SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN:
WEBKESDAT, JUXE 17, 1898.
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Deduction will be made to those deairte?
'to edTertlae by the year, half or Quarter
SHORT LOCALS.
Lawn mowers at McClintic's.
Oongreas adjourned on the lltb
inst.
Philadelphiacs are eating peaches
brought from the south.
- The Newton Hamilton Camp-me&t'
ing will open August 11.
JPny.A. Murray lost a valuable
mule by death last week.
The Uiddlfcburg Post's banner sub
cribor is paid up to 1900.
The Methodist parsonage is being
pushed on towards a finish.
Mrs Keadig of Lancaster is the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Shaver.
The best of lawn mowers for sale
at McClintic's hardware store.
MrsuEd. Watts and children of
Tyrone editor Bongall's family.
Dr. Fred Espenschade was in
Philadelphia's day or two last week.
"A canaiy Lird will eat 700 times
his weight in seed in one year."
The electric light plant and the
Jacobs House are connected by tele
phone. The McAlisterville Presbyterian
-church wrill hold a faatival on the 4th
of J uly.
Robert McMeen and family have
farm to spend
the
moved to their
summer.
Rev. R. M. Wallace died at his
ome in Lewietown on Sunday
morning.
The open air band concerts are en
joyed by many people thee summer
erenings.
The June flood this year has not
materialized, over which there is no
complaint.
,Rav, Banks Fasick is visitinif his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Briton Fasick
in this place.
Miss Carrie Hess of Mahanoj'
Sdhuylkni county is 'vi-jitics Miss
Marion Soholl.
"Water is better for the health
than champagne; it's its cheapness
that's against it "
Mrs. Wra. Allison is pajins her
daughter Mrs. F. S. Bishop in Wash
ington, D. C, a visit.
It is like getting monj people of
tho dark ages to got into a family
without newspapers.
"A woman can keep some secrets,
lea can find out what her bonnet
cost, but not her age.
Loud and ill-mannered children on
the street indicate loud and ill-man
nered parents at home.
Your trampa who robbed Snow
Shoe post office, were captured in
Mileabarg, Center county.
Mrs. Jennie Parker of Lawistown
is a goes! at the summer homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Rcb't McMeen.
When in need of a Mvery team, or
baggage delivered to and from the
i ailroad, call on Samuel Lapp.
James Reeder while plowing on tho
Heeder farm at Center, in Perry Co.,
torn&d up a penny dated 1710.
The best informed children in
ichocircoroe from homes that ore
kept supplied with newspapers.
O. C. Gortner and family started
-on Tuesday for Sjlinegrove, where
they will sojourn a month or two.
Rsv. Lamuel Sieber preached in
the Lutheran church on Sunday.
His sermon was highly appreciated.
Th T.awiKtotvn water company
oif. dAtermined to introduce
mountain water from Minhart'e Cay.
V 2 Pai'Vnr r.(l familv of Wash-
t n on nn their farm in
Lost Creek ?aUey to spend the sum
mer.
Miss Blanche Crider of BelUfoatan
who has been attending Wilson Col
lege the past yer has stopped off on
her way home, to visit Mrs. Mary
Jacobs.
The SelinsgroT Tribune of June
12 says: Two hundred and twenty
five bushels of straw berries were
shipped from the station at this place
on Monday.
"A Coast and a Capture," a very
lively bicycling story, will appear in
McOiaie s (Magazine for July. There
viill also be a numerous love story by
RobeitBair.
. Ihe Dunker annual Love Feast
Meeting, held in the Goodville church
in Fayette township last week, was
the largest mooting held there in a
n ember of years.
-vr a .
aub Newport spoKe lac lory was
destroyed on the morninsr of the 9th
inst. It is not long since it was Bold
to a .New York party for $11,000,
Insurance $6,000.
A number of our bloods were to
Newport last Thursday to see the
Newport nine cross bats with the
Duncannnon nine. Score 11 to 6 in
frvor of Newport.
