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The Bcpobliean County Obnunit
ta will meet at th Jaoefce How o
Saturday afternoon, January 11,
. SHORT LOCJtLS.
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TbT wm hop at Rookenberrrs
old, WaUrf ord, Ne w Tur Bight
Down with th combine is th
watchword in Philadelphia. . -. ;
Th Sprnos Creak nil road tnnnel
it to'b made higher and wider.
Th ftteheagw Bank at Ooodlaad,
Kansas, failed with 46 in th safe.
Mr. Depw of Milford township,
efsd about 70 years, died on th 4th
int.
Oa Christmas Day, airs. Uorer of
Plrmonth; - -Vase- did ' aged 101
years. . ..
Blair comity people will indulge ia
a half eentnrr eelabralioa. Jus 11
andlJ.
Teachera will hold a '"local Inati-
tnte" at Thompeoctowa, January- 17
and 18.
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The two Mattonal Bank in Hunt
ingdon, have $100,000 on deposit,
th Glob saye. .
Mrs. Hannah- LWitt, th oldest
eeraon ia New Hampshire, died on
netmaa Day agea IUT.
Captain IfcClellan haa a hen that
hatched A lot of ehickens a week be
lor Chrietwas. Etr'.y fowls.
A fireman en a freight angin1
handle 10 to 12 ton of coal in th
ran between Harnsburg and Altoona.
If. R. Beashor'a two best hogs.
jl when 19 nionthi old, weighed, re-
' - - l mwvtm -i - a i -
vpecilTBij lo ana uuniu bimii
meat.
Soma Tar aero a bnehel of wheat
wonld way thre barrel of eiL How
it take three bushels of wheat to
bay barrel of oiL.
James A.' and Andrew Banks while
hunting reoeatly, shot a gray fox.
The skin of th animal will be stated
and prepared for mounting.-.
The . Scotch Irish Congress will
w-T -1 a. ftL.
1 descendants oi aeotcn ixisn peopie
I m m a .ar
i-t are aaunivin in mm tuuuij .
There are people who baliera that
1 it a rabbit's foot is carried io one's
'pocket that it acts as a talisman
, ' and exempts them from aU harm.
I From present appearances the
t voters of Philadelphia will clean p
( the Philadelphia watered Traction
combine at tba February election.
, Oa th 28th nit, GeoW. Bitting-
; i. ar, a veteran, and charge on Walker
township, died at the borne of Alien
mm X luu hu mm -vm iwvwmm.
If ra. Amanda Conn of Patter.
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09 years. iBmnsot vn avBuaj
Ebanezer Cemetery in Spruce JlUL
'a
1 For default of fines and costs for
disorderly conduct and drankenaeat,
pa the street. Harry Warner, Cloyd
Bender and Thomas Lewery are in
jaiL
David Weaver, aged abent 70 years,
died at bis home m Walker town
hip. early on Christmas morning,
Ha had been an -io valid about 15
years. ; "
The Sunbury Democrat and th
Bloomneld Domocrat are arging the
nomination of ex Governor Pattison
aa the nominee of th Democracy for
the presidency.
Thnmii Car. died at hie hone in
Greenwood township on the 23rd of
December past, aged about 72 years.
He kept tbe Beven atara iiomi a pe
riod of 30 jeaie. .
The funeral of Mrs. Smith, wife of
Hen. C A. Smith, took plan at Law
istown on Christmas Day. Mrs.
Smith was a sister of Mrs. D. G. Al
ter of Port BoyaL
Tbe young people' society of the
TPMbvtarian church held a sociable
in the lecture room on the evening
f the 2nd mat, at wmea eonee ana
anndwiehee were served.
The Columbian uaienaar can oe
I obtained for five 2 cent atampa by
Jaddressing the Calender Depart-
'.ment of th Pop Manufacturing
Company at Hartford, Conn.
If The neoDle of Philadelphia are
C AraiMAd over the combine, and if
l MMuit aDnearaaoes indicat any
Vhing, will vot that organixation ont
I i power at tne next election.
mnn.Mailioin rA V.llintfll
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Vnr Prrr sonntv. while auarrvins:
limestone last week had a bank of
. sarth to cave, and back in tbe nanx
six feet, a Kv snake was uncovered. '
a hitn lainMhad in Mrs. Trim-
M' hna on Third atreet took fire
fromamatchand in trying to get
th lamp out oi tee nous an arm oi
Vn. Trimble was severely turned,
and her daughter Jean's ba was
V badly singed. The shade took fire
whan the lamp wis Kt-rt; .
