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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
M1FFLINTOWN :
tTEIWESDAT, JUJfE 9, 1897.
- TESKS.
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year.
SHORT LOCALS.
Brick of glasa are made in Ger
many.
John Bapp ia seriously ill with
dropsy.
There wer3 three summer days
lasi TVefK.
There are
houses ia town
several unoccupied
Lawyer Uttley of Lewistown, was
in town on Monday.
Thomns Patterson is home from
Dental College studies.
The Republican Primary Election
will be held next Saturday.
The Populists held a State Con
mention at Altoona. last week.
Joe Patton caught a four pound
bass in tee river the other day.
Starck Mills seamless bas for sale
at Panneb'iker's hardware store.
Prof. A. A. Kill; an has been elect
ed principal of Airy View Academy.
Amain county people nre prepar
ing to noia a lair the coming season.
Ex Senator Woods of Lawistown
was in town on business last Friday
Mia? Fox of Philadelphia, visited
several days last week at Mrs. Dock's.
vnarics a. uinm is visiting in
Maryland c number of day3 this week.
Ex-Sheriff Noble is laying" the pipe
to supply the new Academy with wa
t9r.
The next Democratic State Con
vention will be held at Reading, Aug
ust 31.
Harry Ellis is engaged in citcliin
bait for bass fishing. Ho sells what
ho catches.
McCl'iitic is having the tin roof of
his mammoth hardware store build
ing repainted.
xlu3 t lama Uil stoves at various
prices far sale at the Pannebik9r
hardware store.
Edgar R. Musser is home from the
position of watchman in the Capitol
at Washington
Tho Huntingdon high school com
mencement graduates were robed in
- caps and gowns.
A nic9 r.i -kei f jaia has been nHc
ed along tho north side of tho Lutk
ran parsonage lot.
rKr
3 Drainer Kev. A.
Mifflm county.
'. Kipline lacks eallantry toward the
i'bir sex. fie calls woman "a rag"
rul "a bene and a hank of hair."
' The lOfK annual convention of the
K'a,ional lltepublieoii fjej;ue. will bo
held at
Ciarl
etroit, Mich., July 13th.
s Shoerer and family of near
Tnynpst
ntown, Juniata county, have
Matawana, Mifflin county.
Frank Warner evacfht a three and
a quarter pound black basa from the
wnTi of tho Juniata river last week.
The Orisk3?iy sand grit, or flint
M ns it is common lv av tea makes
ront, bnt cunhed limestone
maji.s a better rood.
Grant Swartz caasht a thrfe and a
balf pound bnas in tho river at the
lope wall Jbelow town early oa the
morning 61 the 3rd inst.
BaEs fishinr com-s f ally one month
too early Most of tho fish caught
now ex full of eggs. A month later
nd thiy will have spawned.
Jlisfc Jenaie Moraran died at Iier
Timof two miles north of town in
Fer-Aanasrh townihio. of a fever. last
Thfcredav nicht. afred 25 years.
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Mr. Joseph Rithrock has returned
ora the Commencement exercises at
'ennsylvania Collecre, Getttvsburcr,
here a grend-daughter graduated.
Squire A. H. Weidman attended
e- Dppartmnt E!)C'mnmont at
ohnstown. Cambria county as G. A.
Post delegate from this town last
week.
Eight to ton thousand people are
expected ti visit Willianmport when
tho Christian Alliance of Pennsylva
nia holds in Convention there from
July 8 to 18.
Rsv. Isaae Fleck man has been
among his relatives acd friends in
this county within the past week.
He is the owner of n good farm in
Tuscnrora Valley.
Richard in the Democrat and Sen
tinel says, that Edward Peffer at Mc-
Veytown, one night recently, gigged.
1124 pounds of carp. IUeven of the
carp weighed 77J pounds.
Biilroad men say there is no foun
dation in fact for the rumour that
the Middle Railroad Division is to be
abolished and head-quartejs for the
Eastern and Western Divisions estab
lished at Bliffl'n.
