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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
iraWJSDAT, OCT. SI, 1896.
TEBI8.
(Subscription, fio per annum If paid
adranc,; J2.00 If not paid in advance.
Tiaaalent dTertlvsTamta Inserted at 60
Ownta per tub for each insertion.
Transient business aatioes tn local co'
nam, 10 coats per line for each Insertion.
Dednetiona will be made to tha desiring
to adrertiaa by the year, half or quart-r
jraar.
SHORT LOCALS.
Walnuts are plenty.
Cheetnati are scarce.
Down go wages if Bryan wins.
aThe price of wheat is looking up.
Misa Jennie Barry of Danville is
visiting her parents.
Mr. and lira. Solomon Shirk are
Tialting in Driftwood.
Mr. Andrew O. Allison of Tyrone'
is visiting bit parent on Third St.
Mrs. George W. Wilson cf Patter
ns son is visiting in Pittsburg.
Jtfisa Minnie Reynolds is visiting in
VcAMstertille.
Miaa Annie Alter of Port Royal
spent Saturday in this place.
Great bargains in clothing at Hoi
lobangh's.
The potato crop ia a large one and
prices are down to almost nothing.
Itr. Sidney Lewis of Barwick ia vis
iting his wife's family on Third St.
Wheat is being shipped from the
United States to India and Australia.
. Snow fell in Chicago about two
Ifours on Saturday. A
John S. Graybill of Lancaster
traction business is visiting his home.
Misses Eilie and iliania Howe, arc
visiting in Philadelphia.
fT.Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Howe, spent
Thursday ia Lewistowu.
The republican meetings through"
out the county have been well attend"
ed.
Envy and jealousy destroys the
peace of mind and happiness of many
people.
Every man on the republican tick
et for county offics is ' worthy your
upport.
Harry Gilchrist of Bedford county,
hipped six car-loads of cider to the
city markets.
" Clothing of the best quality r.v.d
latest stylos and lowest pricos at IIo'
lobaugh'i. Apples and cidor are cheap and as
a consequence a great deal of applo
butter has been made.
,T Frank Warner has taken tho plaee
of Charles Lowrey at tl.9 Jacobs
. House.
Merchant Bert Hiukle sbot a red
fox or. Adams' rige eftt4 of this place
one day last Week.
MissBtEsie Penne'l of Patterson
after a month's visit in Philadelphia
Las returned home.
Mrs. J. Howard Xeely and her sister
Miss Jeuriia Banks are visiting iu
Philadelphia..
Mr. John Bheaffer of Philipsburg,
Center oounty, spent a day iu town
last woek.
George K. Rodgers has returned
from Philadelphia where ho was al
republican headquarters as clerk sev
eral weeks.
Mrs. Rhone of Center Hall, Center
county and Mrs. Young of Woodward,
Center county, are twin sisters aged
86 years.
Susan Barrow a Ilaersiown white
womau, was eent to jail for seven
days,for kissiDg three colored men on
the Btreet.
Clothing .Warchant Harley has just
returned from Philadelphia with a
full line of the latest, best and cheap
est clothing.
"I stayed away from home until
three o'clock the o!.ber morning to
wait for the storm to blow over" said
. Henry Peck.
The Supreme Court has cot the
right to restrain by injunction, if the
Bryan platform is trae. Vote tbe r
publican ticket.
Chief Justice Sterrett, spent a day
with friends in town last week, lock
ing to his real estate interests in
Tuscarora Valley.
From the soles of your feet to the
crown of your head, you may be top
ped out in the finest and lowest price
clothing at Harley's.
"Well?"
" "And when I finallT reached home,
the storm broke over me worse than
ever. -Wy wife was still awake."
He. Will you love me when I am
gone?
She. Well, George. I love yon now,
and you are pretty f r gon s aren't you?
In Colorado tho .WcKitdey people
have the emblem of an eagla on their
4 ticket, end the Bryan ticket has a
cottage home emblem on it.
In nice oases in ten when you hear
a man over gushing with silver, you
will find that three months Rgo he
was over gushing with or for gold.
A 28 year old man with a family,
a wife and two children living in the
esst end of Mifflin county Las never
beon to the connty seat, Lewistown.
What kind of an orator is it, that
goes about ' visiting school house
meetings and talking about a debas
ed dollar making times better, and at
the same time talks in favor of a low
tariff that has thrown hundreds of
thousands of people out of work.
LEGAL.
OOD IATI TBI COMMON WSAXTH. J
-p LECTION PROCLAMATION .
WHKKKA3, by an act of General Aa
aembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitled " An act to regulate the
nomination and election of public efficers
approved the 10th day of June 1893. It ia
oade the duty of the sheriff of every coun
ty within the Commonwealth to give not
tice of ny general election to be beld
herein to enumerate the officer to be
elected and give a liat of all the nomine
tions made as provided in aforementioned
which fA"cmb,y'-1"i'e the p-.ee. .1
iXV.h., D" Bre held.. nd give
h mi " " uqm time
,. nereiore,i, James P
Calhona. Rurh sv, - ' " r.
Jdnhi. rr"""' ." county of
., , " anown and un
f D' V,ice to th eltora of the
connty of Juniata that ou
TVESDAY, MTEHBER 8.