Last Thursday while carrying a
v, Jttub of scalding water, to use in buteh
' 3 laring, Mr. Samuel Thomas of Fer
t managh township, missed hie footing
I and fell, aad in the effort to recover
' himself one of bis arms plunged into
, the scalding water. The result - can
.-( setter b imagined than desetibed.
Thcptur of . w amy of 800
baglish land grabbers in South Afri-
by the Boers, bss drawn tbe atten
aon of England front President
Jtoveland's Venexuelan message.
'' eTril.-L. aH sisaiSinT BnanflB. fiV
fMf Tf UUUn VA wmisjnsij -
mmmgt of oangratulstion to the
Bara for Iwing resisted the British.
sjan now M,wijiff
narainst th German-King.' If- you
ar a Downs w jr -
ab fiM natch-when they get
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IMirngntoa. - .
liar f! mA -m v . . 1
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fer, late of OomnaBw o.l 7
Inf.
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the mm A w
tarougn
saezM,
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bIl elevens,
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town
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favw of the foraMir eleven.
Th
fcthodist ehnreh after a
Of Baarawl1t. .
course
inside.
-'"b ana repainting
. and after the introduction of
le ltnh .. 9 . .
teetrio
th. llea a.ar
tag
ooi
nUmpmtabniUb,-. M-rSnoBn.
A. Vnmu ta v V.i4: .
Streat Theater, yelled fire, a few
evenings ago. The yell caused a pan
io among the people, and in their
rush to the doors, 27 people were
trampled to death. There waa no
m u ta no use.
Iiflt tirB MmAiniBA wa11. 2.
tM Pott OffifiA fit Pmffww. T
the month ending Bee. 31, 1895;
,v . ' Buae u. schuats,
Belle RiohardsoB. Hmrw W T...
Alii Reed, W. W. Hendrick. Mary
Muam, ocnumgnyda dc JVerrUl,
Hattie Mackenzie.
James R. Karl A FUna 81 R r.hmmt.
not mtrmt PKnJ1l.:. L.
hvw
On exhibition a few fiee amljkr Anlnv
pictures of spoU along the Pennsyl
vania H. It. tlT Br. K" "Kmrliah
particularly views in and near New
port, opruce (jreea. new x lores ee.
Water Street, Petersburg and Mifflin.
Harrv Permit- mtnlm n nmKnlh
irom tne HlXtn Htreat Kvancalie&l
church in Beading, Pa., during
cnureh seme. - tie waa arrested for
stealing, tried hafnra InArrm V.rman-
trout found guilty and sentenced to
pay a nne oi iu, and to undergo an
imoriaonment of six montha in the
oo an i j jui.
Mrs- Christy, wife of John Christy,
deceased, died at the home of her
soa-in law WUiam D. fiisher at Le
gansport, Insane, on the 19th day of
November 18S5, aged 78 years. A
generation ago, John Christy and
family lived on and owned the farm
that Samuel Thomas owns and Uvea
on at the present time.
Someone writing to the Newport
News says: What use is there in
ending missionarisa to foreign
oountnea to correct tbe heathen
when we have them here amongst aa?
Better keep our money here, build
mora and better jails, and try to pay
our county debt, and at tbe san
time have law and order in onr own
community.
On 'the 17th nit, while George
EL'Heinbacb, a young man and only
son of Cbarlea B. Heinbaeb, was re
turning to his borne, about 4 miles
northeast of Blein, from Kiatter, Par
ry county, the colt which he was
driving in a cart became unmanage
able and he was thrown out back
ward. His skull waa fractured, -resulting
in his death in about two
hours. . .. " ' , '"
Through the burning of the Cen
tral Hotel at Altoona recently, Harry
Patterson formerly of this place, but
now veterinary surgeon in that city
aad Frank. Meloy formerly of Juni
ata county, bat now of that place,
sustained losses. Patterson estimates
his loss at a couple of hundred dol
lors, his veterinary instruments be
ing lost Meloy's loss amounts to
about $500..
