SENTINEL -REPUBLICAN
MIPFLINTOWlT
TEBSTS.
BnlJtcrlvtlon, $10 p.3r annam
!n idTanees $2.00 ir BotpaMtaadvJ
ewt per Ineh for each fcuwtteo.
Transient tra.slii ess Bottoo m local col.
TOW, 10 c en til pe, Hne for h lnwrtlnn
tOjdTerttae by the year, balf or q;Mrtei
SHORT LOCALS.
Some farmers nowed whet in An?-'
Witb September have coma fresh
oysters.
The eff rt to organize a beer trust
hnn failed.
Ezra Parker of Washington, D. C,
is in town -
Colonel Thomas Moorebead is on a
trip to the west..
Hiwird Kirk is a juror attending
Co Jrt at Williamsport.
Frank Warner caught a carp from
the river the other day.
It looks dangerous to see children
limb onto running wagons.
Mrs. Mam Cjx of AHoona is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Zeiders.
Some one is asking why moat men
refrain from attending church.
This is court weok and the town
present? court week appearance.
Mrs. Jennie Marks of Patterson
has been quite ill the past week.
There will be more cloverseed in
Juniata than in many pasf, years.
Lightning destroyed six baroa in
Bedford county the past summer.
Ojramon sod is a good thing to
remove the pain of Mosquito bites.
Mrs. Stewart Mcloy of Patterson is
visiiing in Altcona and Lowistown.
Mrs. Chas. Mayer with frienda, is
spending some time nt Atlantic City.
M-iUh. AlHsDn of Tyrone, spent a
number of clays in tuis piae, recently, i
There was an Odd Fellow celebra
tion at Thompsontownlast Saturday, i
M:sa Joo Wilson of Lwiatown, is
the guest of her sister Mre. Ezra C.
Doiy.
The peaches shipped from this
stafion last week averaged about 50a
a crate.
Tbirteen. car-load? of peaches wero
snipped trora tins place last aionuay
evoaiDg
Miss Carrie Dair has secured a
position as teacher of a school in Pbil.
adclphia.
City vacation people are returning
from the country nfier a health giv
ing on ing.
The Crawford family held a picnic
in Pomeroy's orchard at Port Rjyal,
last Friday.
It is chimed that gold has been
found ia Karthaus township, " Clear
field county.
Charles Watts is at homo from
Washington, D. C, on a - several
weeks vacation.
The doctor and undertaker smile
over tha thought of the coining of the
foot-bail season.
Mrs. G!andiDg Robison and daugh
tar Miss Eilio, are visiting iho Cramer
lainuy m Patterson.
Shiinld frost appear before the last
of this month it will make many
bushels of soft com.
Mrs. Wm. Pacuock of Pittsburg,
is vising her iiaresr-ts Mr. aad Mrs.
J. D. M. Todd in Patterson.
After three weeks visu, to his pa
rec-'s, Andrew C- A'lieon has return.
ed lo his business in Tyrone. -
Iist Friday Southard Kobison of
this town rode on LishicyeletoIJelie
fonte from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Vtchine men cUici to have corn
harvatt-rB that cut aa-.I deliver to
shock 8 to 10 acres of c ra a day.
Miss Pidge Pat ton of Lswistown,
spent Su.idav with her sister Mrs.
Wilberforce Schweyer at this place.
The person who has a half doz&a
ewe sheep to sal! may ba directed to
a purchaser bv calling at this office.
Frost nut in au ?.proarance at
Crfwson Springs on the mountain be
yond Altooua one morning 1-ist w!f k.
Kansas has more acres planted to
corn than evor, but it not good and
will vield not over 20 husbela to the
acre.
Last Monday, lawyer Uirch rode
ou 'tis bicvele from Helint'grovo lo
thi' pl'ice in threa hours to attend
court.
Harrison Gehru; of Potter county,
peeled 23C cords cf bark this season.
A number of davs his average won:
was eleven cords.
From a hole sevs:.tv Cve feet from
the Ground in a tree in Center county.
Joe Auman and Haivc-v took 70
pounds of Lonty.
