Juniata sentinel and Republican. (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, July 21, 1897, Image 3
I n I f 1 ! 3r !U SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIS-FLINTOS-N" - rsasg. in Jtrmb; $2.00 irnot pi'-! !a n-Wani-. Transient sdvertisener.t3" Ir.-oneS 6t 50 esnta par lech for cash Insertion. Transient bninM ncileos !n le-eal col wan, 10 cent p.- liau fr.r each Icsartion. BsdcctloM will be nrvle to tossa derlnir to aAyerHsa by the year, fciif cr quarter SHORT LOC.1LS. Tue oats crop is promising. The Maryland peach crop is a large ODC. The oata crop in Miffli-i county is an average cats crop. Mias Evans, of Philadelphia, is" vis iting Mi Kate Mathers. John U. Haoilton visito i Mr. and Mrs. S. SLowt-is last week. The J jiiita enmity peach is a Iaia ono, ripwiirg ia September. -Irtaris Showers of Altoona ia visit ing his parents in this pluco How fortunate arc tho peoplo viho look ,t tbe bright side of life. liuttalu's ohlt st liian died at age of 107 years, tic other day. the ir.Mias KuLle of Lewistovm is visit ing Mrs. Sclilagel in Patterson. Miss Easeba Grabb cf Liverpool, is the guest of Mrs. Jamee North. The Uount Union chair factory has shnt down for the time being. . Miss Ma, v PaMerson is home from a visit to her parents in Lancaster. Extensive gold fhlJs and oil basins have brea recently foncd in Alaska. It taks thirteen days to ship fruit from California to London, England. X" Vivid Bf&ls, I). D., of Philadel phia i3 visiting in town and coauty. For prickly heat make writer s'.icht- 1 1 1.- . 1 -. . . . . . i ly bupperv wita sooa ana i.ath with it. Women did a largo percentage of the h.Tveat work in Kansas this sea son. Zcb. Welzler'a horse broke a leg or the 19th inst. Tho Piiirnal was eho. ttisa Grave Loudon L;n returned froiii r yra'rr-rt-cd vi to Pb;!adl phia. Clnyd Ucckcf PhUv.V,r.1l?n Prwn a ETiicl-r r of days in f his i!:i?y ro cer.Uy. "-Uss Nettie Siaysrr cf this p!aH is vifaitir." a r.umbrr of xtnr-h at 3iar' ietta. Charles K:ri:-r. irjg his tnc'licr, p.' r :s vi-nt-lelativc-s I oilier in t"-.vn. II v. JTr. Fah&, Lniharau lain at tuja plac.., h'is entered vacation. I imoii yflW- rt Fas'iobakor lias lot Cf peac'a 1mx--3 for side at hi3 place in Patterson. A St. Louis man weigl.i 13H poririds curried a womarj that wjflis i 2i t - ..l.li,. j The Ohio democrats in nomma-.ing a state ticket declared for silver and gold 18 io 1. The FaETiobakcr Island Jlirv-.-st Horaa will !; L'dd on Stuardav, Aa-ur-t 7, 1S:7. Cbark: Roaaaar, of Pittcb.irj, rn opntnr, is vi-skirg t!.& jfayiij family in P-dfers'r. Misi V,.iv- FisieV of A.oorsi, is visit:n7 the f-...-ii:y.f J. li. M Todd ir, P . i . y A doff?. ;asi aio:t t:' mf rea-31-rf .'tr;:;r SlBg If! !: jr? r.'or:; war.i c.iL'ii ic.nn. V.'aif.cr Iliil -t Kverctt, Pa., spent. S-ttordsv nnd Sunday with his ochool friend I'kilo Bank?. Onree-i adopted confaMnco re port on the tsrliY on Monday by a v to of 185 to 118. The game here 0:1 Saturday with the Huntingdon 9 scored 16 io 9 in favor of Huntingdon. O ie by cut., Republican post m-.s-ters aro beirf: appointed to v&rio'.xs offices in the county. A bci.i.et j roof cloth has betu ii -vented end tested in Ci:'ccgo by lire inventor of tho clodb. The Lutheran Sunday School en joyed a picnic to Schmittic's park o: the 15th, present month. Briti'.i doctors predict a trem.a dous i crease in hetfri dita!-s on aJ5 count of bi'-ycto riding. Alu ost every town in the Jucista Val:5.T bas pb installment of fresh sir c1?'' 