I6.
It" 'b.e " Tu"1y tor the flrat
oodav of aud mnnth . . "
iti i .Z - general election
i'lfc ! l.hf option district.
h fc.fi YV i! wnlcn tlmo they wNl vote
Vm, tb" fo,1'S"ed offlcers.
m ojrtr-two persons for Presidential E :ect-
tiJLW. V"00? Tt'r ofliee of Hepreeonta-tive.t-Large
la Congress P
Four Persons for Electorvat.Large
One person for representative In'Con-
One person for the office or Senator in tte
General Assembly.
One person lor the office of Represents
tive id the General Assembly
One person for tho offics of Prothonotary
Two persons for tho office of Associate
Judires.
One j.rson for the office of Connty Tres-'
Two person, for the offico ot County
ucmmiwiicDer.
One person for ths office of District At
torney. 1 wo persons for (he office or County
I also hereby make knwa and give no
hce, that the places for holding the afore,
said General Election in k .
... mw several our-
onglis and townships within the county of
The freemen of the borough of Mifflintown
are to hold their election in the room known
aa tne Orphans' Conrt room ia tho Court
House, iu said borough.
The freemen of tho township of Ferman
agh are to hold their election in tho
building known aa toe ware-bouse of Man.
beck i. Nelson, in said township.
Tho freemen ol the township of Walker
wo to ho!d thir electioa ia tho office of
the warehouse belonging f James A.
Thompson.
The freemen of the township of Delaware
are to hold their election at Smith's School
House, in said township.
The freemen of the borough of Thomp
sontown arc to hold their election at the
School Boose in said borough.
The freemen of the township of Green
wood are to hold their election at tho house
known as tho Seven Sttr Hotel, ia said
township.
Tho f reemen of tho lownship of Monroe
are to hold their election at the School
House in Kichlit ld, ia sala township.
Tho frocmcu of the township of Saanue
hanna are to hold their election in the
hou.3 known as Frymoyer'a Hotel, in said
ewnship.
The freemen of tho township or Fayette
are to hold their election at the School
House in McAlisterville, in said township.
The Irecruen of the borough Pattorson
are to hold their election at the Uoolc at.d
Liil.ler House in said borough.
Tho freemen of the Dorong'u or Port Royal
aro to- hold their election at thn School
Home in said borough.
The fieomen of tne township of Milford
aro to told their election at Locust Grove
School Houso, in said township.
The freemen of the township of Spruce
Hill are to bold their election alSpnicc Hill
School House, in said township.
The freemen of the township of Turbett
are to bold their election at the Church Hill
School House, in said to.vnshi;.
The freemen or tho township of Bealoare
to hold their electioa at tho School 'House
at Aeadcima, ia said township.
The freemen i'tlic towushipof Tuscarora,
eicept that jortion of it lying aorta-westward
of the summit of the Shade mountain,
are to hold their election at the School
House near McCulioch's Mills, in said town
oliir. The freemen of tho township of Lack, ex
cept that portion oi' it lying north-westwird
of the summit of the Shade mountain, are to
hold their election a! tho Lack School House,
in said township.
The freemen or so much or the townships
or Lack and Tuscarora as lie north-wost of
the summit of the Shade mountain are to
hold their election at Lauver's School House
in said district.
Bar rue election is to be opened at
1 O'clock in the forenoon, and shall
continue without intermission or adjourn
ment, and is Dnt to bo closed before 1
O'clock in tiie evening.
I a!so hereby rinke known and give no
tice, 'that the inspectors aud judges shall
meet at the respective places appoiuted for
holding tho election in the district at which
they respectively belong, before 7 o'clock
in the morning of Tuesday, November 3,
1896, and each said inspector shall appoint
one clerk, who shall be a qualified voter
of such district.
I also hereby make known and give no
tice, that everypersoa excepting Justices
of the Peace, who- shall hold any office
or appointment of profit or trust under the
government of tho United States, or of this
State, or ol any city or incorporated district,
whether aconwiisMoned officer or otherwise,
a subordinate otliccr or agent who is or shall
bo employed under legislative, execu
tive or judiciary department of this
State, or of the United States, or of any
city or incorporated district, and also that
every member of Congress aud of the State
Legislature and of the select or common
council of any city, or commissioners of any
incorporated district, is by law, incapable of
holding or exercising at the same time the
office or appointment of judge, inspector or
clerk of any election in this Commonwealth,
and that no inspector, judge, or other offi
cer of aey such election shall be eligible to
any office to bo then voted for," except
that of an election officer.
Pennsylvania '
PENNSYLVANIA.
Of TICE OF THE )
SKCBETART OF TRS COM MCF WEALTH, j
rjirrisburg, October 20th, 1896.
This will certify that the following is Ihe
Official List cf the names and residences of
and parlies or. policies represented by all
candidate whose nomination certificates or
papers have been filed in this offioe sad
which hare not been fnund and declared to
be inra'id provided in Section 9 of the
Act or June 10, A. P., 1893, and who nr
to be voted for ii the s'ate at leg. and in
tbo 13:Ii Congressional District. 81st Sen
atorial District, Juninti county Rerresenti-
tive District, Judicial D. strict of tba connty
of Juniata, at the ensung elect 33, Noveu?.
bur 3, 1896.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Vote for 32 )
REPUBLICAN.