V Hsrry S. Cogley of Huntingdon,
aged 20 years had his right leg crush
d under the wheels of a freight
train that be attempted to jump.
Every town has its percentage of
boys that lose limbs in that way.
sberin Uttinoun round 15 rats in
in bis trap on Thursday morning.
They were Dice, aleek, w!l. kept jail
rats, end Wil'iain Murray's trap the
came morning contained 9 rats that
had been capering around tho Mur
ray Houss.
One hundred and hftesn men were
put to work at removing the ruins of
the burnt Capitol on the first of June
at Hernsburg. The contract price is
$4,750 The contractor is a Phila.
deipb'an and he has 35 days to re
move the stuff.
T hi ) becaT53s?.-Ttin
P
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if iss Wallace of WilliamsDorfc is
visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas Hoi
lobaugh. Miss Anna Beashor is spending a
number of days in Maryland this
week.
Teacher Ed. K. StumD of Lack
township is oat of health with throat
trouble.
Door screens- and window screens
of all deacriptions for sale at Panne.
baker s hardware.
Miss ivlinnie Walls, daughter of
ex-Sheriff Walls, spent several days
in town last week.
i. kj. uurns oi IjacIc townsbm. is
happy over the advent of a nice boy
baby in his family.
Lottie Bsrger after a five weeks
visit to Philadelphia, returned to her
homo in this town.
Fiy nets, summer lap robes, whips.
and all kinds of hardware at McClin
tic's hardware store.
James J. We'M.ullin of Water ford,
spent part of .Monday in town, look
ing to business interests
A Mifflin county man predicts
cool weather for wheat harvest time
so cool that men will work with
overcoats on.
Tho Misses Nellie and Naomi Kes
ler of Altoona, after visiting in Phila
adelphia, stopped off a day among
friends in this place.
Cranks from different parts of the
country write threatening letters to
Speaker Keed ca'ung him a tyrant
and d9spot, and threatening to kill
him.
Isaac Aucker of Walker
township
died last Friday, aged aoout u'o
Kfi
years. Intermeut on Monday in the
Mennonite cemetery north of Oak
land.
Miss Keely Clark of Ohio aft'
spending tho pa3t year in Now York,
m attending school and teaching,
will spend a week among friends at
Mifllintown.
Harvesting v. heat is vigorously go
ing on in Mexico, and in another
month it will all bo over in the
United States and Canadians will then
be busy cutting.
Allegheny wants a law to fine men
for spitting in public halls. It would
be a good thing if Mifllintown had a
law to fine men for spitting tobacco
in the Court House.
A medical journal says that "paper
can bs used effectively for keeping a
person warm." True, a three line
item has been known to make a poli
tician "hot" for a month.
Mrs. Sarah R. Bartley of this town
and her daughter Mrs. Flora Kauff
maa of Harrisburg, are visiting the
family of George Bartley in Pitts
burg, who is a son of Mrs. Bartley.
Tho MifUinfown School Board last
Monday selected the old corps of
riinor 3.o- Hencb. who
X re election. Prof. " WT E.
-v'n was elected in the place of
tienco.
The spring freshets in tte river
have widened the break in the Lsw-
istown dam. Th dam will soon ba
numbered with things of the past,
like the canal for which it was made
for a feeder.
Two hundred and twenty-five snits
have bsen begun st Hollidaysbnrg,
to recover three hundred thousacd
dolla deposits ia tho Gardner, Mor
row & Co's bank of Ho'iidayaburg,
when the concern failed.
Newport Ledger, June 3. Mon
iiay evening, ex-county peer dir:tir
John Swartz, dropped dead nt his
home ia Jnniita township, just after
feeding his stock. He was a mun
with a wida acquaintanceship. His
ago was 75 years.
Schlatter, th9 healer, died in the
State of Chihuahua, Mexiao, of etar
vatioB, last wefck. Several hundred
thousand people visited him when ha
was in Ci'l rado two years ago, snd
his blessed h;ndk9rchirfs are in ev
ery State of tbe United States.