'r.T from N jv." Yo-rk. Rv. W. S. Oa,bo :ri of TmcoI.i. II!.. vi&iicd iiis cinyir SS,riff J i'al-! fh; -.!-- ...-:!-.- I vill.-. -d-lsndH h-, ChrMi-Bad.v or Coi:ven:i.'n m .jar. t raiWiscs. Isaan E?kr. piy.?, ho bas not givn up !be d'ggi'ig fvr coal near t'le Dur.krr church north of Van Wert. There i3 a iull in tin tn'.li'.'g cf big fish Elorii'.s, which is probably owing to th big fi?i li haviugbfpa ca-iglit. Thore is yst a good d';al cf wrv.-at BMridir.g on sbock in f:e.Jut. Tho flea-.on being late from the start :o thr- finish. Tbo State fish hatcheries are. elop ed because the Legislature did n--.t appropriate mcmey to keep t'jekateh ery running. Elections, the coming fall will bg held for Governor and other Sict? officitls in Virginia, Iowa, Oaio, Mas?aeiiusetts. Win. Bell and Kilo Beaity of Mif flin cotmty, circnlnted among their friends in this town and county, sev eral days last week. The peach crop in the vicinity of "Washington, New Jersey, is a plenti. ful one. The peaclip? are dow being put upon the market. Get good ffyei y snbsrr'Wnir for tba SESTiari, Ann RitprBLic1. A Harvest Home Picsic will be held on the Presbyterian cbnroh grounds south- cf McAliaterville, Sat urday, August 7, 1897." A fonr davs encampment of the J. V. Y. A., will be held at McCture bv a9 nun bury v Lswistown railroad, oegijuiDg beptember 6, next. Miss Edith Whitmsr, 2nd daugh ter of Jacob Whitmer of Fayette tovrisbip, died of typhoid fever oa Monday, agbd about 18 years. Robert Eevnolds and wife of Har- rieb lrg and grand daughter Bessie Warner, have been visiting among friend3 in this town and vicinitv. If it ivere possible to unsex people, it would be a goad thing to do in soma cases, and then put pants on the women and pettiecafe on the mt-nJ Charles W. Book, administrator of Samuel A. Thoma, deceased, will sell farm and peach orchards near Oakland Mills on the 14th of August. 2T:ecn Mussina of Williamsport is staying villi his Kibter lira. O. C. Gortner, while Professor Gortner is attending to business affair dn Vir ginia. Editor Swallow offers ?1,000 re gard for evidanco that will lead to tho conviciiou of the paitiep, who set Pre to the S:a!o Cipiicl at Hirris burg. Last season the potatoe crop in tlid county was too plentiful. Tho crop could not be disposed of for love or money. This year the crop is a bbort one. Two girls in Wilmington Dela ware, are held under oue hundred dollars each to answer the charge of assault by tramping .on au other girls corns. J. II. RjJgera has bought the James T. Sherlock farm near Walnut P. O., for $ 7,500. It is a tip-top farm. Ljng since it was known cs thi Swars farm. Alias Maggie Eider hts retained from a protracted visit among friends in v extern Siates. She is acaom- aaied by Ler cousin Mim Jencio More, of Illinois. Tuo Chambersburg Repository of July 14, mentions that Misti Cariie Kala uf ShaJygrovp, fell forty feet from r cherrrv tree, but was iiot ftr ionfcly injnrcd. Mary Baker, of Cass Cor.aty, V , celcbraicd Iut 0(5:!-, buthdxy by -ii -ii hit- ibo wh"t teld and Und"- f.r;tn?h Hii-avr.s io furukii fc-u-veuirs to Lr relatives. i'w JjHwihtowu board ! lwAlh !v i."itjjncd, hcKtue iiio ton-rs isounc-d vculd !ot approve iL:-ir .'H,3 of i,v,tH, and etiii the hcaiHi of tttn pe-.-pie of I.t'.'.-is'o.YU rc-'nains g-o .1. J.'?a Kiaslcc n! Van DjL-, Fa. i i'o of Company C, lut Pa. Cavu-ry, 1 r j born rrii-ited uu inoreaso of n.'ti-.