SENTINEL .'REPUBLICAN
MTFTT.TVTfW'
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1898.
TERMS.' '
3Hbscrlrttoa, 1J&9 per annra if PM
a ilnocoi $2.09 If not pW la adTanee.
TnmninBt dTirtise-nfnta Inserted at 60
mtl er inch for mod iaaartlon.
Truuteat tnMtaesa notices tn local eol
m, 10 east pr line for each Insertion.
CsdceMoat wUl b Bade to thsee deslrtac
to eAverttse by the year, half or qaartr
year.
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SHORT LOCALS.
It is noon time for peach bad talk.
Cattle at the sales bring good
prices.
The sales on the farms are now in
fall p'ay-
Havs your sle bills printed at
this office.
Spain has a population of about
seventeen million.
Don't get near fire with celluloid
combs or collars.
Correspou lents.-TVrite only on one
side of the paper.
The winter wheat presents a favor
able appearance.
Blue birds put in an appearance
here, on the 26th of February.
Mrs, Brad3 JRobison, of Oil City, is
visiting bcr sister, Mrs. Ezra Doty.
Tbe NationRl Guard of Pennsylva
nia is to be recruited to its full
quota.
If the Maine was exploded by
Spaniard, Spain must make good
tho loss.
Tie horse and mule protection
company, held a meeting in town on
Saturday.
Mrs. Tta Cramer, and sister Miss
EmmaFowles, are visiting friends in
Pittsburg, Ta.
rills. VI HI' I j J 1 .'J"' - - --
her father, Hon. James North in this
town, last wetk.
The winter has not bsen a hard
one, an i rabbits will be correspond
ingly plentiful.
James TilcClellan, of Virginia ia'
visiting her father Captain McClellan
who is quite ill.
Captain Thos. Frow. of Lewistown,
is at C-ifton Springs, N. Y., for the
benefit of Lib health.
Oa'.y one yee.- has elapsed since
the inaugurat'jn of McKinley and
the times are "etter.
Mr. Soloairn Sieber, who lives two
miles north -ast of town is in a pre
carious etaf.0 cf health.
M.is. 'Jjucy Leetum, and Miss
mets are visiting .W;ss Bertha
anier on Third street.
WAR! WAR! WAR!
Bat Snvder will sell furniture on
March 10th, 1898, at his public sale
in the Luck Building.
See large hand bills.
W. M. Sineely. editor of the Phila
delphia Record, died suddenly at his
home in Philadelphia, last Sunday, of
a broken heart, caused by financial
misfortune.
The Lswitown Daily news, says
";i number-- nen were at the armory
of Co. G , ready to go on the rolls,"
whei word was received to recruit,
the copany up to its full quota.
Dorthey E. Davis, aged 73 years,
died at her bom, in Fermanagh
township, cn the 24th day of Feb
ruary, interment by funeral direc
tor Snyder in Union Cemetery.
The Spanish war cloud, within the
past ten days depreciated stocks, to
the extent of between one and two
hundred million dollars. A number
of dealers in business centers were
bank rupted.
WANTED. Bv an oi l establish
od house, a man to take charge of
and look after tht-ir business i'.i this
section. Salary $600, with com
mission. Cosh security required.
Addree, Business, care Sentinel.
After a few days of vacation. Miss
Girty Scbott, returned to Boston, to
continue her studies in music, on
Tuesday. Her father Merchant
Schott, accampanied her as far as to
New York City.
Tbo Selinsgrove Tribune says
Judge Lyon3 has refused the appli
cation of the at'orceys for the rail
road company for a new trial in tli9
suit of Jeremiah Crouse vs. Pennsyl
rania Railroad.
SamutI B. Beall, died at the age of
66 years, recently in St., Lt.uis, Mo.,
leaving en estate for kin fulks that
are some where in Pennsylvania.
Address No. 812, TJn:on Trust build
ing St. L:-u:s, Mo.
The average frize of the kangaroo
is frcru three to four feet in height.
Specimens from six to seven feet are
frequently met with on the Aus'ralian
plains. A kangaroo Las been known
to make a leap of ninety feet.
Dealers in wheat say the wRr cloud
has stopped a farthf-r advance in the
price of wheat, for fear, that in
the event of wsr, Spanish war ships
will capture ships loaded with wheat
after leaving American ports.
While walking down Washington
avenue this place ou Tuesday after
noon barber Albert, Green found a
Last Friday night a Lewistown
fire bug thrust a ball of cotton atu
rated with coal oil through a crack
in the weatherboarding of the stable
of the Farmers hole) at Lewistown,
and set the ball on fire, then ran.
