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f5KNTINBfs REPUBLICAN
MIFPLINTOWNr
wnmsniT, feb. 19. wse.
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HilGRT LOCALS.
. Do you gossip?
Pay th printer.
Ar you jalous?
Are you envious? .
iJLro you a backbiter?
You Bet ran Lia last raca la3t
..Thursday-.
All the Valentines sent on Vallen
tine day were not from Cwpid.
The fmi!y of P. A. Hubbard, mor
ed from Detroit, Minb.. to thia place
to-day.
J. B. Id. Todd bjnght a lionsa and
lot from T. J. MUdah ii Patterson
for $1,300.
An honest dollar is one that is
worth a dollar anywhere in the
UuiUd States.
The pea-cut stand Las bsen taken
away from tbe earner cf Main and
Bridge stroets.
The baud played some fine music
at the eleetric light foe.nl points last
Friday evening.
There is a probability that tbe
Lswisiown shirt factory will be tak
en to Harrisburg.
Monday moroiDj was an Artie
hummer, the thermometer having
dropped to i dereis bolow zero.
In a prent majority of eases a man's
.BJCCtssfal career lies along the lines
of life that he likes Lest and has tal-
cnt for.
If you would always be healthy,
keep yonr blood pure with Hood's
Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood
T Purifier.
"A Clearfield county woman has
been trying to have her husband sent
to tho iasue asylum, because Le is
ignorant."
A tuitf stole $G0 from tbe collec
tion basict in the Second Lutheran
church in Altoona on the evening of
the 3 :h cf February.
ar
T. J. Middah sold a house and lot
in Patterson to William M. Marks a3
. a bora? for his mother and sister.
Prica obtained $1,800.
Biair county peoplo who are get
ting up the semi centennial demon
stration for June, want $3,003 to put
tha enterprise through.
You don'i reed to lose your um
brella now. Hollobftugh & Son cell
umbrallas you can fold up and put in
your pock. t or gripsack.
Some cn9 in Tyrone is disturbing
the peace of mind of a number of peo
i pie in thai town by sending seurril
lons, anonymous letters.
The question whether tho electric
light shall bo coctinud in Hunting-
don, is to be submitted to a vote of
the people cf that town.
The Juniata Horse and Mule Pro
tection Company, will meat in the
Court House, on Feb 29 at 2 o'clock,
P. .V., to traneact business.
Cares, absolute, permanent cur3,
have given Hood's Sarsaparilla tbe
largest sales in tho world and the
first place aaic'cg merlicinrs.
Impoverished blood causes that
tired feeling. Hood's Sarsaparilla
puriSop, enriches and vitalizes the
blcod and gives vigor and vitally.
Governor Hastings has joined the
Pennsvlvania chorus for Quay for the
Presidency. Evsry one Feems to be
in favor of Quay for the Preeidency
.JVa. Tsabtl'.ft Patterson, wife of
a .1 T.(toi (in. Esa . deceased, has
bought the Mrs. Gallapher house on
Main sheet from Ford Meyers for $2,
330.
Some 17 real estate owners in Port
Roya have sold as much of their
property as the railroad company
needs to widen their road through
that town.
John P. Swope of Barree township,
TTnntinrerlnn nountv. is a ini"htr
hunter. n drew $590 scalp prem
iums out of the Huntingdon county
Treasury last y6ar.
The Bellwood Bulletin of the 14th
inst., says: On Sunday 28 persons
were admitted intn membership of
the Presbyterian chnrch on pro.ea
ion of faith and eight by certificate.
The letters uncalled for in the
MiiRintown Post Office for the week
.m. TrfaV,ruarv lo. are lor -r.
Mr. Henrv Aurand,
c:. r--.n TVrnpr. M'.sa Louisa Bit-
iuiav -i
tinger.
ti. nan trnmnn baa cema to the
front in Warren county as a candi
l.t for County Commissioner.
There are eight men candidates for
nftir in that county. The
IUO oa" " t
ne it women are coming out
A new Bible has been prepared for
h. .,u r.t f Via nublic schools 01
Tt in the work of a compiling
Committee of Protest-nts, Catholics
j t ,. tk new Bible is now to
be submitted to the Board of Ednca
Vn. will nass iud?ment upon it.
UUU, nuw " - x
n'mtnhM from Europe insist up
; tk. TVr "Hansen the Norwegian
Artie explorer has found the North
ci maintain directly under
the North Star, and consequently all
.: r on the tip-toe or
i tnr M,a doctor'a arriTal
home.