-o:. v.iih'$113 80 backpay, tbrJ.ih tiio ucy of Wia. Fry, .Uaxico, Pa. ra despite t')2 nr.rrative of iialxi-'f bi snake. Thy picnic people beiiev; Uio su'.ko ii; dead and that it as tie iaat of its kiod, and hence thero 13 no Itiacger. Mrs. Wood and Miss Fannie Erjad r,f jjj , Uts - Ceiiej' ar visitors, av-d Mr. Fred Johnson and rorey fcteel, r,t Jfhi!a-..elprua are boarders at lVta. Gasa, iu MilfJrd township. E.wi'd Wif5 Ob, j.rof!aor, cooic lias fauen ani Lr jken her cAte bow! i; one;! You t--! l !wr win to fxpe if -;t st:e br'ik? Frv:C PfV more.-!-1) .J .r. Porry Co., was hi 1 CD ',f -1 lire lay ev.:r.inf. h-w black 3if.!ii. 7 i'i;i 'Vi! ! lu:'i .'. 1; i'.ti ;;'. -c"l 1 i,.v,,; ."oVdV 1 tin-.' I'li ES that man ; Mr. Ki'e Er.tnin. r, thiw ch-l-.don ar.l airttt-rs. Misc-p Grace and D-ll V,Triht oi Phikdslphia, are spending (he pumninr with their pa- rents Sir. and Mrs. Clarksoa Vrright in Paittrfion. Tia D.inp:.ia coanty court after finding Dr . Swall-s-r. guilty cf libel iag John C. Drdanty, Superintend o.nt (d Pubiic Buddings and Grounds, sentcrcid him to pay a fine cf five hiindred dollars A new ceiling for the Court House audiouco chamber ha.-, 1-e.en contract ed i,r with II. D. Funk of IVteraon for .'?312. Tho prerenl ceiling i i plaster has become ddngeroup. The new coiling is to be of wood. A v.toi nazwid Andree on3 two com panion?, all ie-rced enough to know better, started for Norway on tie 11th day of July io a balloon to tind the North Polo. Ii will ba a sur prise, if they are ever heard from. Robert McMccr., Esq., had his wheat hauled t-j tht barn last week, ar.d there threshed as it came from the Sold. The, ttraw was stored in the barn, straight from the threfiktr i"!ri,w r. 1'he wlioal -aaa good. Last Word.-sy Mrs. ISor.rott and it'iitcr ana .-ars. CiiHS. ramo act r.t.c. ll)!Ije vi j 0. Gilson v, here Mrs. FraiT T.-iil v.sit soma- time, Mrs. Bei-aDt rnd l:,'.igi.ter only spndhij a fi?w d.iys. The Slxtixel & Repi'umcan take pleac.".!!- in r.cknowkdging the ro-c.-h-'t : t a crd of invitation to the 3rd Annual outing of Ihe Altoor.a Ty pographionl Uuiori No. 210 at RLo dodondeou Purk, L'ovdsvide Satur diy, Jrdv 24, IS'JT. Since the 10i.h of last Fel-.ruary, cattle dealers vV. F. ilair.es and M. T. Diiimover bouglit ai.d skinned from iJeavertown, Snyder county, 200 cows, 25 fat. steers nsd 90 calves, paTinjr U'.e s the farmeis for t:e same, five ttjou&ar.d six five de'lnr?. hundred ar.d twenty Oa the night of ice 12th inst., some ona set on fin-' tbe large dwell ir.g hous-': on li o DcIIuii' farm on the edgo cf tho wilds .of Lkking Crock V-dlr-y. The light of the fire was sea bv 1 eople in Ibis town, but it was several dpys before information could be obtained of tho wherealouls of tho fire. The property belonged to Cloyd Horning. The hwise was un occupied. Hunteis and fishers in that etction will miss tiie house. Lewistown Gazette: George He6a caught a tterman carp in the river a little below the watch box, Saturday, that moatured twenty-one inohes in length, was twenty iches in circum ference and weighed 12 pounds. Editor John Speddy of PortRoyaL was-ia town on uriaay wun nts match team of gray horsos and hand some carriage. He ha one of the nicest turn-outs in the county.. A drive around town aa he gave us, hai almost awakened a desire for a two horse team and cirriae Gold, gold, in great quantities in Alaska, but it takes a game man to go there and get it, and not all the game men who go, succeed. If there is much gold there, as reported, gold will not rule as high as