Jos-l Wbartp, Philadelphia.
Alexander E. Patton. Curwensville.
William Witherow, Allegheny.
Peter L. Kimborly, Sharon.
John 8. PenrgOD. Philadelphia.
Alii n B. Rorke, Philadelphia.
Frxnk P. Uendiiy, Phi!adclpeia. .
William M. Taggart, Pdiladelpbia.
Leonard Meyer, Philadelphia.
Joseph H. Huildcll, Linwood.
Wil'iam F. Solly, Norriatown.
John Frits. Bethlehem.
Henry L. Johnson, Reading.
John 11. Landis, Millersville. t
Everett Warren, Scrantoo.
Bider Wellington Wilde, Milnebvi'le.
Harrifrou Bail, JUaha.oy City.
David W. Miller, Lelianon.
B.nry C. frwvt-t, Tunkbannock.
James V. Brewn, Wi.liamsport.
Frederick H. Eten, Berwick.
Get rge Barron Millar, Lewisburg.
Keubea Hathoway Sbindel, York.
George Thompson Swank, Johustowa,
iSamuel Kdward WiUon, Punxutawuey.
William Maurice Randolph, Pittsb.rg.
Emannei Wertheinier, Allegheny.
Josib Speer, Elizabeth.
Edward Everett Abrams, Bntlor.
lsador Souel, Kri.
William Schniir, Warren.
Joseph C. Caropt-cll, M arionvillo.
DEMOCRATIC.
Thomas Sterrett, Sterrettania.
Lewis f . Ireland, A'legheny.
A ixandcr H. CotTroth, Somerset.
Thomas O. Delabnnty, Philadelphia. "
John H. Keenan, Philadelphia.
Albert M. Hicks. Philadelphia.
John i. Taylor, Pbi!adlhla.
Thomas McCnl'nuga, Philadalphia.
John Bagen. Philadelphia.
Robert A. Thompion, Indiana.
Charles D. Kaier. Jfihanoy City. .
John B. Storm, Stmndsbng.
Thomas K. Hak, Wf.mslsdorf.
Charle. F. Sengier, Jr., Lancaster.
Charles H. Schadt, Srraaton.
Thomas E. Phillips, Kir.-s'on.
Joseph S. Svtain, Port Royal.
Job. K. Royal, Hamsbnrg."
John M. Carrol, Towards.
Charles J. Kei'ly, Williamsport.
J. P. Hotf, Washiagtonvill..
Michael Drlaney, Chester.
A. J. Brady. KcShcnystowo.
George W. Khiuo, Altoon.
John U. Patton, Indiana.
Williasa Weihe. Pitubnrg
Ssmusl W. Black. Edgeirorth.
John J. VcFarland, Donbar.
C. H. Aken. New Castle.
John L. McKinnor. Titiwr'Hc.
S. S. Harkett, Empuriiim.
James J. King. Philadelphia.
PROHIBITION.
James Manuel, Williamsport.
Ssmnol Daery, Philadelphia.
Hiram DeWalt, Philadelphia
Oliver II. IUIcomb, Newtown. .
Andrew Hertzol, Warren
Jehn Z igler, Wingate.
EdwsrJ Campbell, Uniontowa.
WiIIimm M. S'-sr.fr-r, Raading.
Lewis L. B.i., Corry.
Frtak B. Lynch, Philadelphia.
Gecrge Irwin. Bellvue.
Silas C. Swalh.w, Ifarrisbnrg.
A. Poster Muiiin, Ml. Holly Springs.
J..W. Hugh, New Alexander.
Robert S. Glvis, Pittsburg.
Geo. V7. KesMer. Altoona.
Jol R. Merriman, Lewisbnrg.
Benjamin B. Cannon, Milton.
George G. Ritchie, Boaver FalU.
Grant U. HopKins, MeadviUe.
Horace M. Walton. Scranton.
Milton J. Fiery, Pottsville.
Noah Pettebona, Dorancatoa.
Jonanthan Brown Ariel.
John Marfyn, Sr., Beaver Meadow. '
Jahn A. Sinemsster, Allentown.
William R. Wharton, Philadelphia.
Jessie Y. Bod me, Philadelphia.
Joseph B. Holt.. Philadeipbia.
Howard Coates, Little Bri:.in.
George Drarton, Chester Heights.
Richard T. Orflea, Swarthatore.
PEOPLES'
Alexander H. Coft'reth, Scmersat.
TbomisSUrrett, Sterrettani..
Lewia N. Ireland, Allegheny.
Thomas J. Delahnnty, Philrd.l.hia.
John II. Keenan, Philadelpni..
John J. Taylor, Philadelphia.
Thomas MeCuIlough, Phi'aflelphia.
Robert A. Thompson, Indiana.
Charles D. Kaier. Mahanev Citv.
Jcsrph S. Sartain, Port Koval.
Albert M. Hicks, Philadolfhia.
John Higan, Philarlolptia.
James J. King, Philadelphia.
John B. Storm, Strondsburg.
Thon as E. Haak. Womelsdorf.
Cbarlss F. Rengier, Jr.. Lancaster.
Charles H. Se.hadt, Scranton.