' William Wagner of Port Boyal, ag
ed about 55 rears, night watchman
along the slip rock, oa ths . railroad
between Port Royal and Mexico, was
discovered lying dead by the engi
neer of Mail and Express on the ev.
ening of the 26th of December. He
bad been knocked off the track and
killed by some unknown train. He
had been in the service of the rail
road company 30 years.
Some nights ago doga chssed a
flock of shsep owned by ex-Commissioner
France Hower, and killed a
sheep and wOnld have killed no one
knows how many, if they had not
been disturbed. After the dogs were
driven away Mr. Hower aet several
fox traps around the premises and
tbe next morning found a dogcaugbt
ia one of the tiaps. That dog will
never kill another sheep.
Tbe pension information imparted
to this office on the issue of the 25th
of December, nit, that a pension bad
beea granted to D. Kinelf wJ McAluv
terville, was only pertly correct. Mt.
Kinch has beea receiving a pension
th a past 12earaT for gun-shot wound
ia right hip, which rendered bun in
capable of manual labor. Ju bad
been receiving dollars a ssontn
pension, bnt on December 5,1895, it
was reduced from eight to six dol
lars a month. Should Cleveland be
re elected, how the pensions would
be reduced.
Tbe vibration of the river bridge
loosened a joint of the water pip at
th Mat abmtmant nt thebridva inn
evenings ago, and as suddenly as if
Bred out oi a cannon, a stream oi
Ur Rt tmik Inn pnahed oat of ilut
pipe on the south side of the bridge
r. . x i V m . .
abutment i in river, u tne stream
UmA falran Mm nthar dirantian. it
mmM twwM . v
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would nave anniuueiea ixeca s xuv-
ersi-ie Restaurant and caused tbe
maH frsnnantare of the nonnlar aai
ing house to mourn for savory dishes
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that dsaeeaonia water waanea out.
Bat the water did not rush that way.
Tbe break was immediately repaired.
From the Bloomfield Times.- L. A.
Kiner went ont with bis ax the other
day, and at 4 o'clock in th evening
was at borne, having chopped and
ranked three cords and a half of
wood, also fealped load a cord. ' Who
aa beat this? " He ia quite a small
man. White Caps on Sun
day night, took George Stitsel, the
wife deserter out of bed and gave
him a complete lashiag, and ran
some molassua over him, also stuck a
fw feathers on and made him . leave
tbe county. Two young men
mt near the river bridge oa Christ
mas eve and fought for one of the
girls of this place. ' Knives and re
volvers were need, but neither of the
combatants were injured: one of them
bavins- hi coat slashed and the other
hia face marred. We have not as yet
heard npon which one the young lady
will lavish bar esulcannenta.
-w - ""- aw- inni ears
that war beins? mhittmA im Wl :-.
Cfjv h was crack and
bTeken and he hved only a few min
utes after ha extricated himself tram
Dumpers. His father is
"Pw, vrnsion Foreman.
The T. V. T Tt --2 :
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Oadlv duunJ v-
above Waterford, in which George
pnDbaksr and Jerome Noble were
a completely repaired,
and is BOW maina mm- V.
TbeT. V. B. B. Mechanic. Bert
Pannebeker and J. J. Marshall of
Waterford. rebntlt tu Lvwi-.
the shops at Waterford aad doasrv
a a, at .
nxeat creoit lor the msateriy way in
which thev rehnilk tmm I aw-.
which waa so Wrecked that it bore
pat tattle likeness to a locomotive.
This is the rM,!r i.f - nnui- TT
Presbyterian, Lutheran and M. K
ouurcnee oi sumintown have united
during the week for two maetine-a in
each church. The first m aatintr waa
held in tba Presbyterian church.
. Kxt. A. N. Ravkr, leader.
Tuesday night in M. K Church.
Rav. J. H. Mobtixeb, leader.
On this W edaesdav avanino-. aarw.
ioes will be held in tbe M. E. Church.
Dr. H. C Hoi.iYiw-r laailar.
Thursday night Lutheran oaurch.
xwv. j. a. moBTiMxa, leader.
On Sunday evening next, Rev. A.
N. Raven, will deliver a special ser
mon under tbe auspioes - of . . the
Young Psopfe's Societies of the town.
Other churches will unite.