On Sunday morning D. H. Smed
ley and wife of Fayette were on their
. t.;-i-: nrb Valley in a &
The horses shied
r na.Tha.cr a at the railroad
a .j,u,,u. fnmod. broke the ton
rae of tbe yehicle, and so tilted tbe
r- Hif. th occupant3 were
x, r.I ,i Bovfrelv injured.
inrowii uuu K. - r-
., t ii..- taken to the railroad
hospital; and there had their injur
L attended to by tho Dr., Craw
ford.
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Fob Rent Store room and dwell
in?. Location North Main street
For particulars inquire of F. W
Noble, MifflintowD, Pa.
For Rest. Store room and dwell-
ThAU9r,' 0Vtore r seperate.
The dwelling konse has seven rooms.
Oall on Joseph Adams, Sr.. Washing
ton stre.-t. b
Farmers. We will take all the
f ggs and chickena yon want to spare
m exchange for clothing, and pay
you market prices for tbe same.
Hollobauoh A Sos.
A night or two ago a valuable horse
of C. B Groninger of Port Royal ia
a hisjh life kickir.e esercise in the
stable, ran a splinter of a sfa'l board
in its annomen from the effects of
wnicb it died the nexfc day.
Early last Sunday mornin? Foun
tain Martin and William Troxwell,
confind in jail at Montieello, Ky.,
for barn bnrninr, were taken out hv
a moo and iUartm was lynched. It
was the intention to hancr Troxwell,
but he could not b.i found Rtnidst the
darkness.
A despatch from Washington, D.
C, last Saturday save: A conscience
contribution of $16. had that day
bean received from Jlifilintown, Pa.
It is a commendable thirg when a
man makes good a misfike. The
average man will nH do that when
the rois'.-.ke is in his favor.
Schlatter tbe Colorado healer, is
not the first man to ii&e the hand
kerchief. Mahomet required every
Pilgrim visitin Mecca to purchase
five handkerchiefs and get them con
secrated. Tbe revanne from the
handkerchiefs was lRrg, nr-d the
manufacturers of handkerchiefs made
money rapidly ii Mahomet's king
dom. This is court week in Perry
conr.ty. On Tonday evening Judge
Lyors committed William A. Spon
sler to prison for contempt. Spon
sler was committed for contempt of
Court in not payin? 3 the Court
had ordered to Ephriam Clonser
an )Esn- ve'eran, and co'lect
ed over $3,000 of Clous?r's mon
ey for which ha failed to account.
Spacsler was sent to jail till he clears
him?elf of the contempt. Sponslr-r
was Pretidect of the Perry County
B;nk, tha time it was '.mck:d.
Mr. Amelia E. Develing, died r.t
the honje c f her husband, Jaui23 W.
Develing at Lock Haven on the even
ing of the 9th icst , aged 55 years.
Mrs. Dovcling was in her usual good
health when she retired that evening.
Bat eoon. af!.-r rearing s'-e couched
in such a peculiar way, that a daugh
ter's attention was drawn, and the
asked, 'iiio'.l.tr are yon tick." The
molhar said 't.o." Then there was'
another cngb, and tgain tbe daagh
tr ak-id, mother are y.u sick.";
ifrs. Devohng sa'd, 'yc-s, I am sick.
Mr. Dtveling and all tbe family were
called, and a doctor summoned, br.t
thin 29 m'i,u!c3 Lor toirit l.ad lfi
its tenement of clay and itiojiJ iU
way to the batter world. Mrs. Dov
elin.T leave a husband and threa
daughters in deep berearmeuL She
was born in Juma'a conntr. Her
father was Ksv. David Msyers well
known in his day and generation in
this county, bhe and ins. I'isbor,
wifo cf Dr. Fisher of McAlistervilb
and Mrs. Washington McAIiater of
Fayette township were sifters. Jlr.
Samuel Meyers of this town was a
brother.
Some days ago while at din
ner, 3Jargarett lrwin, tne tDree
year old daughter of lnk cashier
T. V. Irwin. com:.!aintd, and baid
toEe. had lodged in her throat.