Thomas K. Phillips, Kingston.
John K. Royal, Hirrisburg.
John Ai. Carroll, Tewania.
Charles J. Reilly, Williarassort.
J. P. Uoffa, WashingtoaviMe.
A. J. Brady. WoSherrystown.
George W. Rhine, Altooua.
John B. Pi t -D, Indiana.
William Weihe, TittsSjurg.
John J. KcParMtjd, Dunbar.
C. H Akens, Nw Cas'le. v
John L. McKinuov, Tituiville.
S. S. Haf-ketf, Eiu oriura.
Michael D 'tuiey, Chester.
SjuiuH W. Klark, K'ireworth.
.SOClALI.'sl'l'.: LABOR.
William H. Aiuak, P.tiUdelphia.
Cleraent J. Cassirly, Philadelphia.
cuaries v . Kicker, Philadelphia.
George G. Anton, Philadelphia.
Edward Aupnicger, PbiUdeluhia.
Theodore Gey, Fhila klphia.
Abraham Levin, Philadelphia.
S.'ix Kollt-r, Philadalphia.
Gustsve ZegHn, PhiKdelph'a.
Tbeorlore Rickert, Philadelphia.
trnest Dnerlrg, fhiladelphia.
Wiliiaci Feiuhals, Philadelphia.
Herman Krcimor, I'liiiadelphia.
Eonry K'oet-per, Chester.
Slartin V. IhM, Kipele.
Brooklyn R Lcvengood, Ballwood.
Evenes tr 0. Howarth AltooD..
John H. Lewis, Fifbirg.
Tbom Wriiodv, Pittsburg.
Jszic Covko, LarUsville.
Ada'c Kuttanber, Luzerne.
Anthony Bck. rs, Lazcrne.
Simmon Segal, Soractoa.
John H. Prober, Scranton.
John Sncielcskv, Patton.
Miesh BoK.n, Ptton.
John Q. Smith, Joaunette.
John Leniz, Allontewn.
Chsries P. E"s'ert, Allentowi
William !. Thomas, Bueoa Vista.
M'.chael Kl-aiaDn, Irwin.
Jonah W. Burrows Jennet.e.
NATIONAL.
J. Acker Gnss, Spring 1
William Coper. But'enntt.
Robert Cubs .top, Nerrr stiwo.
James Dodds, Titnsvilio.
William F. Bovd, Philado'shia.
Jacob Reese, Philadelphia.
Mmuul U. Luck:, (Chester.
Clerarrt L. Burlnell, Philadelphia.
Albert T. Sbarplcy, Philadelphia,
Iiaic D. Johnson, Kcnac-tt Square.
Isaiah C. Landcs, Terkes.
Jospb Kift. Jr., WestCbester.
T. Howard We ob, Elk view.
Daniel M. Weidman, Lititz.
Francis P. Willits, Ward.
Samuel E. Honor, Swarthmore.
Chester R. Drown, Corrv.
Claton G. F. Miller, Lititz.
Charles W. Van Svck'.e. Milan.
Joseph T Phillips, West Orove.
John W. Ballard, Lsport.
Davis Tarnal, Yeadon.
Joshua R. Rannum, Ward.
Fraacia W. Hieke, Avonda!.
Hjnson P. Passmore, Oxford.
Charles Gainer, Butler.
Alva C. Brosius, Cochran ville.
William A. Walter, Williamsport.
H'illiam H Farley, Chester.
Elmer E. Gregory, Furdiaand.
James H. Alcora, Oresham.
Jyhn Pearls, F'arenee.
FREE SILVER.
Aexaclr Q. CoiTrotb, 8omrL
Thomas Sterrett, Sterrettania.
Lewi. X. Ireland. Allegheny.
Toma G. Dolahimty. Philadelphia.
John H. Keenan, Ptii'ade lphia.
Ali ert H. nicks, Philadelphia.
Jobu J. TfcTlor, Philadalphia.
Thomas Vc;ul'ou;h, Philadelphia.
Jnhn Ilagan, FhiUit:lpbia.
R(.birt A. Thomrson, Iudia.a.
James J. King, Philadelphia.
J"bn D. Sterm, Stroujsburg.
Thomas E. nik, If omelsdorf.
Clierio F. Rongior, Jr., Laocaster.
Charles II. Schadt, Scranton.
Tbomis R. Fiiil.'ips. Kingston.
Cfaurles D. Kaier. Jiahancy City.
Juha K. Royal, Uarrisburg.
John M. Carroll, Towanda.
Charles J. Rcilley, Wiiliainsport.
J . P. IIoBa, H ashingtonville.
Josapb S. Sartain, Port Royal.
A. J. Brady, UcS berry itown.
George XV. Fhine, Al oe :a.
John C. Patton, Juliau.
imiiaic H'tihe, Pittshurg.
Samuel H'. Black E1geworth.
John J. McFarland, Dnutar.
C B. Akecs, New Cattlo.
J.jIhi L. McKinuey, Tituville.
9. S. Hsckeit, Emporium.
Wcbael Delancy, Chester.
McKIJtLKY CITIZENS.
Joseph If hartoo, Philadelphia.
Aexander E. PatUn, Curwensvilla,
Ifliliam Ifithsrew, Allegheny.