-Miss Beckie Cnnniagham and
niece Miss Mutv Cnnninchara of Ne
braska, are paving ft vinit to fri&nds
in Tuscarora Valley.
Harry Ellis of this place caught all
told 53 bass smoe the reason was
ushered in !u6t spring. 20 of these
he caught the past week.
JSiicnt car-loads of peaches were
shipped from this station last Satur
aay nigtit. ine mo:-t ol tuem were
destined for Ohio towns.
Mrs. LaviDia Mr3. Sarah
Wise and Misses Jennie and EIHe
Howe, drove to Lewisfown last Sun
day and spent the day there.
A new womsn in New York City
went crazy last week from the exces
eive use of tobacco. Having gotton
toe taste of tobacoo she used it to ex
cess and became crazy.
Are people growing better is asked
in St. Louis. . Oyer the statistics of
l;s-t year, which reveals the startling
iK?b taat lor every 5s0 people there,
there was one arrest for crime.
The gold and silver Democrats of
York State can no moro get together
than did the same elements in the
Democratic Reading Convention from
which gold bug Harrity 'was ousted.
Chan. Howe, Frank Murray and1
Leslie Allison of Washington, D. C,
took advantage of Labor-Day to visit
their homes in this place.
American tourist preachers were
never as numerous in Europe aa this
year. Almost very other preacher
"i America has an 'ambition to visit
Europe.
Tb.9 dtaciency in the world's Bap
ply of wheat this year is estimated at
112,000,000 bushels. If that is true
the price of wheat will not go below
what it now is,
Harry Martin, who has been en
gageel m business at Manhattan
Beach, returned to his home in town
to take a few weeks vacation before
returniig to Princeton.
Th3 Mifflin county fair tried to get
on its feet last week. The fairs of
that county in the past ran well for a
wnuo, but on the home stretch ran
into the clutches of the sheriff.
Wheat was worth $1. a bushel in
Jrhiiadelphia on the 2nd inst. On
the 3rd it dropped to 98c a bushel.
On the 4th it rose to $1. On Monday
it was down to 99Jc. Oa Tuesday it
was $1.
A number of Juniata county veter
ans are in attendance at the encamp
ment this week of Jha Juniata Valley
Veteran Association at McClnre, Sny
der county. Everyone wishes them
a good time.
The- Harrity J-3ft)raonian Domo
crats were hnstlea around in the
Garman-Reading Convention, about
like they were handled by the middle
of the Road men m the Convention
that nominated Bryan.
This is said to be "louse week,''
and on that account some farmers
will not sow wheat. They say wheat
sown this week is liable to be destroy
ed by fly. Reader, what is your ob
servatioa on the subject.
It is estimated that before the sea
son closes over one hundred thousand
crates of peaches will have been ship
ped from this station, and as many
moro from Thompaontown, aud quite
a number from Port Royal.
Harry Clabansr'u who was a clerk
in the Second National Rank of A.I-
toona when the concern collapsed.
committcd eu'cido by shooting a bul
let througn his head last Tuesday.
His mind was unbalanced by thi fail
ure of the bunk.
By the end of November night sot.
ties down on the Klondyke gold fild,
aud there is no more daylight till the
last of February when day again be
gins to com 3. Three months of
night and the wannest weather 30
decrees below zsro.
Thomas McClellan is ia town, mak
ing arrangements for the erection of
a residence at the east end for his
daughter Sirs. Svaesos, who bought
a lot in the Schweier extension. Mr.
Svenson who is an architect, drew a
handsome plan cf the house.
A tii year old son of John Dunn
in Patterson, foil off a wagon on
which he had climbed and lit in euch
a way oa the street that a hind wheel
caught the right sido of his head be
hind the ear and scraped the scalp off
clean to the bone. The boy still Iivhs
Tales of gold dug frosi the frozan
region of the Klondyke. What pleas
ant reading they are. Ona shudders
to think of the tales that may ba told
of the bail clad, halt fed people, who
have rushed into that cold land
tales tbat may bo told, tsvo, three and
fopr and five months heaca.