Walter Trout came by, saw the light.
At first be thought it was a ltntera.
the next look revealed the nature cf
the light. He gave the alarm. The
fire was extinguished before great
damage was done
A lunch basket social was enjoyed
by a koose full of people, at Arch
Rock school house, three miles north
of town last' Friday evening and
fifteen dollars realized for Minister
Mortimer's salery. Each member of
tho church came with a basket con
taining a lacch for two. At the
proper time tho baskets were sold.
The women of the congregation
brought the baskets end the lunch.
Each basket contained the name of
its owrer, on the inside, and tbo man
who bought a basket had the privi
lege of taking lunch with its fair
owier. It was an enjoyable occasion.
Photographs advancing in price.
Tttke Nol ice on and after April 1st,
1898, my price for our best Cabinet
Photographs will be 3 00 pr dozen,
until then April 1st, I will make and
sell tickets inr these same pboto
graphs for 1.50 per dozsn. I hava
ordered 5,000 of the highest style
cards, printed in gold to supply this
work, our efforts in low priced woik
has not been appreciated, therefoie
we are obliged to return to our old
price $3.00 per dozen. Tickets sold
will be good at any time pre3ant6d,
this is your liiot and only chance t.
get high priced work at half price.
Don't come in after the time snd say
you didn't 6se this add, it will be too
late. Respectfully,
Joseph Hess.
and down the Juniata Valley at
rate of 60 miles an hour
There ia a etvin feet diameter oak
tree about midway along the bank
west of tbe Mathers island.
. The February freshet was a small
affair which some neorile sav will be
made up for in the June flood.
i Miss Maggie Elder after a visit to
liouie to Mifflintowu, last Saturdry.
Mrs. Ellen Maguyre, and Mrs
Charles Anderson, spent Sunday and
Mordav with Miss Sallie and Maud'
Irwin.
Grangers of Blair county, have or
ganized a bank which it is said will
be opened this present month of
March.
Everybody and all their friends
will be at Scyders public sale, cn
March 10, '98. Good goods. Large
assortment
War agitation over the Spanish
difficulties last week had a depress
ing ffcet on bus'Deps in the sea
board cities.
The Christ Evangelical Lutheran
church in Milton has passed through
a revival season that resulted in 145
conversions.
John K. Hostetter a Jlifflin coun
ty farmer, at his late butchering cut
tho'sau.S'ige and pudding meat by
horse power.
The explosion of the Maine ab-
so. bed the attention of the American
After some weeks of illue&s John
F. Gusharrl, died at bis home in this
place cn Tuesday afternoon of apo
plexy. He ws born in Montgoraarv
county. Pa , February 7, 1837. I
ho had lived 8 days longer he would
have been 61 jeers old. He camo
wiih his parents to Juniata couctv I
ia 1S47, leraucd the trade of a ru.i
chinest. aiid was in the employment
of the Pe?;nsylvaniat Railroad Com
pany -12 years. He was a soldier
figaicil rebellion. He was married
to Miss Elizabeth Kenned? iu Mif
lliutowu iu 1S62. Mrs. Guahurd sur
v ivta Lim with six children, romelv,
El ward, G., Marv M., Geo. li , Will
iaui K., Lemuel K , Orpbia M. The
funeral will xcka place at 3 o'clock ou
Thursday. Iutemient ia the Presby
terian cemetery.
PUBLIC SALE,
OF
NEW FURNITURE.
In order to reduce my large
stock of furniture to make
needed changes this spring, I
have concluded to give the peo
ple of Juniata county an op
portunity to buy nw furniture
at public sale, the sale to be
conducted in Mr Luck's store
room Main street Mifflin, Pa.,
n Thursday, March the 10th,
1898, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
and continue during the day;
A full assortment of all kinds
of furniture will be sold. All
purchases amounting to $5.00
and upward a credit of six
months will be given by parties
givingnote with approved secur
ity. All purchases under $5.00
will be cash People who buy to
the amount of $25. 00 and over,
goods will be delivered free to
any parts of Juniata county.
All who buy that does not
amount to 25-. 00, reasonable
arrangements can be made for
safe delivery. People buying
goods do not of necessity need
take goods along home, but "can
leave them in my care until
such time that it will be con
venient to take or have them
taken home up to last day of
March, or April 1st.