now, "in the swset by and by." ' ' Robert, the bri:M ex vear old son of K. II. and Isabella MeCiintie, be came ill with throat trouble, on the lllh inst., and on the wording of the 14tb , died. He was an only son and his sudden illnass and unexpected de'ich was a hard stroke on his pa re its. Ic f ei :n :i t in the Presbv ierian cemetery on lac. 17th of present month. ' At the Musical College, Froeburg, Snydor county, P i , none but the best methods are need, so that to day it is recognized as one of the fore mopt pchools of music in the country. $33 will pay for a term of six weeks, instruction and board. Full term will begin Aug. 30. For catalogues address, Hexkv B. Moyer, tf. Director. Two grains of wheat that got into the boot of Henry B. Wisuer of near Sohwouksvillo, Pa, while ho was iiVig wheat made two little sores in the instep of hi right foot, and soon so inflamed his foot and kg, that the limb was amputated six ixjches above the knee, to save his life from b'o d poisoning. The motion for a new trial in the case of Dr. Swallow, convicted of li beling John C. Delancy, Superintend ent of Public Buildings and grounds at Harnsburg, was over-ruled by the Dauphin county court. The case will be carried up to tho higher court. Subscribe for tbo Sestinet. and Rei-hbcIcax, a paper . that contains c!u:oe rejding maiter, full of inform lion that does the reader good, and in addition ks that all local news that are worth publishing find places in it ColuUil:S. tf. TLn e'iy dailv iapfcrs lat week were teeii-iir.jr v. iih long articles about a yoliiisal diliereactt that ihev naid ! had sprung up bftween Governor UaL-t:n-,3 ana h.-nator I2u.iv on ac count of some bill that Qiviy wanted Hastings t." eir., r.n-1 the Governor would nut do it. Bn:KEr.r. Uxivebsjt T , TT John ITow- srd Ti'nrvi'!, Preside :t; O-dlcgo, with f r.r course:! of Eiudy leading to de gito; Academy a prf-pavai-;ry school: ra::i.-s' Institute, a refined boarding insic School, for bith sexes; Homer Bcndci's nhimnc-v took fire last Friday afternoon, but asid3 from a scare of his family and a socty aincll iu that section of the town, no harm was done. Samuel Rollman pvemptly get out h;3 hoao to work 1 1-1 1 e ?t i - and bv a liberal use of -Aucedoma . - ... . . - , from sparks from Cm e'eimney. .Air. John Mu-sser of Walker town ship, threshed bis wheat crop iast wcf:k. and had suna (.f the vhc-.-.t con - VCJlO'-l t.t' flo.-.i and then into, : bread uiinn-diU-I". The bnlawco of the vvbeat that he did not n.-iid f'.r home consumption the 00m iug year and f.ir the coming fall s.:ad;n;i, ht. r.oid. It was quick work, j wheat was good. '1 he demand tVr wooden shoes is on the- ir-'treitse in tire west. It 'se-iid tbe awkwardness of wearing wooden shoes soon passes away. They do not become p-vnrated with moisture like leather shoee. They arc said to bo comfortable and warm in winter and out wear two and three pair of; leather shoes. Western people ay the days of wooden shoes for Amcii cius are bore. Buy your hunting 'lugs and have them acquainted before the hunting season opens. I have the following to offer, gnaranteed thoroughly brok en on their game and reliable. Fox hounds, i&bbit hounds, beagles, sst ters and pointers; also some fine Newfoundlands, spaniels, collies, fox and bull terriers; fancy poultry and pigeons; Bslginm and Gorman hares: prices low. J. Howaiit Taylor, Ang.27.ly. West Chester, Pa. Many people rssrmbled at Beavcr towD, Snyder county, during the late wheat cottiog to witness tbe cutting of wbeit by the primitive cjcle. A number of the old man of that p irt of the country assembled toshow the present generation how wheat waa tut two gfri'crntiCEs ago. It is siid that the skill f.nd cunr.ing of the cyc lers' bands w: ro not lost in lha ysars that interrcntid, from disuse since Hi.