On 8atnrdav evenlnc the- lltli
inst, Bey. A. N. Raven will deliver
nis lecture, ; "Soot Meglected Aife
ijessons, before tbe Teachers .insti
tute at i ohnstown,
Blecllna. 'mt OBceri.
The annual election of officers for
the Juniata County Agricultural So
ciety, will be held at the Odd Fel
lows' Hall, in Port Royal, Pa., oa
Friday, January 10, 1896, atl o'clock
P.M.
All stock-holders are requested to
be present W. B. WnaBToir,
, SucwimTy.
FOB KENT.
Th Hollobansrh Building on
Bridge street Mifflintown. Tbe best
location for a restaurant in the eoun
ty. Enquire at Hoixobauoh's Cloth
no Stobx, Patterson, Pa.
ale.
"Dick. Showers visited in this place
during the holidays.
Chss. E. Howe of Washington, vis
ited in town last week. K ..
Grubb Garman of Nanticoke is the
guest of Edgar. Bnrchfield. -
George J. Paiker of Media, epent
the holidays at home here.
Will Caveny, isrinter, visited hia
home in this place, last week..
Mrs. Thad Parker was among the
visitors ia our town last week.
Dr. John Beale spent last week at
hia home in Frederick, Maryland.
Miss Jennie Wilson is visiting Miss
Wiofred Cummings in Marion, O.
Samuel Warner waa at home from
Virginia, visiting relatives on Christ
mas.
' WmlVurraVand Roy Kreider vis
ited in Harrisburg .'during the holi'
days. ;;
Robert Nixon, Jr , and wife, spent
the holidays with their relatives in
town.
.Hiss Lilly Ellis of Harrisburg is
spending tbe bolidsys among friends
in town. '
Wm. Davis wss at home from
Washington visiting relatives during
tbe holidays. .
James Psnnebaker of Irvona, visit
ed relatives in this place a number of
days recently.
Druitt Crawford, salesman for
Wannamaker, visited his parents laat
week a number of days.
Charles Renninger and family.
paid their friends in Snyder county,
a visit during the holidays.
Mr. aad Mr. Charles Stone of
Washington, are the guests of Mr.
Samuel Strayer in Patterson.
TTarrv Patterson, veterinary sur
geon, located at Altoona, visited in
this place during tne noiiaays.
nharlaa K earns of Mifflin county.
was visiting at the home of hia uncle
Mr. Joeeph Rothrok lsst Sunday.
Messrs. Walter Oberholtzcr and
Jerome Guss, were home from Get
tysburg Seminary for tbe hobdays.
Mrs. Lizzie Tohn and Mrs. Bell
UnnAmr of Newoort spent Nsw
Tear's Day with L D. Musser's family.
Andrew Banka of Greansburg,
Westmoreland county,' visited rela-
tiyae in thie place daring the holidays.
James Mathers of Cleveland, Ohio,
looked in on hia old home last week,
long enough te see the old year go
Miss Kate Thomas cf Norristown
spent the Christmas bolidsys with
- mm w ar a
her parents, air. and jura. 4 aeon
Thomas..
' If 'mm Sua Knraenaba and Edith
White of Harrisburg, were visitors
at the home of Wm. Enlp, several
days last week. .
Jamee MeClellan and wife of Bris
tol. Virginia, spent the holidays with
Captain McCIellsn's family. Jamee
is a son of the Captain.
Mrs. Kepner, wife of B. F. Hep
ner, deceased, gave a Christmas gift
of a handsome upright piano to her
daughter, Mrs. John Hollobaugh, Jr.
Mies Rebecca Will and grand
daughters Mrs. Thomas Shaver and
Hiss Rebecca Davis, attended the fu
neral of -Mrs. Will's sister in Lancas
tar last week.
Misses Gertrude and Harriet Jack
man of Pittsburg were at home on
Chrietaiss. Miss Harriet returned
on Tuesdsy, accompanied by her sis
ter Martha and Miss Emma Fowles.
Miss Hall Parker and her sister
Rebecca Parker and Mr. William
Woods and wife, and Mr. Archie
Stevenson, all of Lowiatown, were in
town in Nsw Tear's Day a short time.
CMEATBAKOAlal.