Respectful ly vours,
W. F. SNrDER.
The trouble with thousands of women is "not "female weakness," althoogU"
many physicians suppose it is. The real trouble lies in the Kidneys, Liver and
Bladder. Doctors often fail to effect a i cure, simply because they don't
give the right remedy. Women as well Ay?) as men can ascertain for them
selves if their Kidneys are diseased. ) f Simply fill a bottle or glass tum-
x a I J uier wilu nunc uiu let it suwu m
t" dnv and a Tiifrht Tf tfiors is. a.
aediment at the bottom, something ia
wrong with the Kidneys. If there is a
desire to urinate often if there is a
pain in the small of the back if the urine-
stains linen look oat! The Kidneys are
diseased.
Ladies can take Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy with perfect as
surance of relief. It will cure them of Kidney,
Liver and Bladder disorders just as certainly
as it cures men.
Mrs. G. W. Davenport, of West Troy,
N. Y., says: "I was troubled with my Kid
neys, and suffered intense pain in my back and
loins. The wife of Dr. Robinson, pastor of the
First Avenue Methodist Church, recommended
Dr. David Kennedy' Favorite Remedy.
I got some, and have used it ever since, with
the result that I am greatly benefited. All pains
have left me, and I am like another person."
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is a perfect blood and nerve
medicine. It restores the liver to a healthy condition and cures the worst cases
of constipation. It is a certain cure for all diseases peculiar to females.
Ssntpio Bot2 Free
Favorite Remedy is such a certain cure that the Dr. David Kennedy
Corporation, Rondout, N. V., will forward, prepaid, a free sample bottle to
every sufferer who sends his or her full postofficc address and mentions tills
paper. The fact that our liberal offer appears in this paper is a guarantee of its
genuineness. .
All druggists sell Favorite Remedy at Si.oo a bottle.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN CLOTHING.
In order to close out the balance
of our winter stock'we will sell all our heavy clothing, includ
ing men's, boy's and children's overcoats at a special reduction.
WE ALSO HAVE a lot of mens, boys a&d children" suito
that we are closing out at exactly one halt the price they were
formerly sold for.
THESE SUITS ARE SOME
that nearly all the sires have been sold, and we are cloeinj
them out at one half former prices,
IN MANY OF THESE
there may be only one size left in a
pattern, and in order to make room
for CJUIt olMilfliir
make this unprecedent oiler.
THESE GOODS cannot
vrc
laot
FAYETTE MOTES.
longjso,iLin-need of a suit for your
self or boy, don't let this opportu
mty pass.
T O. F: GREATEST
REMMAiNT AND BARGAIN SAL.E
ON RECORD,
SGH0ff'STST0RES,
FROM FEB. 24, TO MARCH 26,!
H0LL0BAUGH & SON,
116 IlI STREET,
PATTERSON, PENNA.
a:
1 . J A. -1- 1L . L 1 1
T,., ... 11 i -1 Lewibtown D.!i!v Yews, i'eb. IS.
If the owner will call on Mr. Gieen,,, , . ;v . i ...
he or sue may nave t ho watch. .. r ,- , , 1,
J I the direction of tuo ctml uureens
Tho Spanish qmstion has natjmnclo information before Juutice
changed since lust week. The in- Zerbe against a crowd of young' ftl
quirv into. the cause of tbo explosion : lows who hae been 8iuinr on tho
of tho Maine is etill goincf on, and ' Btretts at night uui rrtftci' (J Citll"-
untii the report of tbe investigating j ard, Win. Hognian, John Stevens,
committee h: s been made, the situ 'Hary Marlz, fe5. WaUers, Jr , acd
ation must remain unchanged. 1 Win. Roa-inberry on a charge of dis
Fast trains havo been traveling up I Samuel WcMutrie ftfid 76 tuibing tho peace They were
u c'.iiuu ji Liuire cuuuiy, u3r.ui-r- i , " . , , , - , 0
intone hundied and eirhtv fox. 1 of tho b;8 Fa!ti
Tbe most of the foxes were rod foxey,
From their ekia and scalps he re
ceived a nice cum of inonay.
Mrs. Sarah Weber, aged 51 years
died at tbe home of her husband, at
Miner town, th'ree miles corth west
of MifiTntown, on Sunday, February
27. Interment by funeral director
Snyder in Union Cemetery," south of
town Tnesday, March, lit.
On tbo 23rd of February, jnsfc past
Squire Thomas Creighto:, of Keeil
Gap, Tiiria'a courity, united in the
boiias of malrimony, Hugh K. 1 :;lm
and Ellen Fulh-r. both of McCor
town. The eronm is 77 years old
and tbe bride 58 years old.