At tho an?Tal meeting of the
Wayne County Nebraska Veteran As
sccittion noid at iNeidon Orncsiey s
grove on Aagast !20tb, resolution.? of
respect to tha memory of Licnten?.ct
John T. Vettlen were passed. When
Mettlon was in the army against re
bellion, l.e was a citizen of Ja'sfata
county.
Rev. Eiuil Leway who some years
ego preached for the McAlisterville
Presbyterians, last Saturday, asked
Huntingdon Presbytery, which met
ia Bcllwood. Blair county, to dissolve
the pastor?.! re!at;onsfesisiing between
him and the church at Junht. so
that he may beoom-'j a taach.r of Un-
gu"!ges in Va's
f hf V. ir!-. T.ihortv 4n lfmT
Pittsburg.
Nawton llsmiiton Watchmen, Sep
tember 4: Indignant citizm3 of Al
lenville, blpw np the stone at the
place, marking the boundary line be
tween Huntingdon and Vdyin coun
ties, placed th:re by the county lino
commission. A board now marks
tho ppot bearing the opitath: "Gone,
but not forgotten. At rest.''
Learning aad wealth are hard to
get. Learning is harder to gt than
wealth. A nion by a fortunate com
bination of circumstances or by persis
tent application at wo- k, and by a sav
ing of money my acc a'i.mulnte wealth,
br.t there is only one way by which
one can become lourced and that is
by work. Learning cannot be hand
ed from one person to another.
On Sunday evening whila on the
way from Bush meeting the horse
driven by Richard Cunningham,
tramped on a roliii.g stone on tho
Pike along tho Thompson woods this
sido of Mexico, and broke the joint
of a front leg between the ankle
joint acd the foot. Pr. Si'-bor was
called and declared the break beyond
repair whereupon the horse was ehot
to put it out of misery.
Mies Lizzie B. Raymond of Bos
ton, believes that woiura shoal! have
tha right just aa men have of propos
in and putting her belief into prac
tice. She wrote a lctt;r to the bach
elor Mayor of Boston, proposing mar
l i:ige. In hr-r let tor of September
3. to the mayor sho sfiys some nice
things and pops tho question ia this
way "If you are contemplating mar
riage I sir.eirely offer you my heart
and hand.
Many people havo a belief that
they can go to the gold region and
begin to dig for gold anywhere.
Such is not the case. They can go
into the wild unexplored parts of Al
aska aud British America and dig for
gold, but how many have a true
knowledge of what hardships and
dangers that brings. To go where
gold has boon discovered ia paying
quantity is like going into any thick
ly st tiled community. The mines
have owners and there is no chance
there except to work for others with
head and hands, which is a food
thing to do, provided one can get
employment.. '
Messrs. Manbeck & Nelson and
Shellenberger, have sold the valuable
tract of coal and timber land of 1500
acres that they purchased last Febrn
ary in Somerset couuty.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller McDonald
of MifBintown had a pleasant visit on
Wednesday last from Mrs. Dr. Camp
bell of Newport and Miss Laura
Weiaer of Muhon tonga, Pa., cousins
of Mrs. McDonald.
Hawkins "I see your folks are
back from the seashore." How are
they!" "Oh, they stood it first rate.
I can't see, but they are nearly as
well aa they were before they start,
ed." Cleveland Leader.
Papers from different parts of the
State report tho English sparrow at
work on corn in the fields. They
te:r on the bask at tbe pin-. of the
ear and eat the soft grain away to a
distance of seveiai inches.
The Republicans of Pike county,
had almost as wild a row in their
county convention last week as the
Democrats bad in thair State conven
tion last week as the Democrats had
in their Stat9 convention at Raading.
A word of denial fr Jin State Treas
urer Haywood, would settle tho state
ment that he has a bond of $20,000
to secure him f r money that he paid
out of the State Treasury to msn
who were drawing salary at Harris
burg, during the session of the Leg
islature without a warrant of law.
Since fire destroyed tbe house on
the Island north of Mifflin, W. G.