-ir boyh;r-d days, '.1 ;:e kar ! ud to cycle fei'iili- A. .. V .r.ebre-unor, mf rohaui-, e.d 52 yocrs, aon of licv. John Wina brrnnt-r, founder of the Wint-bren- ninn religion ras taken out of jadon Saturday fit Beatrice, Neb , and strip ped, tarred and feathered and recloth ed and again put in jaii by the mob. He was put to jail on information of wife, for having bru'.al'y beaten his step-daughter. The girl ilfidfrom his house two weeks ago !o Denver, Colorado. doliu Tyson of Mifflintown has trapped many wild c:ts arid black bcare, but if he does rot lock out, John P. Swops nf Huntingdon Co., may yet beat him. The llaiitingdon county trapper hunts thc.r dens, and by getting his trap 3 among tbo wild animals, has tbe r.dvaulage of a trap por like Tyson, who docs not hunt the beasts in their docs. Swope says: Tbe big wild c.i- dcu on the Warriors Ridge, between Filmore Pi per's aud L;-c nder.s, had right, wild cata ia if, two old ones and six young ones about half grown. I caught seven near the den and an old heona at a rabbit's hole about 50 yards away from the den. ttteni .vired rtt p.aaie and Art. Srud o. For cata o-u, ad- tt iio . I 3 ., T, . 1XT ,? A . tion3, $S to $10 pei term: single drt S-,theR5pstrar Wm. C. Gretz-1 40 d b ingcr, LewisbnriT, Pa. tf. j trains afJ f;. B The Detor Jfrs. " Brown " has sent for me to go and see her boy, and I must go at once. His Wife What is the matter with the boj? The Doctor I don't know, bnt lire. Brown has a book on "What To Do Before the Doctor . Gomes,' and , I must hurry up before she does it aiidVal Record. acob Auckcr was severely hurt laid off work all last week bv a steer.. He and William Cleck went to Rev. Soloman Sieber's place near Thouipsontown to get tho steer that W. H. Saasman had bought The purpose was to butcher the animrl at Sausman's place The steer did not take kindly to having a rope put around its horns. The restriction of its disposition to go as you please, made it stubborn and hard to dr .ve, but with all that the two men got along with it tobrab'y well till in the neighborhood of tha Evans mill. There the beast cut a Texas steer ca per, and dashod around like a cabled baloon in a ptorm, and in the flurry got a swing on Auc!tor's rope with such force that he was jerked off bis feet and landed cn his stomach on a stump. It was thought he would di e He-is recovering. Perry County Advocate: A bolt of lightning struck a shock of wheat on David Reader's farm, Centre town ship, Tuesday of lest week. The shock was burnt up. " There has been "a great deal of stealing going on in this valley of late. One of our farmers missed sheaves of wheat, and a close watch was kept, which resulted in the capture of the thief, who confessed. We hope he may pet the full extent of the law. Mrs. Jas. Jtfurphy died sud denly at her home, in Newport, Sun day morning, July 11th. She had told her daughter what to prepare for brrakf.ist, and asked her husband, who had just arisen whether he thoiiirLt she heard kcr. The hus band replied and turning to look at his wife discovered that she had pass ed away in an instant. ' ' MILLINERY. Good news for you. Hats for 5, 10, 15, 17, 19 nod 253. Some betler grades also, Trimmed Hats for 35, 40. 