While at a telephone in Phoenix
vine, x-a., Alien a. axasteiier was
struck by lightning, but not killed.
His tongue however was paralyzed
ana lie cannot talk.
The Commissioners of this county
spent a day last week in the east end
of the county, arranging for the re
pairing of a broken arched bridge
across Cocalamus creek.
Mat tie Burke of Chester was sent
to Jail for keeping a speak-easy, and
now someone wants to know whether
Matt is ranks with the new woman or
whether she is an exception.
Harry Martin and friend, both
students at Princeton College, are
spending their vacation for the pres
ent at the homo of the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin.
The Weekly Press is the title of a
cow Republican paper that was
launched on the sea of journal ism on
the ldtu of June, under tne editorial-
ship of K P. Rohbach at Selinsgrove.
The Beaver Springs, Snyder c- ua
ty Herald of June 11 saye: Ira Lep-
ley passed oar place on Tuesday to
tbe Middlecreek Valley coal mines
lf b his dri1''ng machine to drill for
coaL
It cost Perry county $298.00 for
the registration of children nnder the
Ccmpalso-y Education Law. The
number of children in that county
between tne age or s and Li years is
3,081.
The fbstival which was to bo held
on Saturday hist at Red Bank school
house, but waich was postponed on
account of rain, will be held on Sat
unlay. Mj'ford band wiH furnish j
music.
Major General M;'ls of the United
Staffs Army is expected to attend the
division encampment of the National
Guard at Lwi&town next month at
the time of the grand review and in
opection. - The score of the game played by
the Newport and Mifilin base ball
teams at this place Saturday was 13
to 11 in faror of Newport. Tho
weather aa bad, rain falling all
afternoon.
Merchant Bert Hinkle while fish
ing for bass at Stony Point some dis
tance south of town fell over the old
caisal bank and cut a gash in his right
wrist He ia again about attending
to bus'nes as usual.
The Government wheat report of
almost a lull crop, issued on tUe 11th,
caused a great Huiry among wheat
lee'ers in Chioif'o last 1 iidav.i lne
price of wheat dropped from 5Sc;ts a
bushel to 5Gcts a bushel.
Lincoln as a Lawyer," an illus
trated psper made up mainly of rem
iniscences and anecdotes from men
who practiced with Lincoln at the
bar. will be one of the features of
McClure's Magazine for Ju'y.
In McClure's Magazine for July,
ono of tho few women who maie the
ascent of the Matterborn an ascent
always renuirinsr the utraoat strength
of ra jscle and tbe utmost certainty of
nerve will tell the story of her ex
perience.
Joseph Groco age.l 1-i rears, son
of Nelson Groce was drowned while
batb'nir on the evening of the 9th
ipt. at Middletawn. His funeral
took rjlaca cn Saturday. Interment
when someon approae' ed and ahoek
mm be was dead, and had probably
been so for an hour or more. He
was a veteran of the late war sad
was about 61 years of age.
The- df ing echoes of the slave mas
tera' Government waa heard in St
Louis, protesting against colored del
egates to the Republican National
Convention being admitted to hotel
and Baloon c;commodation. The ac
non oi tne oia siavenoid element in
St. Louis against the admission of
the colored people to hotel privileges
during tbe meeting of the Republi
can iMationai convention only shows
what would be done with the colored
people if the old Democratic party
naa laeir way.
The Temperance Convention will
meet in ine rTesoyterian Uburcn on
the 27th of this m-.nth. There will
be three sessions, morniag session
beginning at 10:30 o'clock, afternoon
at '1 o clock and evening at 7:30 p. u
Mrs. Hammer, president of the State
W. U. 1. U., will be present at all
the meetings. There will be a grand
rally of all the Sabbath schools at
2:30 o'clcek on Sabbath afternoon in
the Methodist Church addtessed by
Mrs. Hammer, who will also conduct
the evening service in the Methodist
Church.