The complaint of the child was ira.
niediattlr atten-.-ed to and the throat
was oppKrently ch'ared of ail obstruc
tion. But with a;i that t.ho tooK sicit
and was tlilicted witu fever and
nrh, aud at one time it was baliev-
ed she coul l not livo. She was under
the medical treatment of her grand
uncle. Dr. David M. Crawford. Bv
skillful treatment whatever compli
cations bad arisen in the ca39 dis
appeared, and the trouble in the
throat alone remained to contend
with. All the while the doctor ap
prehsndod that a foreign substance
had been drawn into and loagtct m
the wind pipe in the taking of food
To definitely Jearn tho troub'
in the throat, an operation was de
termined ur.cn. Last Thursday, Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin and the afflicted
daughter with Dr. Crawford wont to
Philadelphia, and on Frid iy aftor
nncn an cneration was made and a
small flat Dieco of turkey bone five
eighth of an ineh in length aod three
. .... 1- 1 a
eighth in widtn was aiscovsrea ana
removed from the throat from in un
der the vocai cords. A silver tube
was inserted, and the incision mads
by the surgeon's knife in the larcyx
was closed, close around the M.ver
nlv. whinh will be removed at. the
nroner time, when the parlsareheal
ed. The child is doing as well as can
h exoccted. The little patient still
remains thpr, awaiting the healing
rt wonnd and improvement be
fore beincr brought borne. Dr.
rrnxi.fnrd. who has returned has the
thin lamina cf bone in his possession.
We sincerely hope that the unfortu
nate little sufferer may be fully re
stored and spared to her anxious pa
rents, relatives and friends.
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SfVT WiUiam Culbert"
on, Judge of Elect ion; D. H.Siebsr,
H. A. Luck, Inspectors; Ezra C. Doty!
S li Penscile. T. W. Auker,
W. Kaufiman, J. T. Sieber, S. H.
&hovrers, Joseph Switzer, W. H.
Rjllman, Town Counoil; J. Prank
Patterson, Justice of Peace; Clayton
otoner, Constable.
The officers sleeted in Fermanagh
township on Tndar
' .IWO lUli
Judge ef Election, Jacob Lauyer;
xunjjTOiurs. r.award Uoldron, llarry
Horning; School Directors, John F.
Moyer, J. H. Bront; Road Supervi
sor, W. B. Lauvrr; Justice of the
Peac?, John Corkins; Constable, Phil
ip Pannebaker; Auditor, 'S. M. Horn
ing; Overseer of P. .or, Matthias
Swartz; TcwnsLi Citik, E.F. Brent
The officers elected in Patterson
on Tnesdav were for, Jude of Elec
tion, Geo., R. Henderson; Inspector
of Election, John Earnest; School
Directors, W. J. Zeiders, E. Milton
Quks, E. E. McMeen; Chief Burgc-as,
Samuel C. Gushard; Constable, Nan
kivel; Overseer of Poor, Jos. Landis,
Daniel P. Cramer; Auditor, Frank
Faiick: Councilman, Joseph Pcr.neU,
S O. EwiD-, Edward Hnghey, IL
MoDnaM, W. n. Crimin-ll," Jos
Brindl. D. F. Crtmt-r.
Important to Teachers-
Iho undcrsiCfu?- tmmniilli or.
pointed by tho state superintendent i
10 tsammo applicants for tacbeis
pa mane:it certificate, will meet all
persons inttrt'3ted in the high school
room. iMiffl Ltowr'. S.iiiM,lir vrni.
2 1st, 1S36, between tho hour3 cf 8 a.
m an i : p. m. ;
( Oden C. Gobtxeb,
Si :r.oh -? Katharine P. D.ii le,
( Mast W. McClllocu.
MOitC AIIOIT i'HOiPilATE.
A despatch from Washington, D.
C, ou tho 15th inst.. says: The Geo
logical Survey has receive a report
anncuaeing tho dir-ccvery of phos
phate roc-k at Kted's Gao, Juniata
cou.ify, Pai Analysis already mada
by tho Survey is said to contain 30
p?r Ct-nt, of pho.ip':oric acid aud 12
to 50 per c nt. of phosphate cf lime.
Tbe discovery i of economical- im
portance ou account o tho ntarscss
of tha field to tho big Fertiliz--r Fac
toricsat Hunters Poiut, f i-t aad
thos; aroaud Na--7 York eity.