Varnes the farmer has been boarding
in a temporary buifding erected near
the site of the burned building. This
week he will move his family into
town and remain until a new farm
house shall be erectod by O Mathers
The Hollidaysburg Register of Sep
tember 1st, says: Gordon H., a
horse which was formerly owned by
Mr. P. S. Dancan, won two $1,000
races in one week at Rigby park,
Portland, Ms., and obtained a record
of 2.1CJ. The animahwas bred by a
former resident of Bedford county,
Dr. J. W. Madara of Lexington, Ky.
Last Saturday evening just as Mr.
George Hower was ia tho act of get
ting out of hia spring wagon at his
stable in this place, tho ubiquitous
small boy ran in front of his horse
anil shied tho animal into a sudden
back ward movement that caused Mr.
Hower to fail out, whereby he sus
tained a severe strain of hia left
wrist. Ha has been carrying it in a
sling since then.
From this distance European af
fairs have a warlike appearance.
There should not be war. Nations
should no mire b- allowed to fiorht
each other any mora than individuals
are allowed to fight each other.
Among individuals, courts and jurors
can settle disputes, but who has the
supreme authority am ug nations to
ssttlo a dispute and prevent war?
There's tho rub.
Every year someone in the Legisla
ture tinkers as tho fish law aud tries
to have sheriffs and other officials
catch and punish people for catching
fish, bat never a word about arresting
men who kill rish by thousands by
emptying noisonoas stuffs from wines
and manufactaringestablishments iu
to the streams. Corporations may
kill fish at any time without a word
of complaint, but not an individual.
Buy your hunting dogs r.nd h ive
them acquainted before the hunting
season opens. I hsvo tho following
to offor, gnaxaateod thoroughly brok
en ou thir game and reliable. Fox
houuds, rabbit hounds, beagles, set
ters and pointers; ulso some fine
Newfoundlands, spaniels, collies, fox
and bull terriers; fancy poultry and
pigeons; Belgium and German hares:
prices low. J. HowAitn Tatt.or.
Ang.27,ly. WssS Chestar, Pa.
The f mniest thing abont the fifb
in tha late Democratic Convention at
Shading between the gold and silver
bugs, was that each party claimed to
be t he pure una lultsrated Democracy.
If they had'nt pushed each other fff
and oa the platform and ia some
'esses blackened each other's ey63 and
called npoo the police to arrest each
other, nuts would euaciudo thut the
whole transaction wk3 gotton offi-s a
joke on the public, lint it was no
joke, they vers wickedly in earnest
with their slugging acd abusive lan
guage. The recital of Mis Ellea Miriam
Kurzenknahe, a pupil of Emerson
College of Oratory of Boston, will
doubtless be well attended in the
Court House, this coming Friday ev
ening. Miss K , is a daughter of
Prof. Kurzenknabe of Harrisburg,
who is well known in cur town as a
successful teacher of music, aad his
concerts always delight our people.
Misfl Helen Beatrice Pearl the noted
harpitt of Philadelphia will ba one of
the attractions at the same recital,
and Miss Jackman of our own town
has kindly consented to assist. Tick
ets 23 and 85c!s at R-iliman's
Four men boarded a freight car at
New Casile, Pa., last Siiurday eve n
ing to go to Allegheny It was not
long till three tramps boarded tho
same car and presented pistols and
Jeraandftl their money. Charts E.
Growler begged that, ihey nhon'd not
rob him, that Lo i:e-Ued bis 15 dol
lars to support a sick wife. A shot
through his heart was the answer.
The othor freight travellers"" surren
dered their watches and money. The
tramps did not ceircu the pockets of
tho man who ras killed. TJki bamps
left tbe train at Braver and at last
accounts had not t-ecn canturod.