.Wrs. Warmheart "My good man,
why do you let jonr children go bare
foot?7
Pat O'hoolihan "For de raison,
ma'am, dat I have in iny family more
feet than ehsr 3." Harper's Rouud
Table.
Governor Hastings has signed a
bill that prevents corporations from
discharging mn because tl;ey belong
to labor organizations. The bill also
provides against labor organizatior.s,
using the'r efforts for tli9 discharge
cf men who ere not members of labor
organizations. .
Wm. E. Lonr, aged 22 yers, died
of heart failure at Buffalo, New York
State, on the 31st 01 5!ay. ile wn
a son of Osic Long, who at one time
lived at MilHmtown. ilia remains
were brought to this place at noon
on June 3 and buried iu Union cem
etery south of town.
George Gushard cf this place while
riding through tbe liswistown nar
rows spied a snake a short distance
ahead of his bicycle wheel. He stop
ped suddenly, dismounted and killed
the reptile, which proved to be a large
rattlesnake, 12 years old. It had 10
rattles and was a dangerous snake.
Last week it was mentioned in
these columns that Dr. Ackley fell
from bed on a certain night. The
Dr. says this is a mis-statement, that
he had arisen from bed and was on
his feet when lis was atficked with
vrrtigo, which was so severe an at
tack that ho fell rid injured his f ace.
Editors as a rule are kind-hearted
and liberal. An exchange telU of a
subscriber to a certain paper who
died and left a fourteen year's sub
scription unpaid. The editor ap
peared at tho grave n3 the lid was be
ing screwed down for the last time,
aad put in a linen dnster, a thermom
eter, a palm leaf fan and a receipt for
making ice.
A man with a wagon appeared on
Main street on Saturday. At first it
was believed io be Dr. Spengler, who
has become a great healer by the
faith prccesa of curing disease" but
when he opened his wagon and be
gs n to ti'k, it w-3 seen that he was not
Spangler. He had a show in the
wagon some kind of an animal and
a wax figure of Sitting Bu'l, the de
eesed Indian chief.
Children's Day exercises at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday, June
13, at 2 o'clock. Those having chil
dren to baptize will present them at
that time.
Squire James Hamilton received a
car-load of stone-coal from the Scran-
ton region last week. He housed
what he needed for himself and sold
the balance.
Prolhonotary Zeiders is back to
his office, with health considerably
improved. James Mathers efficient
ly discharged the duties of the office
during the absence of Mr. Zeiders.
Subscribe for the SExnxEi. and
Republican, a paper that contains
choice reading matter, fall of inform
tion that does the reader good, and
in addition to that all local news that
are worth publishing 5nd p!aces in
its columns. tf.
A new game law has bien passed
by the Legislature: "The bill limits
the amount of game to be killed by
one person in one day to 10 wood
cocks, 10 pheasants, 15 quail and 2
wild turkeys. But 2 deer may bo
killed in a season by one person. No
game can bo killed for shipment out
side the State. No msectiverous
birds can be killed for millinery pur
poses, but oniy for scientiuc pur
poses.
Buy your hunting dog and have
them acquainted before the hunting
season opens. I havo the following
to offer, guaranteed thoroughly brok
en on their came and reliable. Fox
hounds, rabbit hounds, beagles, set
ters and painters; also some fine
Newfoundlands, spaniels, collies, fox
and bull terriers; fancy poultry and
pigeons; Belgium and German hares;
prices low. J. Howard Taylor,
Ang.27,ly. West Chester, Pa.
Both Patterson and Mifllintown
councils ore having certain places in
tho middle of the streets filled. The
former with flint material from Stonf
fer's ridge. The latter with crashed
limestone from the quarry along the
ravine on the south side of town.
I ermanagh township snpernsors are
having the low places in tho middle J
of the roads in many places raised.
The ouly way to keep a road is to
keep the middle raised so that water
does not Uy on it.
The Perry County Democrat was
61 years old oa the 2nd day of Juno,
and has been under the editorial man
agement of Hon. J. A. Mageel3 con
secutive years. The career of Mr.