R. W. Gilliford drove to town from
Tuscarora on Tuesday afternoon to
sell strawberries. Stopping his horse
and buggy at G. W. Heck's restaurant
he entered the restaurant, leaving
tne norse untied, a. bey put a n atch
to a equib which went eft The
crack of the squib scared tbe horse
E3 that he ran off up Bridge street
until opposite Myers', where the
ouS3T was bung on a post, the horse
tearing the harness and running on
up town nntil caught. Fertunately
Mr. Gilliford was not in the wagon
at the time oi tue accident
A train with a delegation of Pcnn
sylvania Republicans on their way to
the St. Louis convention, Providen
tiul.y escaped being wrecked by some
fiend in human form, near Bailey's
station about 2 o'clock last Friday
morning. Uailroad ties bad been
placed on the track to throw the train
off. Fortunately something took
place with a minoc piece of machin
ery of the locomotive, and the train
was run on a switch till the locomo
tive was put into its proper state of
niachiuery and while that was being
done a WHtchman discovered the ob
struction that was to throw the train
off the track.
Near Shamokin, Pa., on the 9th
inst. John Koffa, aged 13 years,
while picking wild straw-berries on
the Esceleior mountain cn the 9lh
icst, tramped upon a copperhead
snake that bad curled about a berry
stalk.
He was bitten on the instep by the
reptile. Kofi's foot immediately be
gan to swell and by tno time ne
reuched home, a mile distant, it was
three times its natural size and he
waa suffering most excruciating pains.
Medical aid was summoned, but
without avail. The poison had per
meated Koffa 's entire system and he
died three hours after receiving the
virus.
. . . r
John J . ir atteraon w uu. u. j - . C;QieterT Rboutfi mi'es
ills wjuw I . ., .
Sunday
Trimmest men in town.
oresented h;m with a son on
last.
Nsarlvcveiyoce in Blair
tuTEed" out Ust Thursday and Fn
-day to the semi-centennial at Horn
daysburg. Next November women of Colorado
will have the first opportunity women
er had to vote for a rresiaeuL .
the United States.
Cfaarlee Hollobaugb, son ef John E
Hc'!obaugb, Sr., has been P"motd
to a passenger condustorship on tho
Pittsburg division.
Editor Fry of tho Newport Nows
was in town on Saturday and wit
nessed the ball game between the
:vTort and Mifflin nice.
r- ' r . , :l
sr,twa Parker ana lamujr
.
their
" nilamilv of Wah-
ana -. ,
7 t- r Kummerins at
inrton. D. C , ere summering (
T.mnr residence, Bellaru.
wul - j
. . . , i
. ., TrT,;r nf LlAWlblOWU
com'
-visiting his aunt and uncle Mr.
Ir-riwi Rhott, attended the
ncement FridiT evening.
The Agricultural Department has
reports ironi 7
P rP,.. t, nverafffi report
States muiem
it 87 per cent of a full crop.
Hard study on the subject of ptr
patual motion has unbalanced tue
Snd of James Dandee of New
Brighton, Bsarer county, fa.
w t a stndtnt at a medi
ofNew York City Jj.
rnJ for bis summer vacation
ShomenearMcAlisteiUe.
ix.. 07th- nreseat montn,
L", " 7Z . f ;ftn Temperance
En will tahS in the .Presbyter
H?2KaS building in this town.
east of this town
Mrs. Catherine McCiintic, daugh
tr of John Hosletler, who formerly
lived in Walker township between
Mifflintown end Mx:o, died in Kar
risbure last Thursday. On Satur
day her remains wore brought to this
n'!ii'9 for interment in cnion ceme
lery.
The Bloomneld Democrat says:
It requires an extraordinary amount
of "cheek" and "call" for anyone to
peremptorily order his paper discon
turned without any reference o tbe
fact that he owes the publisher of
that paper more than twenty dol'ars
subscription. But it soems some men
are "built tnat way.
Judge LaadiS was robbed of oae
one hundred and fifty dollars by a
pick pocket' hief at the Hcllidiys
burg senii-centennial celebration last
week, end the police pounced on a
man who lookad like the man the
judge thought had picksd his pocket,
but the man arrested turned out to
be a reputable eitizen of Tyrone.