Peter L. Kimb'-rly, Sbaren. .
John S. PcarsoB, Philadelphia.
Allen B. Rorke, Philadelphia.
Fiaak P. Hendlr, Philadelphia.
H illiaai M. Tsggart, Philadelphia.
Leonard JL'rers, Philadelphia.
Joseph 11- Huddell, Linwood.
(Tilliam F. Solly, Norriatowa.
John Friti, Bethlehem.
Hanry L. Jehuson, Reading.
John H. Laudia, Miilersrilla.
Everett Karreu, Scrantoa.
Bider W'ellmgtou mid; UilBMvilla,
Harrison Ball, Mabanoy City.
David W. Milior, Lebauon.
j Heory C. Prevost, Tnakhannoek, .
) James V. Browa, Hilliamsport.
Georg Borron Jfiller, Lewitbarg.
KOfnwn natnawny S-indw, I erk.
San.nel Edward H'iljon. Pnnxsatawaay.
wuiism Bjanrtc Kundolph, ritUbarg.
Fmannel Werth rmer Allegheny.
Josiaa Boeer. Flmhuth.
Edward Everett Abrams, Batter.
Isador Sob!, rie.
William Sctinnr irfrn
Joseph C. Caret hel'. Vvi'oavilla.
Wll'iim K. Siniror'r Phtl.rt.tnt.1.
ABffnatns R. T.anftta IfAiliiittaHnM
BtODhsn C. MeCsBdiua I'ill.hnra
John Blmchard. Bcllefonte.
John Bamael, Pbilarlclrhia.
Nicholas J HrirTln Phii.iftnhta
Charles Henrv Jnm
Jacob Mubr, Pbi'ade'pbis.
Henry u. H'aisti, Philadelphia.
John R. Hmksoo. Chester.
Jamra Tracy. Coshohoekn.
.eremian UfH, Hel'ertewa.
Louis Kraemer. Stony Creek.
Georare Stainman T an. ..ta.
Orlando S. Johnson. Scrantoo.
(Jeorga K. IFriibt, IFilke. Barra.
Henry Beyer. Pottsville.
James J. Dull, Harri.horg. -Cbaancy
S, Sumel, Towann.
Frederick Blv EmMrk, Ifilliamspart.
Isaae fTest Danville.
Samuel E. Henry, Km tiugdoa.
John Jl. Hell. Newvi'le
Donald E. Duftoe, Ebcnsburg.
John Y. Woods, Greensbnrg. -Themss
C. La.ear, Pittsburg.
James Bred in, AUghsny.
James M. Hnstead, Cuiootown.
Thomas Bir d ford, New Brightoa.
William A. Galbraitli, Frie.
E. H. Lamberton, FrankIn.
Frank Fielding, Cearfl.fd.
RE PRESENT ATI VE AT-LAKQE
IN CONGRESS.
(Vo'e for two.)
REPUBLICAN,
Galuaba A. Grow, Glenwood.
Samuel A. Davenport. Kri".
DKMOCKATIC. "
DeWitt C. Dcwitt, Towanda.
Jerome T. Ailman, Thnmpsontown.
PROHIBITION.
Abraham A.-Barker, Ebcnsbarg.
George Alcorn, Cennett Square.
PEOPLES'
Jeromo T. Ai!iu-n, Tbompsontowa, '
John P. Cnnoll.Eastoa.
SOCIALISTIC LABOR.
Emit Guwang, Httsburg.
Fred W. Lone, Philadalphia.
NATIONAL.
HenryS. Kent, Swarthmer.
Isaae f. Polltrd. Bntler.
FREE SILVER.
Bv nomination papers.
Do Witt C. DeH'itt. Towanda.
Jerome T. Ailman. Thonipsontown.
CITIZEN.
By nomination paper..
Oilusho A. Grow, Glenwood.
Samual A. Daeenport, Erie.
JEFFEHSONIAN. .
By nomination papers.
Benjamin C. Potia- Media.
Hsrry H'a'ker, Jr., Allegheny.
CONGRESS.
(Vote for onn.)
REPUBLICAN.
Thaddens M. Motion, Franklin county.
DEMOCRATIC.
Willis F. Reams, Mifflin county.
SENATE
REPUBLICAN.
(Vote for ono )
Wil'iam Hertzler, P rt Royal.
DEMOCRATIC.
Walter H. l'a-c!. Lowislown.
PROHIBITION.
By nomiuatinn p-tpers
Milton D. R.h.ilm.n Vwnral
REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GEN-
i:i:AIi ASSEMBLY.
(Vote for one.)
REPUBLICAN.
Carl F. Espnfcha'ie. Mifliintown.
DEMOCRATIC.
Jersmith N. K"lkr. i'uBintown.
PKOUiaiTfOy.
Bv nomination papers
W. Frank Castles, Jnniata connty.
I.t te7I3iont waiREor, I have
hereunto I set my hand and
cauied the Seal of the Sucre
tarv'rinflien to h affivnH this
1L. S.f
29th day of October, A. D.1898.
JMKS E. BAKNETT,
Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth.
To the Sheriff, County or Juniata, Mifflin
tona. Pa.