AU Chicago is worked up over the
trial cf a man named Luetgert for
the murder of his wife last May. His
wife disappeared in that month and
has not bean sen since He did not
reiort her disappearance he says, be
cause he did not like to be pointed
out as the nim whoso wife had left
him. fl's friends however reported
her disappearance, and it was not
long till he came to be suHpecfeed of
having taken her life. Ha is f saus
age maker, and ho was charged with
haviDg pat her ir. a sausage cooking
vat and there with the aid of chemi
cals cooked her body and bones 'into
a jeHy. Wtien tbe vat was searched
two finger ringq wtre found, and last
Ihursday, September 2. the rings
were produced in court at Chicago,
and two women friends of the disap
peared woman, declared the rings to
belong to Mrs. Luetgert
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A bolt of lightning during the
electric storm about 1 o'clock on the
morning of the 2nd inst, struck tbe
roof of the house of Lantz Shivery in
Fermanagh township. The fluid
passed from the roof to the rain
spout and thence to the ground with
out doing much damage.
It was some time last Thursday
morning after daylight before it .was
known what particular stroke rattled
the electric wires, but as the day
wore on it was learned that a bolt of
lightning struck one of the poles of
tho electrio light plant. It was the
pole at the Jtfiniiutown school house
that was struck.
Bucknell UinvERsrrr, John How.
ard Harris, President; College, with
fonr courses of study leading to de
grees; Academy a preparatory school;
I Ladies' Institute,' a refined boarding
Lchool; Music School, for both sexes;
and Art Studio. For cataIogu, ad
dress tha Registrar. Wm. C. Gretz
inger, LswiBburg, Pa. tf.
Harry Luck and Gu' Auker made
a trip by horse and spring wagon
from this place into Snyder county
la -t week and placed tombstones on
several graves in graveyards there.
They encountered a flock cf wild
turkeys along the road on the moun
tain when returning. The turkeys
soon disappeared.
George Eby, who lived in Turbeti
township and was employed as track
hand, was killed on the railroad at
the rock, at the lower end of the rail
road yard at this place, by the loco
motive of Passenger Train No. 20
Atlantic about 9 o'clock on Monday
forenoon. Why he did not get off
the track with the other hands is not
known. His neck was broken, his
shoulders were broken, a leg was
broken, and one shoe was torn off
He was aged about 31 years. A wife
and throe children, mourn over their
aad bereavemen". Undertaker Wm.
F. Savder of this place prepared the
body for burial, and sccompanied the
funeral to interment place at Buffalo
church cemetery, three miles west of
Ickesburg, Perry county on Wednes.
day.
About the samo time the electric
storm awakened everyone in this
town and com nudity at 1 o'clock A.
M., last Thursday morning, the house
of W. II. Tuyler a mile wet;t of Roeds
villc, Mifflin county, was struck by
lightning. Mr. Taylor's family arose
and put clown the windows without
knowing wnas was going on over
head, end after satisfying themselves
tuat no serious uatuage cad beeu
(ione tney retired, mere was one
place in too house that they had not
visited that place was the garret.
They were not long in bed till a
thumpiog noise on toe garret eg" in
hurried them out of bed. Hurrying
to the garret, they found it all ablnze
with the roof fal.icg in, and it was
tbat wh;ch had caused the thumping
noise. The furniture in the lower
story was gotten out The loss of house
and contents tuat were burned
amounts to $2,oun. JLne insurance
will ainonnt to (1,80 ).
Thirty policemen wtre sunt in to
keep order in the Democratic State
Convention at Reading and filled.
Membern cf the Convention bumped
each othor around as if they were
lot of animals. The trouble was over
the action of brothfr Harrity, who
last fall helped to defeat the Bryan
ticlt'tt anu now the iiryan ncment
want to put Harrity off the National
Committee. Tho effort to put him
off is wh-it raised the disturbance in
the Convention. The Convention by
a large majority removed Harrity.
Harrity and Given, the receiver of
the Lancaster Traction Company
through which the larger bilk of one
hundred thousand dollars of Juniata
county people's money wps sucked up
tho financial flame to pad someone's
pocket book, are endeavoring to effect
au organizUioa cf the Harrity men
against t ho work of the Reading Con
vention, acid great dissatisfaction pre
vails among the Domocraey over tho
work cf the Convention. Of course
thoe id no cbance for tha ejection of
the tu-litt tuat tue (Convention n-.n-inUc-d.