50, 75c, $1.00, $L25, $i 50. All goods reduced at 4ti M. A. Diehx's. Camp Meeting. The Juniata Valley Camp-.Wc-ting at Newton Hamilton, will onc-n Aut ! ust 10 and closo August 20. It is a pleasant place to spend a day or liia -.iii-ie tmu. luo rengicus st-mees make it doubly altrai-tive to re'.igious- I v i:tC: to eu people. I he rtiigionsex crcis.K will bj in chargs of Rov. J. B. Ki-wmeiaua of Port li yai. The rcu ftic will bo in charge of TJr. 33. S. T , t TT Til : ,f :4 - r'iiiy 4 JUrt.'liStMlu;. Alio I.I !t t) 1.1 . 1 it:j.i'H I'jj. 111.' uuu iiovu Mairtt uum been reduced to $3 and will only bo rented together. Boarding per term, $t5.50; boardinpr per day, SO cents; single meal, 30c; children under 12 ! at t!:e ground es'try day j W SJ?T rMILASlEL- . -. , L , T 1 For the annual meet of the League , , . , , nl ., , 01 Ainericar. v. heelmen at Piiiladel- phis. Anjnst 4 to 7, the Pennsylva nia Railroad Company will sell spec ial tickets from all puiji:"3 011 its sys toiii to Phiiadelchia and returu at ! rate of a c-ictrld fare for the round 'rip: No r.iic Iftfs thau twenty-five j cents Tickets v. id be sold and will be ;ood going on August 3 and 4, find good 10 roiurn until August 9, 1S97, inclusive. Great Oraagcru' I'lcaic for 1S97- T!if; geai Gi angers' Picnic for 1897, will be 1 c'd at Willi ras' Grove, Pa , August 2:$ to 2Sth. From in quiries and cm t fiic! 3 received, the display of farm n-achinery end im plement:3, clao if horticultural and live stock, prouiines ti txe?ed any ex kibilitn yet held. Tho camp will be fully up to the standard, all tho old as well aa many new cottagt-rs have already ergaged quart-t rs. On the platform promiacnt Agriculturists and Statesmen as we.ll cs political stamp speaker, wid givo their vie.va cf the. condition t f affair.". The fi cancial questtc-n vill ba ably discus ecd. In the evening illustrated kc tures. the Cuban War, tho Turko Oreciau War and no'ed countries cf the wi rid; ai?o concerts by some of tha b-st talent in the country wtU en teitaiu these in attendance. Hlf rates on a'd railroads. For circulars trivig fuller information, write to R. EL Thomaa, General Manager, Mc-cha-icfabarg. Pa. G. .1 It. E!tC A M EWT. UtTFALO. HALF HATES VIA TENSVLVAMA RAILROAD. For the National Entrapment ot the Grcnd Army of the Republic, at Buffalo, August 23, the Pennsylvania Kaii.-osd Ct.mpany, will sell special tickets from all points on its system to Buffalo and rctr.fin at rale of asin- !0 fare for the round trbo. TLece tick-its will be sold end wili bo go ;d g-jiug on Augiis! i:i to 20, ana gco-i to re.lu:n m.i earlier than August 24 uc r later than Aug ust 83, 1897. 2i usirtin iiketiiri: cami- illKF.TIXti. SJ J". KKl'Ut'Ur) RATES MA PSN'N?VLVANiA RAIL ROAD For tbo Ucit! BrflJiren CJiru iuccl:nx at Mt. G; tuw, Ta., August 3 io 12, 1S97, tho I'onneyivaaia IlaiS rcaJ CoiDpany tsi-il excursion tickeis from tl'. j oints on i;i s;8tm cast of Piltsbui'f nd Erio, nn l west of r.cd iseludiag PliiiiiJt iphia, li.iit. Grtilca Rtitl return &t retluccd rates. TLesc tkk:-ia will l.e sold Aug jst 1 to August 12, ir.clusivc, ooil to it. twru uutil Au-jus!. 20, 1S97, irjc'usive. Fcr f peciCo rale, coii-uti.ii.s, &e., sp ply to I'ocrtibt ttckut nyt-J-'t. Wonderful are the cures by Hood's Snrffnpnrilla and yet it is only because as th i::i.' true blood puritier, it malics pure, nUi, healthy, life-giving blood. Hood's Pills for the liver and! bowel, net easily, yet iironiiitly. S5c. VHt;l. liil'f Vf.ifr.l Cl.f.