TTJi.tt tt means to be Prcatdent
c'.oTq Lis series "in The Ladies' Home
Journal will tul! w'.ir.t it msaus lo be
Pioiidont of U;o United State. H
wih out hue the Presidstil's power.
b's duties and ho-.v he eiisharjrcs
them; ths tri-.Ij uad ann.-.yaiccs to
which he is n;iL Rnd thow r-,-!.at tti
central idea of the President 13 and
how Lo tri-.s to Ctirrr it ont - firner-
al Harrison also t-iplaii.s what rela
tion each Cjbir.tt 6.Ti?er hols to the
ri-eaidsut, and tells tf hi-i own rtls-
tiocs with l:u Coint waan he was
Prsiidaat.
Iowa Morses fr Sale.
L Bi'.ks Wilson of Crt-s-ion, Iowa,
will co-duct his S:xty-tbird f ala cf
Iowa horhss at tha Jcobs Hous at
this place at 1 o'clock sharo in the
a'tsrnoor, on
THUHEDAT, FEDnt'ABV 27, 1S9S.
This lot will crah.:aca 3 yar old
Colts aud IIavy Draught Horses,
with a few good roadster, and has
broa Btlected especially fur this
market.
Terms: GO days on note; 1 per
cent, off par cash.
Purchasers frcm Mifflin and Peny
countk?, cau bava their horses deliv
ered at Lewistown or Miiierstown
free of charge, if dtsired.
"Tou Bet'' Killed.
"You Bit" the famous pacing
horee, with a record of 2"t5J, diid
with tho "hit in liis mouth," list
Thursday afternoon at this end of
the river bridge. It is said the rul
ing passion of people is s'rong in tha
las!, mom-cts of their lives. So it
was with "Yon Bet." .He wanted to
go, did go, and went down in a wild
runaway rrtca with David Anderson
on his back. The flyer belonged to
William Murray and II. G. Patterson.
On Thursday altcinoop David An
dtraon rods the horse east of town
for exorcise. " Whoa returning to
town the beast laid out a race for
himself. Ho west" like tho wind.
The boy on his back could not hold
hiss. The best he could do, was to
keep the beast in tho middle of the
road and shout lo people to get oat
&f the way. The clatter in the. street
brought people hastily to doors and
windows only to see horse and ridkr
vanish in the distance like a phan
tom. Down Washington street and
Bridge stJeet went the horso. end
rider, the beast making 20 feet
leaps evtry'time. A miss leap on the
eanfd bridge aud the horse stnmblcd,
bat so great was the momentum at
wi-ich he was moving, that he did
not come quite down, but pitehed
forward into the river bridge where
he struck an upright pillar and roll
ed over on the floor of the bridge
with one side of his bead smashed and
broken front leg. The yonng man
Anderson was thrown as if from a
catapult, but fortunately was not hurt.
The career of "You Bet" was over.
The beast was shot to put it oat of
misery.
"The editor of the Pkillipaburg
Journal will not print advertisements
or notices of theatrical performances,
balls or announcements or a similar
character. He takes this course be
cause he is an officer in tha Epworth
League."
Th Time for Bolldias;
up the system is at this season. The
oold weather has made unusual drains
upon tho vital fore. Tbe blood
ha become impoverished and impure,
and all the functions of the body suf
fer in consequence. Hood' Sarsa
parilla is the great builder, because
it is the One True Blood Purifier and
nerve tonic.
Hood's Pills become the favorite
cathartic with a!l who use them.
All druggists. . 25c.
POLITICAL. AlHOrCEHIE!IT9.
The fallowing sea! of pricfts for aa
Bonncenimts has boon iuutmlly agreed op
en by tho nndersirnod', and no derlation
from tbe aama will be made.
Congress, Senator $10; Legislator,
$7; Associate JuAgr, Prothonotary and
Treaanrer, earb, $6; District Attorney,
County Coiumiiionr, Kepreaentatiro Del.
gato aad Chairmio ol Connty Committee,
each $8; Auditor, SI. -
All additional ceanunaications "racom
mending candidates will be charged 10
cents a line. Moaoy in a!l casta to be paid
IS AIlVASCB.
W. M. ALLISON,
Editor Juniata Herald.
B. F. SCHWEIEK,
Editor Sehtisel aku Repdslicas.
Heualt. I rtsp.ctlnliy announce mmelf
as a caiiiiidjie for jsoiainalion for the office
of Senator, to rvprrscut the thirty. first dis
trict iu the Legisljtu-e of PMinsjlTania,
tubj-ct the ru:e ar.d unages or the Re
pnbficaa party of Jun-ala.
Wll. IIERTZLEU.