Bsng! Biug! thunder, crash and
fl-inh, w3 tbe order of the weather
from 12 to 1 on lust Thursday morn
ing. A thick rain came with the
electric storm and between the swish
of the writer and the crash and bang
of 1'ghtniug everyone became wide
awake. The electric lights went out
and total darkness reigned supreme.
There were a number of startling
p?.is of thunder. Just when the
storm was at its highest pitch, Con
stablo Cox of Greenwood townshin
appeared at the jail and between his
banging for admission and the rattle
of the artillery of the clouds Sheriff
Calhoun was about as wido awake
a man as this community then had.
Cox had a prisoner in the person of
E lvard Rimp, who hid beeu arrest
ed and duly committed on a charge
of robbing the house of J. L Swarfz
in Greenwood township. While C x
was waiting for the jail door, to op?n
to admit his prisoner a great bolt of
lightning came dovn not far away,
and he was almost knocked down.
The ofiicor wns greatly relieved when
his prisoner wes in the "jug" for be
tween the electric shoeks he received
and tho strain of watching the thief,
ho was anything bat comfortable.
7,SOO GIVEN AWAY.
To persons who make tho gieatcst
number of words of the phrase,
"Patent Attorney Wedderburn."
For particulars address the National
Recorder, Wtshingtor, D. C
Oct,197
At the Musical College, IYeebur,
Snyder connty, Ta., none but tbe
best methods are used, so that to day
it ia recognized as one of tbe fore
most schools of music in the country.
$33 will pay for a term of eix weeks,
instruction and board. Fall tenn will
beptfn Aug. 30.
For catalogues address,
Hems; B. Mover,
tf. Director.
SCHQTT'S
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DOLLAR WHEAT AND PROSPERITY.
The country is jubilant over dollar wheat and tbe prospeet of its eontin
nsnee.
Higher Prioes are promised on everything. Sinoe our Fall and Winter
Goods were purchased there bag been an advance in Price?, nearly all along
tbe Line. But these are Yonr Stores and tbe benefit of tbe old prioes in here
for von so lone as the (roods last.
WJfi ARE NOW KKiDK 1FOH r
before. Everything new. spink and span, and tbo assortment is np to bigb
water-mark, and it is wise for jou to
200 PAIR OF BLANKETS.
White Blankets and Gray Blankets for 49ots a pair.
Heavier Blankets for 75o and $1.00 a pair.
All Wool Factor Blaokets, finest of pure wool, ready tbrunk in gray,
white and faney borders pink and white red and white red and black
at tbe old prioes '
First glimpses at tbe new dress goods, representing the newest styles for J.
early tall Wear.
Ladies' Cob tame Sobool Dresses.
Attraotive Styles and charming qualities.
Coiored Brocade Epringle at 14o; 25o to50o.x
Silk and Wool Novelty Miiturr s at 25c, 50o and 75o.
Black Jacquards ana gray Jacquards, al! wool in 6 different designs
45o and 50o.
Silk Lustre Mohair and fancy figured Mohair for 50o and 75o.
Black and colored Serges and Henriettas, fine imported fanoy goods
33o; worth 50c.
Plain black cloth all wool at 25c.
A fioe black a'l wool sere's 44 inch
Dotnetlo Breis Goods in mixtures
Calioots for 4o a v&rl. Ginghams 3'c,
Beat qualities in dark colorings tor
Red Flannels, all wool for 15;;.
Canton Flannels for 5c, Co and 7o
S I L.
New Panov Taffefys, Brocade s,
Waists, Dresses and Trircniinj;s at uniformly low prioes.
Bargains in Carpets and Hugs:
The knowledge of our Continual
on Carpets purchased has gooefortb far
8So, 4oo and Wa.
They will cost you more by and by.
Fall" and Winter Wraps.
Plush Capes! Silk Capes! are getting unpacked an 1 prices are lower
than yon will find them later on.
Women's Fine Dress Shoes for 90o a Pair.
Button and Lace Shoes in all fashionable Leathers and every :
at lowest prices.
SCHOTT'S
STORES,
103 to 109 Bridge Street, Mifflintown, Pa.
1865, ESTABLISHED. 3897.