G. W. Ooaa, Patterson.
J. H. K -Jler, Port R yaL
G. W. Goodman, Turbett
W. A Stone, Mflford.
John Jacobs, 8praoe Hilt.
F. P. Hatri. Beale.
J. B. Buchanan, Black Log.
L C. Lantz, Delaware.
J. W. Tennis, Fayette.
A J. Depaer, Greenwood.
J. S. Woodside, Lack.
Daniel Amieh, Monroe.
G. L. Bowen, Susquehanna.
W. H. Hains, Thompsontown.
B. H. Ritter, Tuscarora.
David Quinn, Walker.
VOTB BY DISTRICTS.
preachers and the rewspapera can
not UU the truth about the every
day life of the people till the people
make a Mter every day life for
themselves end it generally is the
people who could least affurd to have
the i ruth told, that
f. v ' ----- y.-. -
j" "ewppapeis and -reacu rrj
fiBEaTlURCin.
District 3.
Aa'bly. Pre'y. A. Judge.
a o w' t-
b s1 ?
2. a a
m S. m
: s
Btifflintewn.... 1U 115 74 . 49
Fermanifh.... 69 7S 86 27
PattenoB 103 102 62 41
Fort Royal.... 45 4 17 2
Turbett 65 66 12 40
Milfore S8 SS 10 27
Sprue Bill ... 83 88 9 6
Beale 63 61 7 87
BlcikLez .... 19 19 19 2
Delaware 7 7 S 4
Fayette 67 67 18 47
Greaawood ... 80 81 26
Lc 113 118 13 82
Monroe 6E 65 16 48
Saaqoabanna.. 48 44 1 81
Thouipion'jwa 20 19 18
Toacarora 141 134 27 69
Walker 61 61 19 35
Totale... 1073 1040 866 608
Districts.
Jadge.
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KB
4
C. Treaa.
Hifflintowa.. .. 24
Fermanagh .... 18
Pattersoa...... 84
Port Royal 6
Tnrbett 11
Miltord 16
Spruce Hill .... 29
Bralo 10
Black Log
Delaware ...... 8
Fayette W
Greenwood .... 6
Lf-k. 26
Monroe 42
8nquebDna... Tt
Tbomp'ontewa. 9
TnKcarora...... '9
Wa'kor 18
Total 848
Co,
K
71
68
07
42
41
20
27
64
17
8
46
28
92
4
8
9.1
8
28
16
66
8
48
28
29
47
"z
44
16
77
82
28
17
72
21
92
61
8)
7
- 6
9
8
4
19
8
21
12
85
21
16
8
48
82
For a limited time only. Don't
miss it: 1 Doz Cabim t Phoiogrr.phs
and one 16x20 Crajou lirtriut
made by one cf tho fitiect Ariisfs in
PLiiade'lohis. all for $3 75 at Hess'
Photo Stodio, M fi'.'n'-. v.r, Ts
l I :
We warn the readers of this journal that we do not authorize the
use of our name in advertisements of so-called traveling optical
specialists. Our advice to all persons who have defectivi eyesight :
AroU trtreling specialists and pedlars of Spectacles.
QUEEN & CO., The Opticians, IOIO Chestnut St., Phadclphla.
ItanoiBCtareni and Importers or Aeevntte and BeMtiTiu smewtw mii
Our Kyc HlnUt aloaltor aent on receipt of ttve 2-cuut potiUbo it
SCH0TT
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BARGAIN DAYS!
I8CG.
Hollobaugh Son
xOe
have received their entire line of Spring Clothing and Gents fnrnisbin i
ior opnng oi iowo j.ou Uut Suite.
Last year this identical quality of goods sold for ten dollars.
These Suits in over twenty styles of goods have no equal for the aaoMy.