Scace. I rrp;cfully announce myself
as a candidate lor Ibe office of State Sena,
tor to rrpntsott this the thirty-first pis.
trict in the St:ite S. nate of Pennsylvania,
subject to the ri:li' and ussgfs of the Re
publican party of Juniata
Kespectfully.
WM. C. lOAEROY.
January 7th, 1896
Ltghlalurt I respectfully announce
mj awir as a candidate for noaiicatioa for
the office ot KepresHntatiTe, to represent
Juniata county in the legislature of Penn.
tKoi:i. sul ject tr llmrirex and usages ot
tt.e Republican party of Juniata.
CAUL F. ESPENSCHADK.
Legislature. I r-itctrully announce
roTself a' a candijjtl n,r noniination for
tbe ofh of Rupresentative to tho Legists,
ture of Pennsylvania, snhjfct to the ru'et
and usages of the Republican party of Jun
iata. T. H. MEMMIN'GER.
" Legislature I respectfully announce
myWt as a candidate tor tho nomination of
Rrpre-cntativo to the Legislature ofPenn
srrania. subji ct to the usages and rules ol
the Republican artr nf Juniat county.
ROBERT H. PATTERSON.
Jlssonale Judge, In behalf ot many Re
publicans throughout the county, please
announce that W. North Sterrntt, of Mil.
ford township, m s candidate for Associate
Judgs, subject to the ru!. a and usugs of
of the Kkpublicaa party ui Juniata.
PATTERSON.
jlssociatc JuJpe I ntp'ctfully announce
nni- f as a Cirdidate lor nomination for the
Otlicc of Associate Judge, subject to the
ruVs sad usages of th Republican pirty
orjauia'a. ABRAM r. SIETJEtt.
Jssocmte JuJge. PIm ainounce that
Ech Shelleitbsrgcr of Walker township,
is a candii'e t'r noniination lor the office
of Ass-cUtJ Jud. subject to ih 'rules
and ugs cf the Rejub'icm pirtTof Jun
iata. ' Vir'ALKES.
Associate Judge. i respectfully anrouncs
myself a s csiiaidatn fur tbe nomination
o( Associate Julgo, subject to tbe rules
aad tim4 of tbu Rejubllran pinv or Jun
istacoua'v. A. J. HOIST,
Kormauigii Twp.
i i lori.i ft Judge. Pleasa announce that
Leonard it. Manger or Hjruce Hil! town
ship ia a candidate fur Associate Judge,
subject to the rnles and usages of tho He
puVilican pirty of Jtini its county.
REPUBLICAN FRIENDS.
Jan'y 21, 189G.
Associate Judge In behalf of many Re
ubiiean in tho lower end of tho county,
please announce that Levi Light of
Susquehanna township ia a candidate for
Associate Judge, subject to the rules and
usages tt tbe Republican party of Juniata.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Jai.'y 20, 16CG.
Prothonotary I rpectfn!lv annource
that I am a candidate for te-nomin'tion for
IbeoR-ce i.f Prothono ary and Clerk f tbe
Court of Juniata county, subject to the
rules ard usages ol the Reptib'iean party of
Juniala. W. UZE1DERS.
District Jlltrntu. I hereby nnouic
mrse'f as a candidate tor ro-nominition for
the office of Pistricf Attorney., tibjet to
tbe ruk-s aud u.3cea of tho Republican
party ot Jnn ata.
WILBEKFORCE SC11WEYER.
uisirxci Jtttorney. i hrerT announce
mysnlf at a candid ite tor the ofti-e of Pis.
trict Attorney, subj-ct to the nsjgss and
rules of the Republican party.
JOHN J. PATTERSON, JR.
Commissieter I respectfully announce
myself as a candidate for re nomination for
tb rflire of County Commissioner of Jun
iata county, subject to tbe rules an i usages
of the Republican party of Juniata.
N. M. STEUART.
Commissioner I resp-ctfuMv ennonnce
mylf ss a candidate for re. nomination for
tho office of County Commi"si-ner of Jnm.
at a connty. scbi-ct to the nstiffca and rnlea
tbat poyern tbe kepublicsin'pirtv of Jnniata
county. W. II. MOORE,
Commissioner. I resneetfnllv announce
my.-elf as a candidate for Ibe nomination of
County Comirissionor, jinbleet to the ru'es
and usages of tbo Republican pirty of Jun
lata.
JEREMIAH LOUDENS LAGER.