Magee needs no recommendation,
for forty years as owner and editor of
a country newspaper is recommenda
ti in enough. He must stand among
the head managers, and if he had di
rected his attention to making m n
ey instead of journalism, he would be
among the very rich men of the
State.
Last Friday, Judge Hanna of Pbil
adelphia rendered a 1 (pinion thtt
the direct inheritance tax law pass
ed by the Legislature is un-constitu-
fiocai, bscauvfjt is not uniform in
its scope, that it taos onTy certeia.
amounts of personal estate and leaves
all amounts below that certain amount
nt'taxabie. Ho also incidentally de
clares the collateral inheritance law
of 1887 un-constitutional tor the same
reason. The case wiil b9 appealod
to the SupremeCourt for ' deciiipn
and tho Legislature will m amvhilo
be turned into another cHannel to
hunt up something to tsx.
A nice shower of rain fell here last
Thursday, tho 3rd diy of Juno, and
was a great goad tD loosen and moist
en the ground for tho corn that had
not. then come out of the gronod.
According to Colonel Shower's weath
er indicator, there can be but little
rain this month. His indicator in
sists on if, that tii9 first three diys t-f
every month governs the balauce cf
the month for moisture. If the first
three daja of a month are wot the
month must nreds produce a great
deal of roia. If the first three days
are rainless the month must needs be
rainless.
By concurrent rr solution the Sen
ate asked Governor Hastings, wheth
er tbere will be enough money at the
end of tho year, and whether the es
ti mated incorao of the S'nte will meet
tho expected expenses, and whit
properly in his judgment shall be
taxt d to make up tho money wanted.
To the two first points the Governor
refers to his message of 5 months
ago, and to the third point cf wbat
new taxes shall bo levied, he says in
substance, you are tho parties to
know. Don't ak me, bnt the burd
ens of the tax-payer thould not ba
increased by more tax. Stop extrav
agances, economize, der-rsse existing
salaries from tbe highest to I ho low
est. Perry County Advocate: Early
JVfonday morning, Engineer Weleoni
er, at his farm in Center township,
beard his eheppnrd dog give a pecu
liar bark, and going out to investi
gate found the dog standing guard
at the outside entrance to the cellar.
He tried to make the dog go down
tbe inside entrance, but did not suc
ceed, so coins' back he pushed him
into tho cellar from the outside.
There was a furious oombat for a few
minutes, and r.ftcr it was over, ho
could hear the dog panting. Going
into the cellar, he found the dog had
killed a wildcat. The dog being
heavily coated with hair could with
stand the attacks of the cat, and waa
comparatively unhurt.
On the 30th of June, Click Mitch
ell, committed an unmentionable as
sault upon Mrs. Eliza Gaumer, living
in Urbuna, C'lio. Oa the 2nd of
June he was arrested and bo great
was the clamor for his life, he wss
immediately put on trial, plead, goil
ty and was sentenced to 20 years in
the penitent iary. The authorities
could not get him out of town. The
people surrounded the jail and d
mandad his life. A military Com
pany was put upon guard. The mcb
made a rcsh on the jail at 2 o'clock
on Saturday morning, Juno 5. The
military fired 20 volleys, killing 4
citizens and wounding 10 others.
The people fell back, but seemed
more determined than ever. They
pulled off their mnpks and when the
military was withdrawn to give place
or another company, a rush was
made for the jail. The sheriff sur
rendered the keys. The negro was
taken oat and hung on the limb of a
tree in the yrd of the Court House.
There have been over one hundred
assau'ts upon women and girls in
Ohio within the past year, and if the
Legislature of that Slate and other
States, do not see the necceasity of
passing a law to hang the fiends, who
thus aaasu't women, they must be
stupid indeed.
PE R F ECT and permanent are the
cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, be
cause it makes pure, rich, healthy,
life and health-giving BLOOD.
FOR TOUR EYES.
Those with defective cyo sight,
will do well to consult J. H Sweger,
a graduate of Spencer's Optical Col
lege, of New York City, who will
give you the best service at the low
est possible rates. Frames in gold
silver, nickle and stebl. No charge
for examining tho eves.