-.i rtLU'In. SCHOTT'S - . ' if : JULY REDUCTION SALES ARE m FULL BLAST. Wanlti rlros itoo(1 sell raridlv. and no wonder, when the prices are understood, raw wol higher, our stylish woolen dress goods will be lower. RIG VARIETY OF COLORINGS, Dress goods for 10, 12j, 15, 20 and '25c. 10 yards of Elvin Suitings for 75 cents; only half price. 1500 yards of 3 kinds ef wash goods, that are remarkable. Imported Dimities for ar.d one nail to vc, worm io cents. Scotish lawns for 4 cents worth 6 cents. Lappet and organdies for 12a and 15 cents, worth 25 cents. LOOK Wn AT EINE ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, we are selling for 1 cents, worth 15c Other dress ginahams for 5Jct 6c, and 7 cents. Choice lots of wUh goods for'Sc Gc 7c and 8c; challies 10 yards for 25 cents. Lace and Embroidery boxes are being emptied; lot of 2f.c embroideries fcr 15 cents. 18 cent embroideries for 10 cents 12-i cent embroideries f'o6i cents. Butter color laces, thst were 25c, fcr 10c Mid 15c Lace Curtain?, Curtain Stuff of all kinds are sold at such low prices, if 3rou can use any, we are determined to give you low prices, liLACK DRESS GOODS. Shelf emptying is going on here, not only the quantities being sold but the goods at the low prices will be a ;reat In ducement for jou to buy Large Assortments of carpets and oil clef!), at reduction prices. Large Assortment of shoes at low price?, and whm we say low prices we mean it. S Shirt waists, Skirts, tea gowns and wrappers, all are sold at reduction sale price?. 103 to 109 DrMjsre vStret-t, MifUintown, Pa. 1865, BSTABLIS.HKD. 1807. gpefrial invitation To 2' PuMk To attend the Attractive Sale of Ci- dl.it'; th;t t.s n daily from 9& l "SV W - It will be TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS Who nave money to invest to examine the Stock cf Gx.Ja for MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN It is truly marvelous to See TBE BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Suits -and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Lew Prices. His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't f lil ve him a call if in need cf Clothing. to givt ). W. HARLEY. mifflin town iP-A.. iv O V.V. "sa cf cui S'.K.''.'kt:.:-'.a. 1 s. Ov.r r.-lvicc to al- QUIZHN a CO., TJic 0plic:a,i9,iaio C!;esi-ui it-, 1IW-iu. I'acu.'rlM?- T'l f.pcr:.- ' A.t auJ IlruinS.'n: ipe;t.-y i:! OIham ;ur K;-c ctsi.i :.i..iKr avui. on receipt of 4.3Mi'. 'TssrsicfspiLLS rt thing rli ttsut tailed to brit.'ji i 1.1. t .n .t.,.t.A V..fll l-m- nuD.-si, siom.ca uitxi ;, t-.Mnoi.ti:U I-.SK YOVh l.itt.-'i'iltrr fcr TH!!KITKt! i'll.trft. By uaAii A cou; per pckiurc c sc:-oci viitoe Tr-w;v. F.-tV7. itnavwr IWla tr cnrw-MANNEKS donbic eztsaok KAKAP AK11XA. SOc Ti.-rrw'acvo STOEES; under the new tariff, will be Si : 2" V C Of - - r:-t;'.i v.-h-. l;-:-. : .(. s'. 2 0; .i! .'1 ie piud lrauiy m i z ii l.ot i.'rsii t --ir.c. T-.ti! ?.-.fii v.'e i -o-.r'tn;1!! J CB :v(l'Z V:OLA Cr.tAC a-i i.-..iif ti r...-!. 1: till -::p.i - i.'-i to f.ao ci t;:.:i:pr.I h' . r.i;. i.:i!W... i i-C's- !t c j.'.-s Ci':;. rSM-.i. KrcS.i.s Knelt lr., li,-i.-U-3, Sua1-.i-i. .:. i'fn-.'.'.'f. V.d '.: rr.vciioi-s ;.' t.: it. .f. a.jt :.ia.,-.!.v.y?;v -el .-: - 'j; t. :Vt ' ! :iji.i ; tv.'r' ?(;.:; jU 6tttn l.---t Ti.i t up..-i r,.A;;.t .' " v. S, C fc'il iSiJ t CO.. Tltc.'