Commissioner. I respectfully announce
myself a- acandidata for the noniination of
County Commissioner, subject to the rules
ar.d usages of tho Republican narty of Jnn
ata. St. R. BKASilOR
Commmtoiier. P'eas nncotince tbat
fhnrlfB W Knrtlr Af WaII-m. Inn.l.i- I- .
- 1 l-
candidate for thn oflice of County Commis
sioner ot jnniata Uonntv, subject to t e
rnles and usages of the R-Tuhlinsn narfv of
Jnniata. REPUBLICAN FRIENDS.
J.innary 27, 1896.
Commissioner: PIee aarennc that
Philip tfar cy or De aware townsbip
i a cindidate fer the office of County
Commissioner of Jnniata County, subject
to the rules and saagas ef ibe Rupublisan
party of Juniata.
tax r arias or delawauk towrship.
Commissioner. Irr behalf ol many Re
pnblicans throughout the cour.t please
annoua-o thatD. B. Eh of Spruce Hill
lavnaliin. is (riir.rliHtIn t.. r.,mtv r!
r . .... .-. .. j win-
misioner, subject to tho rules and usages
oi ine uepuuucan party ot jnniata
" SPRUCE HILL.
Treasurer Please announce that George
W. Wilson of Patterson is a candidate lor
tbo office of County Treasurer, subject te
the rulos and usages of tbe Republican
party ef Juniata.
MIFFLINTOWN.
Treasurer I respect'ully announce my
self ns a candidate for tbe 'nomination of
County Treasurer, subject to the rules and
usages of tbo Republican party in Juniata
county. WILLIAM LANDIS
Trtanrtr. I reapeetf ally announce that
I am candidate for the nomination ot
Cennty Treaanrer, subject to the rates aad
naageaof the Republican party of Jni.lata
county. .. J A1IES H. SIMONS.
Rtprtttatativt DtUgott.Peaa annotice
J. 8. Graybilt of Fajette towasbip as a
candidate for Kepreaeutative Delegate to
the State Contention, aobject to tbe rules
and usages of the Republican larlv ef Jua.
iata.
FAYETTE.
Ceany Chairma. I respectfully an
nounce ibat I am a candidate for the office
of Connty Chairman of the Republican
party of Juniata county, subject to the rules
and usages nl the party.
' H. H. SNIDER.
Cossfjr Chairman: I respectfully' an.
nonuce that I am a candidate for ttie Coun
ty Chairmanship or the Republican party of
Juniata county, subject to the rules and
usages Of tbe pirtv.
WILLIAM n. KAUFFMAN.
SCHOTT'S STORES.
Commencing next THlTRSDAY, FEBRU
ARY 20 and continncs ur.til SATURDAY EV"
EN1NGIARCH7TH.-
FEBRUARY VALUES, eclipso all other Bargain Sales.
- We give you a few Specimen Itoain:
i Spring Capes for Ladies aro here, and wo sell you them for $1.00 a cspe
and up
Snuie plain narrow sleeve Ladies' Coats at $1.00 a coat. Think of it.
OrigiDal price $6 to $8. A nice o)st rtc:m cf Ladies Coats aod Capes, we
bava oil ej.:ignm.nt; sell fcr leas thm half price.
Spring Dress Gouds are unpacked.
3G iuch French, all wool Serges and Henriettas at 25 cents a yard:
worth 50o.
40 iDch, imported, all-wool Serges and Henriettas at 33o: worth 65o.
All Fancy Dresa Goods, and pliiu feiur goods at specially reduced prices.
Fancy Double Width PJaids, newest styles at 12k; worth 20o.
.7 yards of gool towelling for 25j. All towelling" and towels at reduced
prices.
42 inch bleached or yellow pillow case muslio for lOo.
All our 81, 91 and 101 (.heeting at specially low prices.
Vl A CARPETS. CARPETS-
lliousands of yards of newest ana cboiccst patterns at speoiallv low and
reducod prioes. It will repay you by baying yonr carpets bow.
' AVAIL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES-
JNewcst designs of Wall Paper havs come in, and we are selling it at
specially low prices.
Choice Patterns at 7o a double bolt and borders to match. Think of it,
aud make a (election now.
Corsets at 25 and 39c; worth 50o.
P. IS. make of Corsets at 4So; worth 75o.
The celebrated "AHX10R8IDE" Corsets at 75; worth $1.00.
All other Corsets below tbe regular prices.
Pants Goods for 12o, 15, 18 and 25c.