Frederick Glace, died of consump
tion, jit his home, at B'ua Spring,
near Port Roval, cn the 23rd of Feb.
runry, aged 38 years. A wife and
five sons, tbe oldest of which is 12
years, survive him. The funeral took
plrco on Fridav. Funeral dirfctor
Ruble endncied ihn ir-termant nt
Syrnce ITili cemetery.
To deborn ettlf; take a calf 3
wenks old clip tbe hair on the knob
where the horn grows, take a f tick
of costic potash, wrap one end with
paper to keep fingers from burning,
dip the other end iu water and touch
the knobs where the bores should
grow; touch th a knobs well with the
caustic and that will stop horn grow-
pf-fple to the exclusion of nil other lfjf
Uy the courtesv of Air and -wrs-
I Scboll, The Womans Home tnd For-
ftime
their Hues while
others wut to j iil in dsfauit of pay
ment. Tois is tbe bsginning of a
movement on the part of the police
to break up ibis indiscrimiuats car
onsing and Lallofug cn our etiecU
and they bhou d be supported in it
by tho borough tulborities, a t!iiug
tbat bun not ulwbys been done bore
before.
The greatest auction and
public sale ever held in Juniata
county, on March 8, 1898, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, iu the
forenoon and continuing all
Oaklatd MHv, I'd., Feb. 28, "9S
Mr. FrLk Keifele and John Fike
aro bu bng Lay in Pfnutz valley this
WtH k
The reporter attocded t'ne enter
tainment at Liberty fcLool l.ous3 cn
lii. tiiiiv i vt-uicg i-i iHut. we K, no ro , , . , . ., u
... 1 :. i- "... . . ' . . .-..the rcfiimtil.it ion ff stock causes a lo?8 tc the store, but
p.neu u Dig crown out owing: in iuui -
urge uu ht-tcrt md b.,d t.i d.-r and : money pavinp for the scores of buyers who attend these tre
whiht:iv,g, gv-fhr.ig, au-i .-niti g memdous SACRIFICE SA LES. j
gi.iuu u:. at si liiii rsiit, M as A.f.e I Wtli anA raa.l u-itli infoi-ovt Prrfif hv nnp advice indi
..f ITtLV t:Vit respond promptly. First .elections are the b9st selections
mt nt to a Hose for ihfj evening, tue ; on same kinds of goods. The limited quantity will likely be
ivnuq 1 ia wn tcii f uterUimnenr. ; consumed by the immense crowd of buyers in a short time.
W1.3 a tai.ure ns it only ! ted half an j y0u all remember our former creat bargain sales. This one
unci
for
hour. It Kppeats thai son: v'-ople
uiike it .1 tasi-ts to aitciitl euch
gat lt rings a; d try to make ail the
noise tbey caw, in mch rase the mob
lawuujht t Luj ar.f jrcal. Afccr the
(-n:i-rtaimi.bnt was over a racket
occurcd with one of the Slim Vulh-y
boy nr.d rue of the Saltm boys both
left a i:tilo wild ff tbt-n depu ted.
H A. BrLRt-r. II. A. Sarlz O. G
Hibbs, :ii)il J E. Swarlz, xpoct to
leave i -r North Dakota in the spring.
Mr. Snmutl ScLIcgel and wife, are
visitictr it!utives ar.d friends in Kan
sas and other western st.itr-3.
Mr. Samuel Sieber, cf Fermanagh
towtship, spent last Wednesday eve
ning vry p!tas4utly with the writer.
Call a;,'in,
Mr. W. 0. Mclleen was railed to
Pittsburg on eccv iitt of bis child
being i'l with pi;cu uor.ia.
Tbe j-ecr 1807 will i o down us a
yearwbeis faun, is paid ifF more
lovrtgiigt s and debts ever known in
1 1 in lissti.rv. wlir 'S it k-t IScciii-e
day at Ferd Meyer's furniture Wiiiiam McKinley is president cf the
rooms. 117 liridere street. Am- United Stales.
j a ,
pubiic questions
William Jeckits and his brother
Diivid of Milford township, have
gone v:ef, the former to (Jhicsgo
ant the latter to Kansas city.
.- Neaily all the do-is in Saville town
ship, Perry couuty, have b-?ei sbot
b cause a mad d:g roamed ia that
tu'Ansh'.p and bit maDy dogs.
There ia a talk m certain circles
about going to search for Aodrec,
out alas, where, for Le sailed in his
bidocn ont over tho deep blue seft.