Main Street, Mifllintown, Fa. 4w.
By Its Record of remarkable cures
Hood's Sursapurilla has become the
one true blood purifier prominently in
the public eye."" Get only Hood's.
Hood's Pills arc the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. 25c.
Care for Sick Headache.
Thousands of ladies suffer from
sick hcadaobe causpd undoubtedly
by disordered liver or stomache. The
best remedy that can be obtained for
this distressing complaint is found in
Hood's Pills. These pills are so mild
and gentle in action, yet so thorough,
that they give perfect satisfaction.
They cure sick headache, jaundice,
sour stomach and all liver ills. They
br,eak up co'ds and ft vers and pre
vent tho (:rip.
Flue Manic rr Backsell
ConiDieaccmcBt-
The famous First Brigade Band
of Reading, better known as the
Ringsrold, consisting1 of forty .men
with Lient. Joseph Winters ns leader,
will furnish the music at the com
mencement 'of "Bucknell University
at L'.wisburg, June 21st, 22nd and
23rd. Two twi light concerts have
been planned on the 21st and 22nd,
for which a stand wi'l be erected on
tho college campus. Tbe music this
commencement promises to be one of
the leading features and will un
doubtedly draw large crowds.
Communicated.
Born in Fayette township and all
his lif.j a citizen of Juuiata county
Henry S. Brown of Cocolamus, any
nounces himself as a candidate for
the office of sheriff of Juriata conntt.
Mr. Brown is well known in this end
of the county and has for many years
ben one cf Fayette township's le;ld
ing millers. He possesses high bus
iness ability, unquestionable charac
ter and in addition tar his well-known
philanthropy, ia a Republican of tbe
most magnificent pattern. In no
sense a practical politician, without
greed for gain, his candidacy ia in
tipired by no motives of cupidiy. A
R9puiica"n" TFl-ias never fal'i redin
his support of tho partTi -.Yi o,ha3
been a. quiet and unostentatious
worker. Mr. Brown's claims upon
tbe support of the party, for which
he has valiontlv battled for years may
MrRa: considered. Personally affs-bie,-
kindly, generous and approaob
2Vbl, a mau whose unsullied charac
ter commands universal respect,
wherever he is known. If chosen by
the people, w:ll fill the office with fi
delity and honor. Scores of our cit
izens here who hvo known him from
childhood, who know the rocky road
to success that ho has trodden, will
be glnd to have nn opportunity to
givs him thei vote at the primaiies,
and if nominated to elect him by a
handsome majority.
FennNTlvania Railroad Sum
mer Excursion Ueeh.
TBE MOST COli PI ETE PUBLICATION OF iTS
Oa Juno 1, the Passenger Depart
ment of the Pennsylvania Riilroad
Company issued the 1897 edition of
its rammer excursion route book
This work is designed to provide the
public with short descriptive notes of
the principal Summer resorts of
Eastern America, wiih the route3 for
reachicg teem, end tho rates of fare.
There are over four hundred resorts
in tho book to which rate are qaot
ed, nud over fifteen hundred routes
or combinations of routes- It is
compiled witb tbe utmost csre, and
altogether is tbe most complete and
comprehensive hand-book of Summer
travel ever offered to tuo pub'.i'J.
Its 219 pages arc inclosed in a
handsome and striking cover, in col
ors. Several maps, presenting the
exict routes over wuieli tickets are
sold, are bound in the book. It is al
so profusely illustrated with fine half
tone cuts 01 scenery along tbe lines
of tbe Pennsylvania Railroad and
elsewhere.
Anv doubt as to where the Sum
mer snonld be passed, will bo dis
pelled alter a careful examination of
the contents of this publication.
On and after June 1, it may be
procured at any Pennsylvania Rai'
roid tivkct office at the nominal price
of ten ccuts, or, upon application to
tho general offic?, Broad Street Sta
tion, by mail for twenty cents. 2t.
jurrLi&zowN makkkt3.
Hifflistowh, Jone 9, 1S97.