Striped white goods worth 10c; reduced to Co.
5 puir men's lislf hose at 25 3. All half hose below the regular prices.
Ladies black hose at 5c; worth 10c.
Misses and Children Heavy Ribbed Hose for 6o a pair.
Shoes and Roots.
$4000 of Foot Wear at Specially Reduced Prices; Ladies rubbers at 25c;
men's rubbers at 38; 45 and 50c; -Visies aad Cbilddren's rubbers at 23 & 22o.
SPECIAL HOUR SALES, 9 o'clock A. 51. to 3 o'clock P. M.
10 yards of 36 iach Hill Bleached muslin for 69o.
10 jardj of 41 iuch Heavv Yellow Sh etiog for 59c.
10 yards of 36 iaoh yellow ihee'.inj for 45o.
10 ysrds of 3G inch bksv.'hcd muslin fur 54o.
10 yards of fancy dre-8 Ginghams, 56a; worth $1.
5 Yards of Lancaster and Amos Kcig Gingham for 24a.
10 yards cf extra heavy yel'ow muslin for 56o.
Turkey Red Table Linen tt 25c; wonh 35 aud 38c.
White fable Damisk at 25-. Napkins to match at 75cts a dozen.
Laee Cu'tiin by ti e ja d at 9c; value 20o.
10 ysrds men's heavy shirting fir 70i 10 yards outing flannel for 59j.
1 paii cf Iron lit e! Phtes f f 1 cent; save you 5Co heels.
1 pair of Silk Embroidered Suspenders at lOo.
Lsdies Fleec d Vst at 18 and 25o.
Mf8s nnhaaudried sbirt-t foT-9o."""-.Wens uolaartdried Pereaio-r- White
Sl i, U at 49f.
Ladies lajpnrted Fast yiack Hcroisdorf Hose, coubie heel and toe at 18o:
worth 25a L&d.es Double Sole Hose,
iStacK, Uerman maae, wortli OUc: soli
album for $1, worth $2.
Roys' Percale Waiots for 22c; worth 35e.
Many of these goods we only sell a limited amount of to one customer.
Hundreds of artisles of other goods at reduced prices. Don't forget the
tisae, February 20th to Llarch 7th.
every purchase.
SCHOTT'S STORES, 103 to 109
M
18(35, ESTABLISHED. 188i.
Special initiation rlo 1yhe Publie
To attend the Attractive Stale ot Clothing that goes on daily
from e
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
. W. H
it will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who nave money to invest to
MEN, BOYS AND CHJLDKEi
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the
flis prices leave ail Competitors in the rear, so don't iiil
to give him a call if in need ol Ltothing
D. W. H ARLEY,
S. S. Ruble,
Practical Emb aimer and Funer
al Director.
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTIKDED TO DAY OR NIGHT.
, SATlsrACUOK Cl ABAATEI)i AU CASES.
B ridge t, Miffl intown, Pn.
Always wiU 6ee4 Eesatta. - .
Brooivilu, Pa., Jan. 20, 1896 I
t ke pleasure in writing tbat I bay
used Hood's S irsaparilla for aix years
and always with good results. I
reccommeiid it to all my friends for
eases caused by impure blood. I
give it to my children as a spring
medicine. Mas J. M. CaeaauTT.
Hood's Ptllt act harmoniously with
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
rwkfa.pina-, PAi.Ma
Tenth YaM
Sr,mmn. I BUSINESS
TM": I nt'Ol.tHlE,
lndivi'JuM
Instruct un.
Situation
II crn'ti-l
JrancttM. rnilaijelphlai.
iMa.'us ktioamcf kcowlwlnestbttmliifinoaicf TOst
Wntjt tw-eislsw.- TllLO. W- AAsVMS. fry-
AT-
Lisle Finish, extra quality, Hermsdorf
at Ap.Uih and celluloid laree
'3old Aluminum tickets given away with
Bridge Street,
I F J? L I N T. O V N, PA.
ABLE Y,
examiue the Stock of Goods for
Wtmderfully Low Pricee.
eiollocaogo a aos
Great Cut on
W1WTER
CLOTHING.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
if 0SS.
NOW IS THE TIME
For liar tra ins.
The Oldest Inhabitant
never saw Clothing as Cheap
A wo are selling it.
BUY JNOW
Hollobangh Sd Son,
110 MAIN STREET,
PATTERSON, I? A.
ESTA8U88ED 1880.