Pennsylvania :
orricc or thi county commissiom-
EKS Or JU.NIATA COCKTT, bTATK
OF PEHXSTLVAJIIV
This will certify that the following is the
omciai use ox iiii names oi ana partios or
policies represented ,j all candidates whose
nomination certificates or papers have been
filed in this office, and which have not been
found and declared to be invalid as provid
ed in section ot Act of June 10, A. D
1893, and who ara to be voted for in the
county of Juniata, Associate Judges, Coua.
ty Commissioners, (Prothonotary, Connty
Troasutur. District Attorney, Coauty Audi
tor at the enduing election.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
(Vote Tor two.)
iEPUBLICAN.
W. North Sterrett,
Leonard R. Mauger.
DEMOCRATIC.
J. L. Weiser,
William Swrt.
PROHIBITION.
By nomination papers
Daniel Keemer,
George Keily.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
(Vote for two.)
REPUBLICAN.
V. R. Beashor,
Jeremiah Londenslager.
.DEMOCRATIC.
Wm. Puftenberger,
David I). Rbinesmith
PROHIBITION.
Bjt nomination papers
B. Cramer Powell,
John C. Lavcr.
PROTHONOTARY.
(Vote for one.)
REPUBLICAN.
Wm. H. Zoiders.
DMOCRATIC.
J. Cambridge Conn
PROHIBITION.
. By nomiation pxpers
Joseph W. Reploele.
COUNT r TREASURER.
(Vote for one.)
BE PUBLICAN.
Wm. W. Land is.
DEMOCRATIC.
Wm. a. McCabren.
PROHIBITION.
By Domination papers
John Kellv.
DISTRTOT ATTORNEY.
(Vote lor one.)
REPUBLICAN.
Wilherforce Schweyer.
DEMOCRATIC.
Charles B. Crawford.
COUNTY AUDITORS.
(Vote for two.)
REPUBLICAN.
H. H. Hartman,
T. K. Beaver.
DEMOCRATIC.
W. W. Pimm,
A. C. Harris.
PROHIBITION.
By nomination papers
Wm. C. Adair.
Anothooy Sandoo.
In Testimonv ahnMAt
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aet amr hanHa anrl . un.l 11.. i r .v.
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connty of Juniata to be affixed thi. 21st d.y
of October, Al D., 1896.
NEAT. U RTPTTaDT
T Q ) WILLIAMSON VANORMER,''
" i Cm Commiuumer.
To tbo Sheriff of Juniata county, Pa. '
Given under mv haad at mw nfli.a, arir.
flintown, this 21st day of October, tin the
year of our Lord, ono thousand eight hua
dred and ninety-six and of the Indepea-
denca of the United fi intra . th nr.
dxed and twentieth.
' Jami. P. Calbodb,
ShenfTsiOrLce, Mifliintown, Sktrxg.
uctooer zi, ibbo, J
SCHOTT'S
STORES.
BARGAIN DAYS!
CocmeDeiBg Saturday, Oetober S and ocntinnei an til Saturday evening,
Ootober 24.
Time to loosen tbo purse strings and get ready for Vail and Winter bay
ing. It meant a saving of many dollars.
There ia no Luck or Speculation
of fortunate eirouagat.nces, but down -
your interest u consumers have been
turn.
Our Business Friends to day number into the thousands. They know as.
ibey have eonndenoe iu our merobandue and methods of doing business.
Note the throngs of satisfied Buyers in Our Stores, and you'll believe
that there is friendship in business, for we look upon every customer, who
leaves a diae or a doilar in our 8tores
Opening of Dregs Goods Bargains,
Jeiieetions or laawn ITabnes ever shown in this teetion.
"WHE MENTION .A. FEW THINGS.
They are all tempting.
36 inoh Gulf Suiting at lOe, faney
at lZio.
Silk and Wool Plaids for 25c, S9 and 50o.
36 inch all-wool suitings at 25o.
36 inch all-wool Serges and Renriettas for 25o.
18 styles and various coloring
Brooade, Mohair mixtures and plain
Uray Mixtures, Broad Ulotk, Diagonal and Clay Heavy Cloaking for Capes
and Cloaks. Will make very handsome dresses and espes.
Elegant Silks, Velvets and Fancy Trimmings and new Linings, and we
sell them to you at specially low prices.
Opening in Ladies' Cloaks, Jaokets, Capes, Misses' and Cbildrens' Coats,
Ladies' Capss and Coats for $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, 5.00 and upwards,
to suit your tasto and sod pooket-book.
Seal P.ush Capes for $3.90; worth $7.00.
. Canton Flanael Muslins and Ginghams.
10 yards heavy Cantoa Flannel for 75c; worth $1.00.
10 yards of nifdium unbleached Canton Flannel for 49o, 59o and 69o.
Shaker Flannels for 6c, 9e, 15c and 20o.
All-wool red flannels for 18c, 20oand 25o.
Fine unbleaohod muslin, 10yds for 49o, 55o, 59o and 65o.
Hill best blsaobed, 86 inoh muslin; 10yds for 69o.
Other good bleached muslin; 10yds for 49c, t5o, 59o and 65s.
Blankets and Comforts, 50o a pair.
A pair of Blankets in drab and white for 90e, $1 00, and $1.25 a pair,
loies and Beedsville Factory Blankets, extra quality, all wool, at speo
tally roduoed prioes.