UJFFLJSTOWfr GBAIf MAKKK1S
Vi'hf.H f
0 rn in ear. ........ . .... ..... 30
0,r 18
R'C 35
CIovTirOxl ....... .. .... ....
Buittir..... 12
Eres 9
Ham VI
Sboaldar.. 12
Lard 7
Fidos
Timothy seed $2.G! 1
F feil.... GO
Bran 9
Chop SI. CO hundred
Middling 1.10
Ground lu-i Salt 1.U0
American Salt.... ...... ."6c to SCj
The Yale lock manufacturers have
proved that in a patent loi k having six
"steps," each capable of being reduced
In height 20 times, the number of
changes or combinations will be 66,400.
To salute with the lefts
deadly insnlt to Mohammc
last.
band ia
BARGAIN
BARGAIN DAYS!
AT
SCHOTT'S
ooaneneioe Tburidaj, Jun 10 and eantinne until Saturday evening, July 3rd.
(
Bargains of progress, leadership and
aioai of leadership.
The paopUi' appropriation is instituted saeeesa, eoUog as bnaiaeas eeadnat
ad justly, caadidly tad bravely, prosperity will remain itaalh .
So long as it remains dutiful to its principles, the people will continue ite
friends.
GREAT BARGAIN OFFERINGS.
5000 yds ofcarpets at specially recuoed frioes.
20o etripedoarpets for 12e a yard.
38o Ingrain Corpeta for 25o a yard. '
25o atair oarpet at 16o.
65a wool ingrain earpet for 50oT
$1.00 Brnssel Carpet for 75o.
20o ttble oil elotb for 14o.
25o tarkey red table oloth for 18o.
25e best 4 ply oil color, orpet chain for 17io a pound.
75o lao curtains for 45e; $1. lace enrtains for 65o: $150 lace curtains
fer$100. '
$2.0Q laoe enrtains for $1 50.
80 curtain goods fur 5o a jard.
15o curtain goods fr 10c a yard.
75o Indies' kid clove-), short wrist, to dope out at 25o
A 75 aad 50o corset to close oat at 25o.
Big reductions in wall paper,
qo ladies' bla-k 1 ose at 5 a pa?r
l2clad;i fc-'aacue's black hour, 3 pair tor 23o.
lOcicMidreri'a biack hose, 4 pair for 25o.
Men's bose for 5, 8 and 10c. '
lCjds pood calico, 9o. ;
60c unlaundried men's white sliirU at S9o.
All oar summer dresj goods at specially reduced prince.
Fancy novelty dresa good, mohair, serges snd Heariettae, silks , and
trisnungs ot specially reduced pnocs. ,
Ginghams 3.c, 4c, 41s asd 5o. 1
Ladies' eilk'and velvet cape 'it specially reduced prices.
7 yards of toweling for 2oo.
50000 pair cf mea'n. ladies' snd ohiidreu'f sboes at specially reduced
Pr109!-.
loo hne zephyr ginghams tor io a
20 and 25o pants roods fur 12&o, ! and 18o a yard.
8 and 10c men's shirting for 5o and 7ic a yard
12o chaff for 9e
Pillow easing and reamless sheeting at extra low prices.
No premium tickets with malin caliooes and towclings
25o men's fine hemisdorf black 40
50o Table Linen for SSo.
40 eent fine white bleached Table cloth for 25c. '
10c maobins oil for 5o a bottle.
15c wertb of pins, 42 rows for 5c.
3 cakes of soap for Co: 2 c Brown's belt buttermilk soap, 3 cakes for 25o
All enr goods at epeoially redacep prioea. j
Don't fail to come. f
Washed or unwashed wool bought for coat or merchandise.
Bargain Days commencing Jane 10 and contioae until July 4th.
SCHOTT'S
STORE
- - . . 103 to 109 Bridge Street, Miffiitown, Pa.
1865, KSTAB Jj
Special Invitation
To attend the Attractive Sals of
from
OF
D. W. HAELE
It yvill be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who fiave money to invest to examine the Stock ol Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
t is truly marveloua to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoate at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, bo don't iiil
to give him a call if in need of Clothing,
D. W. HARLEY
IIIFLIlSITOWISr PA.