T7tc JflcClintic Hardware
QTHDI? NO. 119 MAIN STREET,
OlUlVC;. MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
.ar aware
TOOLS, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
Stoves and tin-vrare, 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 the past season and hope by constant application and
prompt attention to do doubly as much in the coming season.
Hre are etter prepared to furnish
DOORS, SASH, HARDWARE
Tin, Iron snd Felt Kcofirg, rhcathirg and Lining raer,
Faints, GUips and Carpfnter Tools at low Prices.
Blsclfmiths will find it to their interests to call and ex
amine our Stock and get Prices of Forway & refined bar iron,
Horse and Mule SLoea and Nails arid Twole.
I.urr.teimen ci:d Mili iIen will not go away uninterested,
niter ihtv fcae xi mirtd j nd rriced Our Stock of Cross Art
Saws, files, Gum and Leather Pelting, and Lacer at Low
Price?, veed ar.d iron pumps of the bei-t make; also a full line
ol' lIoui-efurnifchirgGticls. Stoves, Tinware, Granite ware, Wil
low ware, weeden-ware, Nickle Tea Kettle and coffee pots.
Wall Paper at all Prices.
toT or mums wmf
that we are cfTer'ng at Special Prices to close them out, Barbed
Fence Wire, Gasoline Stove, Ice Cream Freezers, forks, scythes.
Screen Poor t.nd Window HaiL-mocks, brut-hes of all kinds,
prices lumhLid en epplicatu n, Cook Stove, Fruit Dryer, tfce
les-t out estimates to 2r.rn;.kh (ontiactcre with the material so.
licited . Thinking for I ast patronage, 1 solicit a continuance
of the same.
K. H. M'CLINTIC.
PESKSYIVAKIA COILEGB,
OETTV.I?rRC, PA.
Founded in Faculty.
Two lu i coiir-es ot study Ciatsieal aurl
Scientitlc, S pecial cn&isvs in all depart.
mtBts. Observatory, Laboratories and
new (J HDDasjum. Sf.am bsat. Linrnries.
22,000 TC'liiuirs. Expenma low. Dfprt.
nii-nt of H ygiere oml Phvkici-1 Cul'uie in
cbarjo of an ejtprrii-nced phrs'ciuii. Ac
cessible by frequent railrua l trains. I, oca
tion on tint BATTLEFIKLD of Rnttvaburr,
most pleasant and healthy. PREPAR
ATORY DEP1RTJ5LM. in separ
ate liuidinca, lor boys airl youcij; men j)'c
pariDg tor business or Collect-, under spec
ial cars of thu Principal aud tUren assist.
ants, residing sub smdcBta in the building.
Fall term opens September 6th, 1S95. For
Catalogues, address
n. W. MCKMGHT. P. !.,
President,
or REV. O. G. KLIKGEK, A. St.,
Principal,
Octt tjsbarg, Pa.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANt:,
Or 5UrF!J3T(WS, PA.
StoakhoMers Individually Li&bls
JOSBPH FOTUROCK. PresiHent.
T. VAN IRWIN, r,a.
DIKFCTORS.
W. V.. Pomeroy,
John !Ter'7ler,
Robert F. P.irber,
T. V. Irwin.
Josfph rtntl.rfih,
Josiah I. Bsr?on,
Loni K. Atkinsnr.
STOCKHOLDERS :
On-cp 'A. Kftner, Anrte v. si---
Joseph Bothrock, P. W. Manbeck
l . r . jitK'ntr:!, n. r.. rnrii- r,
W. C. Ponieroy, J. CoLnes Irsi
Msry Rnrtz, Jerome N. Tl'ODiion,
John Ker'zler.
T. V. Irwin
Charlotte Snyder,
Joi n M. malr.
P. M. M. Peor;llt,
pRirrel S. Krtl:r..cfe,
M.N. Sterrett,
Jams i. Heading.
S. W. Hesp.
Josiab L Barton.
Robert H. Pat!eron.
Levi Lis-I t.
Wm. Ho-arra.
Ft. J Sbelleiiherger,
M. K. Scbl. gel,
Three and Pour Jer cenr. t&terent wi'l t
paid on rorf :'c etej i..f d-p.s!t.
fian 2:?." ia;5 '
WANTED-AN IDlJRSS!
thinf to oaten t ? Protect Tour ideas : thevmav
I brine you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER
j BUKN& CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington,
mj. j.t iur mtur prize ouer.
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civrini.
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