The eloth is absolutely all wool and fast color. The body trimesfics
leathenne a very heavy Statian George Armitage Brand. Best dye ia the
world. '
The sleeve linieg is a splendid three leaf twill. Count 80 by 84 to Ik
square ineb; tbe buttons best mottled Ivory not clay or rubber nobby efeatae
reamed bole. ' r '
These Garment! Lave in addition to (be above, all tbe inside vitals eotv
plete, making tbe Seven Dollar and fifty cent Suit complete as dnrable as any
that retails at $25.00.
WE JUSTLY NAME IT
"The Best Trade and Profit Maker in America."
Spring Clothing, latest styles.
Spring flats, latest styles.
Spring Shirtf, nobbiest pittern.
Oar prices are tbe lowest.
Our foods are the best.
Our atjlea are the latoit
AI we ask la a test, and be who asserts hn nan soli ninth;.. .
sell inferior Goods or else be is n "Blower." '
BARGAIN DAYS!
Continue until Saturdaj evening July 4th.
A Never ending procession
of the latest and Best in Fabrics and garments, is constantly
emtering our doors, and goods are taking position on the shelves.
From our "counters they pass out to the hundreds of
Customers and Friends at prices never heard of beiore.
740 601 418
Com'rs. D.
a
The
Con-
re-
to
the
Pickpockets reaped a rich harvest
at Hollidaysburg last week duriag
the semi centennial. Among the vic
tims is Judge Landis. His poeket
beok containing one hundred and fif
ty dollars was taken out of bis pock
t. While the people were looking
at the sight of the day, the thieves
were looking after the pocKet dooks,
unrl bo expert were the tbisves that
in a number of cases they picked
h-. aunt Dins off the vests of women
and shirt fronts of men.
The Perry County Freeman of
.Tuna 10 savs: Samael Robinson of
Saville was found dead last Wednes-
Av in his hay mow, where he and
some of his farm hands were sleeping.
He did not get up when some of the
rest did and they did not attempt to
arouse him nntil the meal was ready,
Democratic County
vention.
Democratic national politics have
. . it 1 1 A L- - L
so permeated tne wnoie party mat
here in Juniata count', where the
Democracy have usually been alive
and ready to assert themselves under
every reverse, they are discouraged
by the Cleveland hard times and in
ternal distentions that cannot be
bridged or gone around. The num
ber of votes cast at their primary
election on Saturday was 1,073. In
D&laware township there wero only
seven votes cast. The highest vote
was 111. in Tuscarcra township
Tho convention met in the Oourt
House on Monday at 2 p. m. The re
tiring cha:rman, J. P. Calhoun, called
the convention to order.
Dr. P. H. Ritter was chosen chair
man of tne convention, ana maae a
brief address upon taking the chair.
W. H. Hains and r.if. ilaioe were
elected secretaries.
The return judges passed up their
credentials with the vote for the re-
SDective candidates, which read:
... a TT 11
ror legislature J. ivener,
1.073 votes.
For Protonotory J. u. Lonn,
1,060 votes.
For Associate Judge S. IS. Lion
don. 33G votes; J. Ib Veiser,
G. W. lAtcr, 348 vote-; we
Swartze, 740 votes.
For County Tieasurer W. A.
McCachren, 601 votes; John Ettha,
413 votes; Countv Commissioner Vf.
K. JlcLaucblin, 523 votes; William
Puffenbergsr, 706 votes; D. D. Rhine
smith. 823 votes.
For District Attorney C.B.Craw
ford. 1.014 votes.
For County Auditor W. W. Dimm,
1.029 votes; A. C. Hams, 1,012 votes
For County Chairman Albert
Hackenberser, 369 votes; Samuel
Tvson, C68 votes.
The chair announced the ticket to
be:
For Assembly J. N. Keller.
For Prothonotory J. C. Cnn.
For Associate J udges J. L-Weiser
and Wi'liam Swartze.
For Cjuntv Treasurer Win. A,
JlcCacrtau.
For County Commissioners Wa
Puffenberger and D. D. Rhinesmith.
For Di&tt let Attorney C. tf.Craw
ford.