Sheep's Gray and Blue Gray Factory Stacking Yarns at 49o a bl.
Best German Saxobta at 5o a hank.
Ladies' wrappers arid Tea Gowns, all styles and very eheap.
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURS
DAY FORENOON
WE WILL SELL YOU:
Iodigo Blue LadicB' Wrappers for 43o and Allen's Bed Foulard Tea
Gowns for 75a.
Underwear for Men, Ladies and Children.
Heavy Swiss Ribbed Ladies' Vests at 20n. '
Red mediated Lambs' Wool Vests and Pants for Ladies at 75o a pioce;
worth $1 00
Men's underwear for 25s, 38e and 50o; worth double.
Boseries and Gloves very cheap.
Ladies' Cast mere mitts at 15c; 2 pair for 253.
Ladies' Hose for 5c a pair; Children's heavy jibbed hose, 4 pair for 25 o.
Our celebrated West tfranob, heavy ribbed black hosiery at 2 pair for
25o; all sizes.
bairtmgs, Pants Goods, Outing Flannel, Ticking, are all sold at low and
specially reduced prices.
2000 pair of new and best mske of Ladies' Men's and Children's foot
wear, were reoeived at our Stores from the best factories of the country and
will be cold to you at low and extra reduced prioes.
Carpets and Oil Cloth, Window Shades and laee tturtains, V'oll Papers,
Trunks and Satebeltt, all at reduced prices.
Remember the time, Saturday,
Premium Tickets arb given away with all Sales.
SCHOTT'S STORES,
103 to 109 BEIDGE ST.,
Mifflintown, Pa.
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889.
special Invitation To The Puhlk
To attend the Attractive Sal;
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
Of
D. W. HARLEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BOYERb
Who nave money to invest to
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail
to give him a call if in need of
D. W. HARLEY,
MIFFLINTOWN T?Jl.
S. S. Ruble,
Practical Ehnbalmcr and Funer
al Uirector.
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO DAY OR NIGHT.
Bridge St.,
BARGAIN DAYS!
about oar busineaa. It isn't th9 result
right, bone.t, bard-work, work wherein
earefullv etudied at every eoraar and
at a Business Friend.
and we believe we have the grandest
plaids at 8io; fanoy Cashmere Plaids
in NoveItie, fanoy Dress Goods, Jaquard,
black Dress Goods of the fines: imported,
October 3 to Saturday evening Ootober
of Clothing that goea on daily
examine the Stock of Goods for
Wonderfully Low Prices.
Clothwg(
SATISFACTION G l AEAA TEED 1M ALL CASES.
9f iffliiitown, Pa.
B0LL0B1U6I SOU, the ClotMers, 116 KainSt, f&tterssa. Pl
Taitfc Mat VIVA .. Dn.sitai.
- " J waai aa, m. UlUrt3E .
i am: When you are told that yon ean buy a suit at $8.50, that others
II at S12.C0. Call on a and wm will r.r.i.h nB ..tk k. .... ..; .. n
tell
if
not better made and trimmed for 47 .V)
aides.
Srond- A a T.tl.. i-tl.L:
- 'w uaua uisiuug,
Suit for S12; a fanoy one for $15, and on
ana onTntMtA fif
lailor made Pantaloon, all-wool 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00 and 8.00 dollar
Fanoy Tailor Made Vesta $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 and $8.50.
Third- Wa nr ant lh. nAA . : t..j -t
article $1.79, $3 58, Ac, we simply knock off the odd ets and: eall it $1.76,
13 50 Wa aaill aoll
" , J"- f nt ,ajuu uaiiuui sumiulH ier one-
fourth mure money at $1.35 $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, and your eboiee ef
our entire L;ne for $4 00.
Tooths' and Boys' 8uita, wo have made a speciality of this season We
have suits from 2 00, 3.00, 4.00, 6.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00 dollars and up,
nviiui tut we uoe.a ivung men a can in our StooK.
Fourth; la our hat danartsaeBt van will find alt th
l J -
erueh or derby. Our competitors in tbis
second to none in the bat line.
Fifth Our Fall line of underwear comprises Six Complete Vans ties s
Fair Grey Winter Weight, 50e; A camel's hair fer 75o; Fine all-wool $U
... .... uuo iiiian iiuu uui uuuu, aaa ino uneti laniD woei,
soft as Eider-down $3. No such line ef underwear iu Juniata eeuntv.
. hxxth We are sole agenU for the Celebrated Douglas Shoe. W carry
them in 12 different styles.
Seventh: We are also Agents for the Sweet-Orr Overalls, and have them te
fit the smallest boy or the Largest -Van.
jtgam: uur i:ae or neok-wear is m touch with the latest fashions. Tk
same can be said ef our line of collars, cuffs and dress shirts.
JL j z rnt.
" mo uay nas gene oy whon you can tell eld fegy furnishing goeda
to young men who want to be fashionably dressed.
Heavy Winter Boots only $1.35.
. Mackintoshes in all styles and at all prioes.