For a limited tint only. Don's
it: 1 Don. Cabinet Phetomohs
aad one 16x20 : Crayon Portrait-
made by one of the fiaeet artists in
rnuadeiphia, all for 3.75 at Baas'
Photo Studio, Mifflin town, Pa. -
flrnai
as Abraham Lincoln called them, ' do'
not oar to arewe about their ail
ments. What they want is a medi
cine that will euro them. The sim
ple, honest statement, I know that
Hood's Saxaaparilla cured bm," ia th
beat argument in favor of this modi'
cine, and this ia what many
sands voluntarily say.
araamaeHMaana -
Pilit Aim th best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, our
indigestion
- Itch on human, mange on horses,
dogs and all stock, cured in 80 mia-
ntea by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never fails. Sold by. L, .Beaks
at Uo., uruggist, Mifflintown, Jra.
.- -v,. Feb. .ly.
In tlm'BogteBlBg
of a new year, when th winter
sen of eloae confinement is only half
gone, many find that their health be
gins to break down, that the least ex
posure threatens sieEnsss. Xt is
then aa well as at all other times,
and with people even in good health.
that th following facta should be rel
membered, namely: that Hood a oar
aaparilla leads everything in the way
of medicines; that it accomplishes
the greatest cures ia the world; baa
the largest sals in the world, and re
quirea the largest building in the
world devoted exclusively to the prep
aration of the proprietary medicine.
Does not this conclusively prove, if
you are sick, that Hood's Sarsaperil
la ia the medicine for you to take? .
Bhesautism
Blet-
When there ia lactic add ia th
blood. - Liniments and lotiona will be
of no permanent benefit A cure can
be accsmplished only by neutralizing
this acid and for this purpose Hood's
Sarsaparill is the beet medicine be
cause Hood's Sarenparitla is the only
true blood purifier prominently in
the public eye. . .
Hood 1 PUU act easily, yet prompt
ly and effectively, on ths liver and
bowels. 25c.
MJtRBlED-
Ssaitffeb Muxeb. On the 24th
of December by Wm. Fry, J.' P.
Cbarlea A. Snauffer of Walker Xwp.
and Sallie J. Miller of Fayette Twp.,
WrxsTKx Gaocs. At the resi
dence of Mr. Hiram - McDonald in
Patterson on Dee. 26. by Rev. J.'.D.
Shorten. Mr. a H. Webster . and
Miss Minnie I. GVoee, both of Patter,
son.
Soles Fish is. Dec 19, at , the
Kvanoaltaal Panooaare. Patteraoa
Pa., b Rav. J. D. Shorteaa. Mr. X.N:
Soles of Roaeburg, Psrry county, Pa.,
and uiss Anna ts. isner 01 s
Mine, r. .. .
,' c Donald FccHS. At the resi
dence of the bride's parents - in Mil
ford township; Dee. 24, by Rev. J. D.
Sbortess, Mr. W. L. McDonald and
Miss Bertha E. Fucba.
WniEv Wbitklt. On tbe 22nd
nit... !- Rut Romie'. at the residence
nf tha bride 'a Dsrents. near mcnneid.
Mr. and Mm. John Whitely, Ben
Wmey and .Bessie wmteiy.
Kotlas Wtmh. On the 13rd ult
bv Rev. J. H. Mortimer. Theodore
P. Noyler, of Tuacarora township,
this countyand Ell O. Wjnn of Mif
flin county.
HiBvrr Kixc On the 24th ult.
by Rev. John H. Mortimer, Charles
A. Harvey of Shirlcysburg, rlunung
don county and Minnie B. Kirk of
East Waterford, this county.
VaxObheb Hcbbebt. On the
24th nit. by Bev. Henry . Treverton,
Daniel K. VanOrmer of .Thompson
town aad Ida B. Hubbert of East
Salem, this county. .
Kclt Alijqi. On tbe zatn tut
k Rw T. M. Stetler. Edward J.
Kulp of Dornsrflle. Northumberland
m mm. m wa W" m
county and Maud V. Allen 01 .nasi
Waterford, this county.
Hallock Dillmak. On the 24th
alt, by Bev. H. C. Holloway, D. D.,
Albert U. UallocK el iMiton, ajckb-
wanna county and Rebecca J. Dill
man of Delaware township, Juniata
county.
Kinn Kav. uo tne Zfttn Ult.
by Rev. H. C. Holloway, D. D., Jo-
aiah pner and Mary m. rrj, now
of Turbett township, this county.
