
Bailob Shtjman. On tbe 23rd
TW. 8-jL DaTenport, Sam-
u. a. xiiior ot fort Roval to Miss
BnghtieA. Shuman of Thompson
town.
DIED:
Glacb On Ang 23. in Turbett
township, Mrs. Marr Ann Glace, ag
ed 70 years, 8 months and 11 days.
Hawk On the 21st ult., in Port
Roval, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hawk, wife
of Samuel Hawk, acred 75 years, 4
months and 14 days.
Mirri.TNTowtr vBirTS.
VimmoTC, Sep. S. 1RB4.
16
16
18
14
11
Froi..
Hum..
Rbonldar,
I.Td.
SMm,
MIFFLrNTOWK GBAIN 11APKFT
48
60
86
60
Corn in ear. .......
Ova, ,
Rve
Cloemol .........
TiniothT Mwd
Flax seed .........
Bran...... .......
Chop...... ......
Middlings
Ground alum Salt.,
An-wu-an Salt.....
S2.no
1 60
90
.$1.20 a hundred
1 10
1 00
80c to 76
Philadelphia .Markets, September
3, 1894. Wheat 57 to 58c; Corn 61
to 63; Oats 32 to 37c; Pennsylvania
washed wool 19c; Sugar 3J to 5Jc;
Butter 13 to 26c; Eggs 16 to 17c;
Jjive chickens 6 to 10c a lb; Apples
75c to $2 50 a barrel; peaches 40c to
70c a basket; Bartlet pr-as $1 50 a
barrel; other varieties 7."; to $1.25 a
barrel; six quart basket of plums 10
to 20c; potatoes 35 to 70c a basket;
sweet potatoes 20c to 45c a basket;
cloverseed 9 to 10c a lb; Timothy
seed $2 50 a bushel; beef cattle 3 to
5c; Sheep 2 to 3Jc a lb; hogsSc a lb;
milch cows $25 to $40.
Personal-
Miss Maud Irwin is visiting friends
in Union connty.
Miss Mary North visited friends
in Lancaster, recently.
Miss Mabel Book of Harrisburg, is
visiting friends in the county.
Misg Lewis of Lswistown is visit
ing Mrs. Manbeck in Patterson.
Horace Culbertson, Esq., of Lew
istown, was in town on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Hart man of Saville, vis
ited friends in this county lately.
Miss Ella Rohrer of Uarrisbun?. is
j visiting her friend Mjsa Jennie Banks.
Mr. Crouse of Beuefonto is tne
gueet of bis aunt?, tho Misses Laird.
Mrs. Thad Parker of Sharpsbnrg,
recently visited Miss Blanche Wright.
Miss Flora Selheimer of Lewis'
town, is visiting Dr. Crawford's fam
ily. Miss Nannie Stambaugb is visiting
Miss Cirrie Hershman in Mechanics
burg. Ubry Martin has returned home to
his father Joseph S. Martin at Sharps
burg.
Missie Annie Heck and Flora Fa
ick. visited at East Waterford last
week
Thos.
U. Parker and wife of Pitts-
burg
g, qio iNuui: mis llicir unlive
:.:
town.
.niss aiarparet aneuenberger is
viRiting relatives in the twin bor
oughs Mrs. Jesse Grubb of Lewistown, is
visiting ner daughter Jtfrs. Benjamin
wagner.
-Visa Maggie Stouffer, recently vis
iiu ner aunt Airs. vm. Marsnall in
Millers town.
Mrs. Lizzie Boyer and daughter
Agnes of Altoona is visiting Miss
Caroline Layer.
Mis. Arna Wallen and daughter
Ruth of Russell, Kansas, is visiting
ine tmeses uieni.
Miss Martha Jackman has return
ed home af -er visiting Pittsburg, Al
toona aud other places.
John Martin after visiting Sharps
burg a few days, returned to this
place for several weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Parker, wife of Ezra
D Parker, deceased, visited Mrs.
McMeen in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin of
Green6burg, spent part of last week,
visiting old friends in town.
James Irwin and wife of Greens
burg, Westmoreland county, are vis
iting friends in Juniata county.
Misses Nellie and Naomi Kessler
of Altoona, visited among their rel
atives and friends in town, recently.
Senator Woods of Lewistown,
spent a day in Juniata, examining
peach orchards with bis brother Sam
uel. Charles Derr returned borne on
Wednesday, after spending some
days in Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Kate Janney of Philadelphia,
wbo has been residing near 0kland
this summer, is visiting Mrs. Robert
McMeen.