Stpeeial Invitation
To attend the
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TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who cave monev to invest to examine tbe Stock of Goods
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLE J
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
Hia prices leave ail Competitors in tbe rear, eo don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN PA.
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TfPT" vrio-'lur.i tiare mica naajd, urtaaTTy
QutjKaliiifr two hoxrs of r.ny otrier bntTid. If oft
FCHSAI FB71)CAU:rjlor.yEBALT.Y. r
Wonderful ore the cures bv Hood's
Sarsaparilla and yet it ia only because
as the one true blood purifier, it makes
pure, rich, healtfiy, life-giving blood.
Hood's PiUk for the liver and
bowels, act easf y, yet promptly. 25c.
ft) t!h..bB iH.iK
E Sn w Ffi tux J, v. & tf-J
STORES.
AL.L. THAllIi as we were never reaay
come early.
at
at
snd 50 ineh, at 45j, EOa aad 65o.
fattcy colorings, flcoced utmmelettes,
4s, 44c.
5o.
K S
New Satin Effects and PL-in Silks for
Working to have house keepers money
and wi-?e. Carpets for 12o, 15o, 25o,
now
shape
rlh 'lite
yuhlit
of Clothing that gefes on daily
IMMENSE ST00K
OF
will be
for
jovu i;a!
e uo r. -:
eyesight .:
aau icZl.l. r, 01 ..per
lOIO Chcstntt St., PMv.te!ph!&.
ana Ilcantlfai Si:-A-ir.
receipt of live 2-ceut syitje
urn
Tiiorston's PILLS
er known to distress but -infal
Ave nr1e health lewela. a
lible to relieve. When tvry.
ttiinpl!i3 Has failed to bring
tna reuec lor nftaujwna, dih
num.'xa. iLimarh aim! livt-r
comnUinta r ASK YOU It
1HIT!MJI8T for TlWltTN
flLLA. Ky sm
3 but sVrt deep. Thorenrcthojwjvlsof la.i'E
vlio liava regul.it toatui.: ami w j-j it be r.o
cvrcJel the palm of beauty were it not for a po.r
eo ir.piexion. To all sv.ch Vfj recommend Oi!
ViESRA'S. V!OLA CREAM u posse-winij ttuA
rtiiitics that quMay ehonso tho l:iost sallow
florid coiDple.ii'iii to one of natural hev'.ir
1 m onbltfii:L iitd lanty. It eurOi! Bka,
t .-c-cklt -!, lilncli ; Heads r!oteh, Suaboru.
"in, Pinnies, "1 all iviptjfeetiotn ol tlii
liia. It is not u --itnelic but a cv re, j: -. is .e:
:cr for thu t.llet'btble thaa powder. Kold fcj
.iiuui vr ptisE pniti upon reeeipi oi
U. Sri' IN
CR 4. CO.. Toto. J
HARIiEY
i-iHs mjS rH-Q
FALL & WINTEB CLOTHING
1897. MONEY SAVING
REDUCED TO .A. SCIENCE.
Bargains inre as to-morrow's Sunrise. We ttve tbe steak to please
the many and to save the money of all who come.
There is virtue in the values, beauty in the stylei and power in tbe low
prices of oar Clothing
We set all doubt to flight, for tbt re is no doubt as to tbe quality;
doubt as to the wear; no doubt as to th fit; no doubt as to tbe style; no doubt
as to tbe variety, and lust but not least, tbore can be no doubt as to the ex
ceedingly Jow pnoe of our men's, boy's aud cbi'drcn's clothing:
Huts Caps and Gents' furnish
ing Goods.
WE HAVE A STOCK
in perfect touch
WITH FASHION S
REQUIREMENTS.
At prices all can afford. All wo abk is a trial. Don't be frightened by the
orj of High Tariff prices as our Goods were bought at tbe Old Prioes, aad we
propose to sell them a) the Old Prices
We will take pleasure in showing you through our line. Whother you
or not, you will be treated courtously.
H0LL0BAUGH & SON,
CLOTHIERS,
11G ILirs STREET,
PATTERSON, PENNA.
A. N
5NAMELED-"
WAIIE is as fur 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.