" aa' APlL
Secbist tWYDKR. ub tne aotu
ult, by Rev H. C. Holloway, D. D,
Ichm W. Sacrist of Doncannon. Per
ry county and Hannah E. Sayder .of
Benvenue, vaupam county.
RnrEHABT Raiuko On the 26th
alt, by Rev. John I). naoneard, usn
n M. Kinehart and Hannah E. Rail
ing, bath of Susquehanna township,
this county.
BooxwALTKn Vabmes. : On . the
26th nit, by Rev. Aaron. B. Francis,
Allen F. Bookwaiter 01 wauer town
ship and Mellie L. Varneaof Milford
township, this county.
Paxsxbaxxb Powatx. On the 81st
nit, by Bev. John TL Mortimer, John
L. Pannebaker of Patteraoa and Min
nie Powell of Milford township, this
county. - f-.-iH. -a
BxAu-i-McNnAL. On th 26lh
nit., at Plaaaant View, bv Rev. J. K.
Lloyd, Mr. Robert G. Beale and Miss
Mollie XcNeal.
. Hadtxs Goodkax. On the 1st
inat at Port Roval. bv Rav. J. K.
Lloyd. Mr. William B. Haines and
Miss Celia H. Goodman.
Mnxxa Stokkb. On the 2nd
inat. at Port Roval. bv Bev. J. K.
Lloyd, Mr. Albert J. Miller and Mis
Minnie T. Stoner.
Swaktz Mitchxll. On the ' 5th
inst, at East Seism, by Bev. J. Land .
is, Mr. John Lewis Swartz and Miss
Ellen Mitchell, both of Iiverpool,
Perry county.
IiXtSTxa FoLxnoAo. On th 6th
inst , at East Salem, by Bev. J. Land
is, Mr. Lucisn B. Leister and Miss
Laura A. Felkread, both of Cooolam-
ns, this eonnty.
Turk.
UriU rah forth Republican
-rnr -rrsaiacnt.
j1- , . ' mama Hl SUO-
denlyinMawro townahin. Tnnaaas
Fratey in the 2$th year afhie age.
MmiiM.jm taa nu nit fxnaa
lenmonia, Mian Jan Martin! and
tjraars, 11 months sad 19 daysT
Dxfsw. On Uta WTtK mU v.
tersen, from a -railroad aeeidant
ClOVd. eldaaA mmm'-t. St. ..J u7
d U JW 10 mos.
and l!l amwm
m aotn . niL, in
Walker township, George W. Bitting-
RlMilllHB l .1. SBiL
orOn th ISthnlt. at hi
remdsna in Mihrake,Wia, OUbert
o. Deenns. inmarl nt iv: i
. m' - . .j w nam vvuufcy,
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Monro of Vn
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166, ESTABLISHED. 1880.
Special Invitation
To Attend the Attractive Sain of
from :
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY,
It will be
TO THE ADYANTAGB OF ALL BUYERS
Who bars money to invest to
MEN. BOYS AND OHIIiDREI
It ie temlj marreleM to flee
THE BEAUTIFUJL STYLES
f Snits and Orereoats at the
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Eia prions leave all Cempetiten in the rear, ee den't fail
to give hia a call if in need of Clothing
D- W. HARLEY,
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S. S. Ruble,
Practical Ekzbalmcr and Ftmev
al Director.
CllLS PB01IPTLT ATTEKDED TO DAY OR NIGHT.
SATISFACTION GCABAMTEED IN AX CASES.
Bridfjc Pt, rJiClintoTTn, Po.
aged 23 yrars, 1 month and t days'
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than Burris. at his nosae in Favatte
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Clothing that gees on daily
examine the Stock mi Goods for
Wonderfully Low Prions.
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HOLLOBAUGH SORTS
Great Cut on
WINTER
CLOTHING.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
NOW IS THE TIME
For Bargains.
The Oldest Inhabitant
never saw Clothing as Cheap ; '
. ,. As w are selling it.
BUY 1NOW
AJSTJD SAVE MOMEY.
Hollobaugh & Sony
. 116 MAIN STREET,
PATTERSON, PA.
H0WBUOHEO 1880
The McClintic Hardware
QTAB17 NO. 119 MAIN STREET,
OIvJJlIUj. MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Hardware
TOOLS, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS
Stoves and tin. ware, mill and black, smith supplies, Harness,
Collars, Lap Robes, Blanket, Fly-nets and Saddler's Supplies.