-Wis Grace Hot ton of Harrisburg,
and Miss Beatrice Doyle, of Wi'liams
port, are visiting Jlfiss Nell Dovle in
Patterson.
H.F. Weir of Washington, Pa.,
is stopping at the .Hurray House.
He is buying peaches for Pittsburg
fruit dealers.
Mr and Mrs M L. Drum droy
over from Gettysburg on Sntnrday.
and Lenneana rode over on bis bi
cycle on Thursday.
Misses Marr Shick of Reading,
Belle McKenty of Phila, Lillian Jlf.
Good of Jeansville. Mr. Dr. M P
; Hine of Houtzdale and W. H. O.
i Gould, Esq , of Philadelphia are the
t guests of Miss Myrtle Drum.
Mia Rose" Elder, who haa been ria-
lung ner water Mrs. Westley Meloy
in Patterson, returned to her home
D Altoona last week.
Mrs. Annie Hinlev of RcWIavillA
and ber friends Mrs Khuna-vila
Mrs. Dipery and Jlfiss Springman,
spent Thursday in town.
Mrs. Boater of Woodberrv Blair
county, is visiting her aged mother,
Mrs. Moiat. wiffl of Raw T)ftvi1 Mniat
deceased, near this town.
Jlfiss Lucy Sciple of Lancaster,
who bas been visitintr her nneln. Ttv.
0 , - j
ron Shuman at Mexico, spent the lat
ter part oi last week in town.
Collars and Cuffs that are water
proof. Never wilt and not affected by
moisture. Clean, neat and durable.
When soiled simply wipe off with a
wet cloth. The gcuuinc arc made by
covering a linen collar or cuff on both
sides with, "celluloid" and ns they arc
the only waterproof goods made with
such an interlining, it follows that
they arc the only collars and cufTs thr.t
will stand tho wear and give satisfac
tion. Every piece is ctatn pel as follows:
B ft an 3'i
If anything else is offered you it 13 au
imitation. Refuse uuy but the gcv.u
iac, aad if your dealer docs uct L ive
what you wont scud direct to us, cn.
closing amount end ntatirg fi.c an.l
whether a stand-up or tur::cil-dom
collar is wanted. Coliaia 2c. each.
Cuffs 50c. pair.
The Celluloid Company,
427-429 Broadway, Hew fork.
AT COST.
Spring and Sum
mer Clothing.
We are closing
Out
our Spring
&
Summer Clothing
AT COST.
We will carry none over. Now is the time
for Bargains, i
We handle no bankrupt Stock. All our
Stoek is new.
HOLLOBAUGH
S. S. Ruble,
Practical JEmbalmcr and Funer
al Director,
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTFNPED TO DAY OR NIGHT.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
North Main t, Mifflin town, Pa-
. '
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood'
Spavins, Curbs Splints, Sweeney,
Rinc Bonn strifl a-: Z
Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save
$50 by nse of one bottle. War
ranted the most wnnderfnl RlAmial.
Cure ever known. Sold by L. Banks
& Co., Druggist Mifflintown, Pa.
IS0T. 22, "83.
Tn. so
Itch on human, mange on horses
dogs and all stock, cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion
This never fails. Sold bv L. Banks
A Co., Druggist, Mifflintown.
Nov. 22nd 1894.
Watt heat I
JJP.DERR,
PRACTICAL DENTIST,
(Gradnats of tbe Philadelphia Dental Col
lege.) formerly of MiffliDbnrg, Pa., baa lo
cated permanently in Mifflintown, as ane
cewor to the lata Dr. O. L. Derr, aad will
continue tbe dental business (established
by tbe latter in 1860) at tbe well known of
6ce on Bridge street opposite Conrt House.
TEETH EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
Are Chloroform, Ether, or Gas used.
No Sore Gums or Discomfort to patient,
either during extraction or afterwards.
All these are Guaranteed er no charge
will be made.
(Lr All work cuaranteed to rive rwrfwt
satisfaction. Terms, strictly cash.
H. P. DERR,
Practical Dennis t.
grnnnmiiiiiitiiimiiliiiimnniimnmiiinirmmine
J Wheat I
and 1
Grass I
: crow best when planted with Par ;
: Bone Dart. A fertilizer that al-
: ways brines a crop, alwavs lm-:
: proves the soil. Bold Jirect" to fkr-:
; uierK bum per (on. No agents. :
: Samples free.