- Tenth-. And last but not least, we desire to eall special attention to our
line of Men's, Boys' and Cbildrens' Overeoats. Men's all wool evereoats freaa
S3 to 112: Bova' 5 SO fntfl .h,M,.-'- vs.. . . ai-
- -f - ... wu
over eoats in Chinchilla, Shetland, Irish
". . - x r K . I . S ft
vtusium in weuou, xaver
blues are the prevailing stvles for this
goods and prices. An examination of
eai that we sell goods st a closer margin
Finally we ask you to see our line of
eounty See them aud be eouvinosd
HOLLOBAUGH & SON.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
The JUeCUntic Hardware
STH1?F NO. 119 MAIN STREET,
OXUliJCi. MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Hardware.
the nmm way vomm
to gtt cloug in the Vfcrld is to tuy 'ieal tl.c r.p II iipp. As
rule, the leps ycu pay, the rcore it costs in the long run.
We don't bcaet of "cheap"
cualily frrpit'eied, te e ot r
careful buyers.
COOK STOVES-
RAYMOND & CAMPBELL
cook eloves tn this county. We have never heard a woman
Ccmpiflin Viho Icrcht Cne cf these ttorpu. Evurv hnror ham
agreed on four things:
The Stoves Cock better, they bake better, they are easiest
to regulate, and are less trouble than any other stove.
We have tLem in fnnr
to 928 00.
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS
Low fPtily thirds get "fcratcLed up:' aicurd the houte.
t'cncet-iires it's chair cr a table or a door. More than half
the time, the frroUl 5 ere r.cglcctcd, lecauee it ceems hardly
worth while to eend for a painter.
Why not do the work yourself. Toucan
Get Prepared Paiuts all Ready
to use at a trifllDg cost. Yon can brighten up furniture, doors, flower pote,
buggies scd Jots of other tbingB.
We keep these prepared psiBts in all tho colors. And w sell paiat
brufhes, too good ones.
The paints come in tin bnekctg, holding P. The pries is 15o.
K. H. McClintic.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
CETTlSBtTRC. PA.
Fonndml In 1834 l.rnr....
Two Ju'l counes of atndy Classical and
ocmunra, p peciai couraes to all depart,
roents. Obsenratorr, Laboratories and
aew OvBinasiPirj. Si'cam heat. Libraries,
22,000 volumes. Expenses low. Depart,
ment of Hygiene and Physical Culture in
Charge of an experienced physician. Ac
cessible by frequent railroad trains. Loca
tion on the BATTLEFIELD orGottrshnra".
rooi.t p'eBiar and healthy. PREPAR
ATORY DEPARTMENT, in separ
ate cuidiogs, lor boys and yonog men pre
paring for business or College, under spec
ial caro ol (be Principal and ibree assist,
ants, retidiDg with students in tbebuildine.
Fall term opens September 6th, 1895. For
uaiaiogues, address
H. W. MCKNIGHT, D. D
President,
or REV. O. G. KLINGER, A. M.,
Principal,
Outttysbnrg, Pa.
JUNIATA VALLEY SAIKK,
OF Ml PFEIS TOWIf, PA.
Stockholders Individually Liable
JOSEPH KOTHHOCK. President.
T. VAX IE WIN-, CwAwt
DIKEOTOIS.
W. C Pomeroy, Joseph Rothroet,
John Her trier. Jnaiah I Rn.'
Robert E. Parker, Louis E. Atkinson
T. V. Irwin. v
George A. Kepner, Annie M. Slelly.
Joseph Kotfarock. . P. W. Ifanbar.k-.
L. E. Atkinann. R. K P..kn.
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin
.Vary Kurt i, Jerome.N. Thompson.
JoLn Bertzlnr.
T. V. Trwln.
CLarlotto Snyder,
Josriah L Barton,
Robert H. Patterson.
Levi Light,
Wni. Swart.
B. J. Sbellenberger,
M. K. Schlrgel,
Samuel Schlegel.
John M. Blair,
F. II. 31. Pennell.
Samuel S. Kothjock,
M. N. Sterrett.
James G. Beading,
S. W. Heaps.
Threo and Four por ctnt. interest wlli it
paid .on certificates of deposit.
. !mn 23. 18V6 t
WAN TED-AN in Ffl wothto
- - - - w..oi HUSiliBiat
thing to patoDtr ProteetyoartdeawjjAeTinn
BUASA CO., Patent Attorneys, WaaUluaUWL
D. C, for their SljOO priae ofler. T.
mnA dan w
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n wui ivraiBB you witn an ait-weeti
up to 18.00, 20.00, 25.00 and 30.00,
w.. .mw i . . vivvu m v .u v .
line have nothioc to say. We stand
- Wm. .v a? -a. if w varrv iwiu alia mj
Fries, and Rum bo Beaver.
n. .
ana nne all-wool Kerseys; blaek aad
S.aaon WA aoatl a Mannu. af HI
our line will convince the most akeoti-
and give better value for the money
Gloves, the finest drivinr U.a ia tba,
prices at this Store, ond etill
rices Ifcat oucht in irii.rsi
"e control the Sale of
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HAVE lOU MONEY TO DEPOSIT?
ARE YOU A BORROWER ?
-CALL, AT
TKS F1BST
MIFFLINroWN, PA.
FOUR PER CENT
INTEREST
5'AID ON TIME CERTIFICATE
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Consumption Surty i
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