For Auditors W. W. Dimm and
A. C. Harris.
For Countv Chairman Samuel
Tvson.
J. H. Neoly, J. C. Lautz, O. S
Kepner were appointed Congressional
conferees.
Zenas Gilaon, Geo. S, Conn and
John R. Jenkins were appointed
National conferees.
J. C. Lantz read the resolutions,
which endorsed the platform adopted
bv the late Democratic btate Conven
Dtitricta.
iffiintoisa .,
ermaoaeti ..
Patteraon ...
Port Rojal . .
Tnrbett.. ...
Hilferd.
pnice Bill....
Beale
Biack Log
Dflawaro ......
Fayette
Grcoeweod....
Lack
Mooree. .......
8us(;aenaana...
Tbninpeoutown.
otcarora......
Walker -....
Diatricta.
Jfifllintoao .
Fermanagh
Pattaraen..,
Port Reyal
Tnrbett . . .
Hilford.. ..
bprcce Hill
Beale
Biack Leg
Dataware
Fayette
Greenwood ....
Lack
Menree...... ..
Suaqnehaana ..
Thempaootewa .'
Tnacarora ... .
Walker
tion, and instructed the delegates to
the National Convention from this
district to use all honorable means
to nominate Hon. Robert E. Pattiaon
for President, aad ratified the ticket
nominated.
The Convention forgot to endorse
President Cleveland or bis policy,
and made the regular adjournment,
subject to the call of the chairman.
The return judges were:
S- Boyd Mnrry, Mifflintown.
James Suleuff, Fermanagh.
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To ts'a.
Totals
88 108 86 109
.82 C8 40 60
45 71 81 100
42 10 85 48
49 26 81 64
17 24 81. 84
20 10 81 83
29 24 62 62
2 19 18
7 4 7
30 62 89 66
18 2 25 29
18 68 117 99
26 4S 4 53
24 27 88 41
16 17 6 17
80 53 128 180
39 65 26 58
623 706 823 1P14
Auditor!. C.Cba'r'n.
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.
114 118 39 78
69 63 88 80
99 98 45 61
.46 46 6 40
64 63 11 42
86 88 9 28
29 81 6 23
64 48 8 43
19 19 19
7 6 6..
66 66 19 46
81 80 7 28
101 106 48 6'J
64 45 24 S3
44 41 23 20
' 20 19 6 10
' 128 130 46 - 81
68 67 10 61
1029 1012 869 608
300 Ladies' wrap-
ers ana l ea gowos
received here for us,
specially.
House Dress Wrappers, some
embroidery trimmed in fine Lawns,
ercales and organdies, Bishop
sleeves and extra full skirts.
You cannot bother with dress
making and pay more for making
than von bnv it raaflv made. .
Our Price for wrapper.", -ready to wear f r 59e, CSc 75c. 35' $1 CO $1.25
to $1.50. Don t miss it and buy a gtylisb wrapper or tea i-ono.
Ladi9 woi&ts by the bsndreds from 2oo, Sac, 4oo tr f.'Jc.
A new line of Ladies Dress Skirts will be on i xbiliiiiiu tl: week.
Latest Novelty in Ladies' and Men's neckwear at Low ) rices.
Serine and mid'Summer dross eoods at extra low and siecial reduced
prices.
yards of carpets ana matting at lowes-t jsircsin l iirex.
Lidies ' Men's and Children's Footwear Tbe Urrest (id best Shoe
Stock in the county at specially low and extra i educed trices
Remember Premium Tickets for Gold Aluminum ware, ciren away with
all purchases.
Schott's Stores,
SuUered with Scrofula.
"3Iy daughter suffered greatly with
scrofula in her eyes rnd throat and
she was compelled to wear glasses
for a lone time. She has been tak
luc Hood's Sarsaparilla and now she
is able to attend school and is not ob
liged to wear glasses. .Another
daughter has been greatly benefited
bv the use of Hood s Sarsaparilla.
Mrs. James M. Shearer, rem amis
Pa.