! York Chemical Works, York. Pa. i
J " !!' 'j! 'i! 1' " ' "u" T 'i' '1' ' " 1 1' T ' ' ' ' ' ' 'i! S
& SON, PATTERSON, PA-
MEYERS7
GREAT PHILADELPHIA SALE
FROM THE ENORMOUS STOCI
OF THE IMMENSE
Wholesale Retail Failure
OF THE OLD AND GREAT HOUSE,
S. LEOPOLD, SON & CO.
As is a well known fact, we have always been and still are opposed to
baying bankrupt stocks, because they are usually not the kind of goods,
we would conscientiously recommend to our customers. The goods froai
the Leopold Failure, however, were deoidedly of a most excellent quality
such as are handled by all First Glass Houses.
Hence this sale which embraces our
PURCHASE FROM THE RECEIVER,
J. O. LEVI,
As well as our own assertment of merchandise,
AGGREGATING $10,000,
ALL AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
is the Biggest
MERCHANDISE MOVE
MENT KNOWN IN THE COUNTY.
We cannot of course mention eren one hundredth part of the marvel
ous bargains, but these few will give an idea what you can expect.
PHILA- PRICE. OUR PRICE
50c. Children's CasBimere Pants. 25c.
$4. Fine Children's Suits. $2.
$3.50 Children's Suits. $1.75.
$10.00 Men's Cassimere Suits. $5 00.
$1.75 Children's Suits. 87c.
$14
$5
$12
$C
$15
$4
$5
$6
Men's Suits.
i
$7
$2.50.
it
$3.j
$7.50. j
$2j
$2.50 j
$3
Boys Suits
$8.
BRIDGE STREET,
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that goes on daily
from
THE IMMENSE ST0GK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS1
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Trices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fai
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLIN TOWN FJ.
HATE IOU MONEY TO DEPOSIT ?
ARE 0U A BORROWER I
CALL AT
THE FIRST
MIFFLINXOWN, PA.
FOUR PEE CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.
FDAZERonEjIk
BIST IS THE WOBUK,
iTlrs wisimss.i in imm i it. .rtn.TIS
gtlMHaa two box of or other bruCL No
Sli.Ui br iMat, trUET fHK fiEH tTUIE.
JOB BALE BT DgAXEBB OE1TEBAIXT. lyf
CALESIHEAT
k f "W ANTED 1 1
LOCAL OB TRAVELLING, to aeU om
Nnrserr Stiwk. r.i.
- j j M.mun. hiu
Steady Employment imaranteed.
CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY,
:. . ! Rochester. N. T.
The Sssteu mmd Jitfuilirmm office u the
place to get jab work doaa. Tiytt. It will
pay yoo Ifyon naad anytUig In tbat line.
-o-
It is needless to say now is the
time to buy ClothiDg when you can
buy a Man's All Wool Suit for $5.
and a line All Wool Boy's Suit for $4
-AT-
MEYERS'
WHOLESALE
.4XD
RETAIL
CLOTHING HOUSE.
MIFFLIXTOWS, FE.W4.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLIIITOW1, PA.
Stockholders Individually Liable
JOSEPH BOTH ROCK. Preiidnt.
T. VAN IRWIN, C.At
DISKCTOSS.
W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrock
John Herfiler.
Josiah I.. Rarfon.
Sobart S. Parker,
LonisB. AtklDMft
r. V. Irwm.
stockiioldebs :
Geerge A. Kepner, I Annfe Ji. Shelley,
Jossph Rothrock. P. w. V
L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker.
w. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin-
Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompson. Jr.
John Bertiler.
T. V. Irwin.
Charlotte 8 nyder,
Josiab L Barton,
Robert H. Pattnsaa.
Levi Light,
Win. S warts..
jodd H. Blair,
F.U.H. Peall-
SamnelS. Rothrock,
Three and Fnnr mr rnf ir.tnro.t ;u k
paid on certificates of deposit.
fjsn 23, 1894 M
TO ITjEAK riETJ
kfhriaa fcoss tha aOaeta af yoathful CTrors, avty
SW.witlMWitniH lo.tmsahood.tii.l7a
ssajktBaNsJMaciM(sM)I) eontainlna tu'd
ass who la acToos and dsbUltated. AdiS.us.
aVaC F. C IIWUI, Howslua, Caws.
Consumption Suroiy Curod.
9utl hT. . poalUT. nufij tar tbe boTn&m4
dlaMn. By 1U Hmsly asa tstoosaads ef boptiesa
eHMhaT.bsafrsuBeal7ean4. I shall b. (ted
to amd two bokUw et mj nttj Fill to ot
f sadra who ha eoasaasBMoa If tbty wfll
sad asa taste gjprsss aad f.asMtsta. Bmset-
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