We warn tbe readers of this jourcai thai we do not authorize Uic
ose of our name in advertisements of so-ciHed traveling optica
specialists. Oar advice to all persona who Lave uefectiv. eyesight:
Ar.-,i traveling sfdalicix mi J pedlars oi SitL-c:accs.
OUEEN & CO.. Tbe Opticians, lGIO Chestnut St., Pb 'la Jelphia.
aUaufccturer ond Importer of Accurate
Our Eye sifilat ?IojiiSor :nt co
THE ONLY Trne Blood
Purifier
I prominently in the public cyo
to
day is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Therefore
get Hood's and ONLY HOOD'S.
FREFI
Tamable nook en TVervtrr
Isenso; teut free to anr ad;irv-
and poor patients can sIto ofHji:
lHeuictno nee or eiiance.
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HOLiiLOB A UGH & SON'S
CLOTHING
W here you can biy th best ready made clothing or have your Bearar
taken and a fit guaranteed a strictly merchant tailor made suit sewed wttk
silk throughout and made in any etyle you may wish. . All the latest plat
to eelect from Oer 500 samples.
HOttOBAUGH a SON'S
. PK1CESKOK SPRING OF 1897. ;
Men's Suiti, siso 34 to 42; 200 men s mits, trown and gray mixed 8.75,
men s euits, MtTotiy all wool, neat p attern 4 75; men's all wool plaid suit.,
5.00 a.d 5'50men'. all wool plaids better tf''0'
fiuer, 9 75, 10 00 and 12.00; men's clay worsteds, 5.00, 6.50, 8 00, W.Wtl&.
CO, 15.00 and 18 00, men's extra eize suit?, 42 loch to 46 mob, dark rJ.UU to
CO, 15.00 and 18 00, men's extra eize
10.00; bo,V80it8, Orroy mixed, 90c
15 ' 200 in 1 00- hovs' all wool
Doys' ligtitand darlf plaias, nnesi, u.vu, v, ' y'
children's suits, nobby patterns, 50e, 75o, 1.00, 1.25, I 50;
ODiiaren s ftuits, noDDy pattern, vo, -
suits, 1.00, 2,00, 3.00 and 3 75; children's double breasted all wool 1.60 to
enr. '. n. nithnnt wcta 2 XO tn 4 50: Hats CadT.
i'v cuudreo's junior suns wim u -- v-
50c, 75o.: 1 00, 1.50, I 75, 2.00, 2 25, 2.-5; ctush hats 25c, 50c, 75c, l.OO,
1.25 1 CO 1 75 and 2 00; bats, all tbs latest blocks in stiff or soft Over 1BO
BtfL iftLtot t" 2,00, 2.24. 2.50, 3,00 4 00, 5 00, 6.00; va.
lei88S,5c, 50o, 75c, 1.00, 1.50, 2 00, 3.00, 4.00; Telescopes 50c 6c, 1.00;
nmbrell.s, 50c, 75o, 1 00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 3 50, 3.00, 4X0; Men'. Russet
latest toe, 150,2.25, 3.C0: men's underwear, 25e,50o, 75o and 1 00, per
cale Shirts, 50 styles, 25c,' 50c, 75c, 1.00; working shirty 25o, 50o, 75c, and
1.00 for Sweet rrs, Sw. et Orrs Overalls, all sizes i0o 75o and 80; ititf
stvle neck-wear, 5,10, 15, 25 and 50cU; collars, celluloid, linen and paper
2,"B. 10 snd 15c; ci,ff celluloid, lineu and rarer 5, 15, 25c; merrs dre.spaDta
lofns, 1.50, 2 , 2.50, 3., 3 50. 4 00, men's okir.r pantaloons, 60o, 5o, 1.0V,
i h i. .. . c ir 1 fi. On mil fil'.cr hoa' nan tMlona. OOC
io.j: ail ma latCEt in chip o, iu.