Hood's Pills cure sick headache.
$33 will nay for a term of six weeks
summer board and tborougn instruc
tion in music at tbe Musical College,
Freebur?. Snyder county, Pa. Ttrm
begins July 20. For catalogues ad
dress, Hen? is. in oyer.
If newspapers and preachers and
lecturers would tell the truth, alas,
what a picture. They tell the truth
aa far as it goes, bat stop at a certain
hue. For example if a newspaper
would tell what this one and that one
says about so and so, and how Mr.
as and bo and Mrs. bo and so behave
themselves, and where so and bo go
after night fall and how Mr. so and
so does business and then prays and
sings and how ao and so and so goes
in the by ways and highways ol
primrose daliance, unmindful of the
vows to walk in the straight road of
righteousness. Newspapers - tnat
would do such a thing as tnat would
start more fights in a community
than it could report in many days,
and the preacher who would do suca
a thing as mention the truth about
people would find bis flock pulling
each other a hair and manufacturing
law suite enough to keep courts and
lawyers busv manv days. Mo tho
our
103 to 109 BRIDGE STREET,
IFFLINTOWN
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889.
Special Invitation To The Ivhlit.
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that goes on daily
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
BUBt
A Fine Life Size
WATER COLERED PORTRAIT
given away fjee to each customer wto?a cash purchases amount to TEH
DOLLARS.
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We are Agents for the celebrated Douglass Shoe.
Sweet Orr Overalls and Folding Umbrellas
HOLLOBAUGH & SON,
116 MAIN STREET,
PATTERSON, PA.
OF
D. W. HA
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It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYER
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
f Suits and Overcoats at th Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HARLEY,
MIFFLINTOWN PA.
ESTABLISHED 188 O.
The MeClintic Hardware
QTrsPTi1 NO. 119 MAIN STREET,
OlVJlirj. MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Hardware,
THE HaHOEST WAY POSSJBtE
to get along in the world is to tuy rcal cheap thirgs.
rule, the lees yeu p.ay, Ifce more it costs in the long run.
As m
We don't beast of "cheap" prices at this Store, and still
quality considered, we sell at prices that ought to interest
careful buyers.
XOOK STOVES' e ctro the Sale
RAYIOND & CAIPBELL
cook stoves tn this county. We have never heard
complain who bought one of these ftoves. Every
agreed on four things:
of
a woman
buyer has
The Stoves Cook better, they bake better, they are easiest
to regulate, and are less trouble than any other stove.
We have them in four sizes. Prices range from $15 00
to $28.00.
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS
how ep.'ily things get scratched rp' ncurd the house.
Sometimes it's a thair or a table or a deer. More than half
the time, the scratches ere neglcettd, lecpuf-e it teems hardly
worth while to send for a painter.
Why not do the work yourself. You can
Get Prepared Paints all Ready
to use at a trifling cost. You can brighten up furniture, door?, flower pots,
biggies and lote cf ether things.
We keep tbese prepared paicts in all the colors. And we call paint
brutbes, too good ones.
Tbe paints come iu tin bncketg, holding 1 P. The price ia 15e.
K. H. MeClintic.
S. S. Ruble,
Practieal Enibalmer and Funer
al JDirector.
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO DAY OR NIGHT.
SATISFACTION Gl'ABAKTEED IN ALL CASES
Bridge $t, M ifliintown, Pa.
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GETTfSBCBC, PA.
Founded In 1832. Large Faculty
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ants, residing with students in thebniiding.
Fall term opens September 5th, 1896. For
Catalogues, address
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President,
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Principal,
Gettysburg, Pa.
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JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OFMIFFLI5TOWH, PA.
Stockholders Individnally Liable
JG3EPH ROTHROCK. Prtndnt.
T. VAX IRWIN, Cw
DiaCCTOBS.
W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Rothroek,
John Hertiler, Josiah L. Barton,
Robert K. Parker, Loaia B. Atkinson
T. V. Irwin.
stockrolciss :
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L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parser,
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