AT OUR FIGURES
IT IS CHEAPER THAN
TIN WARE
Eleven ar.d oce.half inch wes?h baein, 20c; reduced from 30c.
Twelve find one-half ineh " " 20c, reduced from 40c.
Two quart Cofi't-e boiler, 40c l educed from 00c.
Fourteen quart dish pan GO.; reduced from 90c.
One Pint Drinking cups 10c; reduced from 15c.
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TO
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PAID OK TIME CERTIFICATED
Moray Imi at Lowest Bates.
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Ti 6.5;
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"EXfEKiii OS,
TRACK MASKS,
OSS'CJK,
COPVMiCHT'S Slb.
Anyone seruHne .ketch cn-1 description ma
!Ti?Mr,Wra Invention I,
rnnaoeiitisl. Ollmi asency (orsecurinK patents
Potents taken tbrougU Mnnn A Co. recelvs
pecxaj notice in tbo -
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
iJooa. us a atents sent rroe. Adarea
MUNN & CO.,
361 Broadway, Mew York.
Consumption Surely Cured.
Io Th Enrroa-Please inform yonr reader
ihat I hT a poattiYa remedy tar the abore-c amnd
diacasn. By its timely use thousands of hop.-lni.
ra hsva been permanently cored. Irhalll.of '..1'
; m-.aa tjbotUc of my remedy FaKKuiai, . ,.;
S-J-ir readeia vito have eonanmpaon it tbi-y u,l
pi's ivayuwuici:
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wssmmk COLLEGE,
CETTlsni'RC, PA.
PflUKdCd iu I'argu Faculty
Two lu'l courres ol study Cla8;cal ani
Scientific, Special courses ia all depart.
meutB. Observatory, Laboratories and
new Gymnasium. Siam heat. Libraries,
2:',CW Yoli'Wa. Eiuars 'iow. Depart
n.etit of litgltne and Fiiyslcal Culture in
charge of an experienced physician.. Ac
re68ible by frequent railroad trnins. Loca
tion on th BATTLKKIKLD olfjettvsbnre,
most pleasnti and bealthv. I'RF.I'irt
ATOKV UKPARTKlEHiT. in septt
te buidiRfs, lor boys anl yimnp men pre
paring for business or Colli go, iiurtor spec
ial cure of tbe 1'rincip'il and ibree assist,
ante, residing with students in tbe build in);.
Fall term opens September 5th, 1895. For
Catalogues, address
J). VV. MCKNIGHT, D. D.,
President,
or REV. O. G. KLINGKR, A. M.,
Principal
(etttysburg, Fa.
JUNIATA VALLElTiiAM.
OP M J FFtWTOWK, PA.
Sioctholdcrs Iodividnally Liable-
JOoKPO ROTHROCK. 1'rendtnt.
T, VAN IRWIN.Tair:
DIB ECTOR S.
W. C. Pomorcy,
John l'erf'er,
Kolrt K. Faer,
T. V. Irwin.
Joseph Kothrock,
Josiah L. Barton,
Louis K. Atkinson
STOCKHOLDEtl :
Gno'pe A. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rotbrock, P. W. Mantck,
L. E. Akiiscn, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Fo-.neroy, J. Eolmes Irwin
John IJertzW, Jerome N. Thonipnon.
CbsrlotteSpyder,
T, V. Irwin.
John M. Flair,
F. M. M. Fennoll,
HnmurlS. Rothock,
M. N. Sterrett,
James G. l- adingr,
S. W. tli-sr".
Samuel Schlegel.
Josiah L Barton,
Robert U. Patterson.
Levi Lluht.
Wm. Swartt.
Fl. J. Shellenberger
M. K. Schlepel
"-brw r-d Four s.t cent, ir.tercst will le
paid on m i:ef tes ol djosit.
fan 2, 1SH7 ti
I
WANTED-AN IDEA-
thing to patent t Protect your ideas: they may
bring you wealth. Writ JOHN vVKDl)Elt
BUttN fc CO., I'atent Attorneys, Washington,
U. C. for their 51.0 nriu oiler. c .. ,
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