7c and 1.00; boys' fioo dress pantaloons i.uu i.w, , .u-
SO. TRnta and 1 .f:0: Bovs' and children's shoes 2o, 50 5o, 1.00, 1 OU,
5 00 and 2.50. We advertise nothirg
yourselves.
Hollobaug'h & Son,
Leaders in Clothing,
110 MAIN STREET,
GRANITE
ENAMELED-
WARE is a 3 far ahead of other
Enameled ware as china is ahead
of clay.
THIS WEEK REDUCED
prices have given a fresh impetus-
to the sale of this uncqualed ware
and placed it within reach of the
smallest purse.
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IT IS CHEAPER THAN
TIN WARE
Eleven and or.e.half inch wash basin, 20c; reduced from 30c.
Twelve and one-half inch " " 25c, reduced from 40c.
Two quart Cofi'ee boiler, 40c reduced from 00c.
Fourteen quart dish pan 60t; reduced from 90c.
One Pint Drinking cups 10c; reduced from 15c
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ootlttenlial. Oldeet areuoy frbec'jrin; patccta
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Patents tnken through. Muim A &. receive
epecuai notice in the
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that 1 hAY a poaitiva remedy for the aboTo-natut:'!
dlacaae. - By iu ttraely use tliouaanda of hopolsrj
rr.v ltara boon permanently cared. I aball b? u'. '
io ts-ifii Kbotties of my remedy FHZI? V at.
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suit?, 42 iooh to 46 mob, dark 6.UU J
to 1.00; boy. ' suits, neat patterns, 1.
plaid suits, 3 50, 4.00, 4 50 and 9.1
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bnt wbat we have. Call and see for
PATTERSON, PENNA.
FENKSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
GETTTSBfRC, PA.
Fouiided 9n Largo Faculty
Two iu i conrres or study Classical an t
Scientittc, Fpccial couraea in all depart
meats. Obsfrvalory, Laboratories and
uc-w iinino8ium. Scam heat. Libraries,
i."J,0(0 volr.mos. Expenses low. Depart,
mt-nt of Hygiene and Physical Culture in
chareo or nn experinncel physician. Ac
cessible by irffjiient railroad trains. Loca
tion on tho BATTLEKIELD orGMtvsburg
most pleasant and iieaithy. PRBPAR
ATORT DEPARTMENT, in sepot
ote tniWinps, l;r boys and yo'iog men pre
paring f or hnsipess or College, undor spec
ial care of the Principal and three assist
ants, residing with students in the building. -Fall
term opens Septcmlrer 5th, 1895. For
Catalognes, address
H. W. MCKNIGHT, D. D.,
President,
or KEV. O. G. KLINGER, A. M.,
Principal
Octttysburg, P.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
OF M 1FFI.MTOWS, PA.
Stookholders Individoallj Liable-
JOSEPH BOTHHOCK, PrtHdenl.
T. VAN IRWIN, CuAm
CIBECTOBS.
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John Hcrtvrler, - Josiah L. Barton,
Robert K. Partor, Lonis B. Atkinsor,
T. V. Iwin.
SfOCKHOLECSS :
George A. Kppner, Annio M. Shelley.
Joseph Kotbrocb, p. r, ?anbeck,
L. A.hi-.on. , R. E. Parker, -
V. L. fo-Marcy, J. Holmes Irwin
jolin TTir:ler. Jerome N.
Chnr!rf re S aydor,
m r. . '
T. V. lr.n.
John 71. BUir,
F. U. H. P:-nt.(!!l,
Faniuol 8. Kotlj.-ck,
M. If . Sterrett,
Jatne? f. Heading,
S. W. Hn.r.M.
Josieh L, Barton,
Robert U. Patterson,
Levi Llcbt,
Wm. Swarts.
. H. J . SnoHenbernir
M. E. Scblegol.
Samuel SchlegeL
Th-er erd Konr per cent, ir.rereat wi,
pi.il on rM iMcatcs of dep,ait. .
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bring you wenlth. Wrr JOHV AKSfrr'
BfJi&J & CO., Patent Attorneylfw2S22SSr
U. C. for their $1,B00 jjriao ofler. f"ntoO.
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