Best Gocds at Low Prices. We did an encouraging business
during tbe past season and hope by constant application and
prompt attention to do doubly as much in the coming season,.
We are better prepared to furnish . . .. . .... . i
Builders' Supplies,
DOOES,SASH, HARDWAEEi ,
Tin, Iron and Felt Koofing, -Sheathing and.7 Lining paper.
Paints, Glass and Carpenter Tools at low Prices- .
Blacksmiths- will find it to their interests to call and ex
amine our Stock and get Prices of Norway & refined bar iron.
Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails and Tools.
; Lumbermen and Mill-Men will not go away uninterested,
after they have exi mined and priced Our Stock of Cross Art
Saws, .files, Gum and Leather' Belting, and Lacer at' Low '
Prices, weed and iron pumps of tbe best make; also a full line'
of House furnishing Goods. Stoves, Tinware, Granite ware,. Wil
low ware, wooden-ware, Nickle Tea Kettle and coffee pots.
Wall Paper at all Prices. . .
tOT OF HANDING LAMPS,
that we are offering at Special Prices to close them put, Barbed
Fence Wire, Gasoline Stove, Ice Cream Freezers, forks, scy thee.
Screen Door and Window Hammocks, brushes of all kinds,
prices furnished on application, Cook Stove, Fruit Dryer, the
best out estimates to lurnith contractors with tbe material so
licited. Thanking for past patronage, I solicit a continuance
of the same.
K. H. M'CLIWTIC.
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JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
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8tookholden Individvallj Liable
JOS Km BOTH ROCK, Pr$aidmt.
T. VAN IHWIV, CnUm
W. C. Poaieror,
John Hertsler,
Robert 8. Parker,
T.V.Irwia.
.oaeph Rothmak, .
Joeiah h- Barton,
Xoaii B. AUineo
trocuoiasai i
George A. Kepaer,
Jeeepfc Kotbrock,
L. E. Atkineon,
W. C. PoawroT. .
Annie M. 8helier,
P. W. Manbeck,'
R. E. Parker,
J. Holaei Irwin
Mery Knrts, J
w.N. ThoBipsoa.
John Berfzlor,
Charlotte S ardor,
John If . EIit,
r.U.U. Peaaall,
SaaaeJ S. Botbioek,
U.K. 8terrettf
Jaawa G. Beading,
8. W. Heaps.
T. V. Irwin.
Jotiah L Bai-toa,.
Bobert H. Patteraoa.
Lert Lifht,
Wa. 8 wart b.
B. J.8aaMeabcrgeT,
H. B. Schlrgwi,
Three aad Post per eeat. fotereat will tf
paid oa certiSeatea of depoeit.
fjaa , 1896-
The Seaftael aad Jbpaltass oBce u the
place to get Job work doae. Try It. Ilwil.
pay yea If yon a.ed aaythiag to that line.
to
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CETTYBBtTBC, FA.
FnaiBde4 la 1S3S. Large Faesttr.
Tm. lu'l caartet or tody CIMlcal aa4
ScmatiBe, P pecUl court. ia all depart
eati. ObMrratory, Laboratories as4
aaw QTBBuiam. S(am host. Librariss,
22,000 volaiaea. ExpeaMi law. DoparU
nt or UTgiano aad Phjriical Caltac ia
cbarf of an xpcriocd phyawlaa. As
eaaatbla by freno.at railroad traiaa. Laaa
tioa oa tha BATTLKFIELD ofGoHyabatf,
aiost pleasaaf aad hoaltbr. P St BP Ant
ATOBT DEPABTMBHT. a acpar
ato bnUdiaii, for soya aad yoaag bob pro
pariBg for bniiaoti or Coliego, andor pe
ial earo of tbo frincipal and three oniaU
aata, reiidiag with itndeati ia th building,
rait term opoat September 6tb, 1895. for
Catalogaee, addreee
R. W. MCKNIGHT. D. D.,
Preiideat,
or REV. O. G. KLINGER, A. M.,
rrlaeipaly
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HAVE TOU ONE! TO DEPOSIT?
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CALL. AT ...
T88 WBST
il 91 Od 'AIL
DAOEI,
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FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
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Money Loaned it Lowest Biles. .
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