. -3 lss cri cs: ,7 ?: r t K:sr s im;'v.'ssjs1 dan! ty braU f'ii f.T 1 : fit- i. t 5. n..SAlfl CeaI vs ?i -- - iVv' M) Special C0UMTEBS for Shelf Worn G.0 0DS. AH Summer Ba rg'ains. H0LL0BAUGH & SOW. GRANITE ENAMELED- WARE is as far ahead of other Enameled ware as china is ahead of clay. THIS WEEK BED0CED prices have gives a fresh m.pctus to the sale of this iinecjnafcd ware and placed ii within reach of the smallest purse. AT OUR FIGURES IT IS CHEAPER THAN TIN WARE Eleven and one. half inch wah basin, 20c; reduced from 30c. Twelve and enc-haif inch " " ,25c, reduced lrom 40c. Two quart Coil'eo boiler, -40c rck;;id from COc. Fourteen quart dish pan CO-.; reduced from 90c. One Tint Drinking cups 10c; reduced from 15c. AT KM. M'OlillM T1U7S have ion mim deposit? AllE YOU A BORROW Elt ? -CAS-L AT T8S F1BST BArf K, ' S'.IFFLTN'lV.WK, l i. 'OUR PER CENT INTEREST VMh ON TIME CERTIFICATE. Kcasy Loaned at Lowest Rates. 3 ;rrr flit:..; . Sn-. .- iJ'.v.'.i....S.Y tt -1 .:ri-i., frc. .'.;:.t! -r ii.vir.i jc ia til A-i.-fic. V,b I:hvo u ViftHT,-iod j.Gcf; ISit'.rs tnkrtn 'vouu bluett & Co. ructiiva ftpeciul uct.ee i:t t;;c tCltNTJFIS tw.r.nfl'-i!l- Mlu-tmtwl. lnrct cirmlation cf nuy fH.-datlflc r..roal, wik'r, te.-r-i- :i y.-p, risu mi.nthr. cpe. :u:hd ixi..l-s and iL: xo 1uuk os 1'ati:-it8 Best Irce. A idreaa MUMiM 4 CO., 361 Ilrondwav, New Yarlu Consumption Suro!jr C irsri. T Thi Enrrca: MfAoe tn'orm yota r.rvlcri ill. I iiart a p-wntive reui?dy fcr thn abva-Ei-. ly its t-.rrely na tboneiK''t3 orb .-.W. c'-.- i:-.Vi. w u pcr;ur..ciUy curel. 5 jt.all l soul bu'.-a or lay rm.oly tu vi'- rc.lt.ra vto have cr,iiAunipti(..n it tii.' -i; e.viti rm uacU Kxnn-w aud P. O. fc.uin.-fi8. !:.-:t- : lui-;. . x..Muci l.il.C..lill6!at..N i. Clothing Selling PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE, GETTl'SIMJRC, PA. Founded In IS.fi. Largo Faculty Two fn'l courses ol ttudy Classical and Sc'cntilic, P pecial courses In all depart mirjlK. Observatory, Laboratories and new (5T,B)T38i'im. Seam heat. ' Libraries, 2l!,000 volumes. Extnses low. DeparU uint of Uygiene and I'hysical Culture io charce of an experifcucod physician. Ao repsiMe hy frequent railroad trains. Loca tion on tho BATTLKKJKLD ol Gettysburg, most plesfan ar.d healthy. PREPAR ATORY OEP.4RTMEHT. in sepat ate biiiWing-s, tor boys and yo'iDR rnenpre piirir.g lor bunii'i'M" or College, under spec ial "are of th Triucip-! and three assist. i ante, residing with students in the building. ' Fall term opors September 5tb, 18. For j Catalogues, address H. W. MUKiMUUl, U. I'., President, or REV. O. G. K LINGER, A. at., Principal Qetttysburg, Pa. JUNIATA VALLEY BAM. F Mlf FLIKITOWIt, PA. StorkholderB Individually Liable- JOS"i'II EOTHRCCK. Prttidtnt. T. VAN IRWIN, Ctukttt DIRECTORS. W. C. Porcero. Joseph Rotbrock, J-jb'l tldTtliT, Jostah L. HartOD, Louis E. Atkinsoi, R;w.rT K. Pi-rtier, T. V. Irwin. KrocxHoLDEas : r,e-.-pe A. Key.ver, Annie M. Shollny, Jr.--. vh Rot! rot I. V. MaLt-eck, !.. !:. A.ikinscu, R. E. Parker, W. C". I'o'.nroy, J. Holmos Irwin .l.iii Hrt.:er, Jorftuie, N. Thompson, (hur!ot!c!-5'-Vde, .lui'D M. B!ir, F. M. S. Peonejl, Hannitl S. H.ithfick, M. N. Sterre.tt, jatr.es G. n ending, b. VV. lieii'.. Samuel Scblepe!. T. V. Irwin. Josi".h L Barton, Rr.hcrtH. Patterson, Levi Light, Win. B warts. II. J. Sheltenberger M. K. Scblegel. Threo ai.d V'-. '-.r per cent, ir terost will ba . void on :! .!':itisof d.-posit. 'ian 23, 18J7 tl WANTED-AN IDEAJT&'g HLTlvN"tfc CO., Patent Attorneys, WaabinfrlOBA 1 li. C-. lor tbwr Jlsuu ptuo oflc?. - i i i I ! I !