Mrs. Wilberforce Schweyer end
little son and daughter spent several
dya with .Wis. Sehweyer's mother
in Lewistown, within the past week.
Mrs. Robert Robison and little
grand daughter Elizabeth of Port
Royal, spent day with Miss Mry
and Margaret Laird in this town last
week.
Lewistown Gazette: Mra. Ezra C
Doty, cf MjfflintowD, Pa., spent Sat
in d r-- end Sunday at the borne of her
p"r(rdrf, Rev. R. F. Wilson and wife,
ou Third street.
The letters uncalled for - in the
Mifflinlown post ofliice for tbe week
ending Fabrnary 26tb, 1898, were
for Miss Katie Auker, Sliss Florence
Noel, Miss S. B. flench.
The latest cure for a rattlesnake
bite ia coal oil. Tho injured part is
pi iced in a vessel filled with oil, and
tbtj poison will cotne oat and rise to
. the suface of the liquid.
The funeral of Miss Mary Kulp
took place from tbe heme of banker
Irwin, in L Wigtown, on Monday, a
rnmber of Mifflintown and Patterson
people attecded the funeral.
Unclaimed letters, in Patterson
! O.Feb., 28, 1898, were for Mr.
Marry Young, John F. Reeves, H
Srnge: Miss Maine Saunders, Mies
Annie P. Leech, Uiss Annie Harrowe.
flintown.
Owing to our large coidracis uuado
with the large furniture menufactur
icg e8tab!ishment!, cf Grand Rapids
Hud Dotrt.it, Michigan, Will.amsport,
I'a., acd New York and many other
placs, by which we h-.d to bay large
quantities to buy lit light pd e-J.
We overcrowded oursa'vej for room
and wi.l now give the people if Juni
aia county and r ear by coict:e!,
such l:rg t ffaiinga a'.d rare tieat la
buying furniture at a public sale, to
make room as never was before and
never may occur ng iin. Don't forget
and miss 3-our opportunity.
All goods delivered fiee.
Yours trulv,
FERD "MEYERS.
FARM FOR SALE.
eign Missionary Society of the Luth
eran Coi.gregation of this town, held
a chicken ond waffle supper at the I
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Scholl. j
Tho sapper was a success in every
way. The social and financial side
of tho occesion was highly er j ved
and tip to the highest expectation.
Ontbefvening of the 23rd u'.t ,
JWr. H. C. Rower, and Miss Sarah
Cleck were married at the home of
tb bride's mother, about 4 mile"
north cf this towo, by Rev. A. N.
Raven. Tbe bride and groom have
a large circle of friends and relations
in this county who extend congratu
lations and wish them happiness ia
the journey of life that they have un
dertaken together.
Certain men about Altoona are de
claring that they have recently, at
night, when out of doors, seen a cross
in tbe bky, which they . interprit to
mean war. Sober people in that
community inclined to tbe belief that
the people who have seen the cross in
tbe sky have been imbibing in some
thing differed from lemonade. What
they have been drinking is liable to
pat a red cross or any colered cross
in their eyes whether inside or out
side of the house.
Last Friday morning about 3
o'clock, burglars exploded the safe
in tbe the Washington hotel, in Hun
tingdon, obtaining thirty eight hun
dred dollars. The proprietor of tbe
hotel came upon the scene just as the
robbers were leaving. The hotel men
opened fire on the retreating thieves.
The robbers were tracked to the
Broad top railroad, and officers
caught one of the thieves atEniriken
Ftat ion, he gave his name as Philip
FogaD, he bad a gnn shot wound in
Tho undersigned, offers Lis Lome
stead fane, in Mutiroo township,
about three quarters cfa mila from
Evendalo, at priv.;io sale. The farm
consists of 100 acres more or Jess, ail
cleor land excepting about a acres,
which is in timber. Th iinurovr
nittnfs aie a g od frairu, honB?, frame
bark barn, wagon s' J, h;.g pen,
sprtr g iionsf, me spring cevr uns.
There is !no a weil ot L;vt,r failing
water at the houe, church, school
bonne, store and mil! tonveniardiy
near. There iu a peecii orchard of
S00 trees cn the firm.
Addies!-", Balthaser Lacvek,
Evendale, Juniata Co., Pa.
Jan. 5, '08, tm.
Wm Shelley, of Thompson town'
visited among friends here on Sun"
dav, -Mi. S. f xpe cts to leHve for Ian
caster cuuuty tm Thursday,
I'Ved Wilson left for Williarusport
lasi Wednesday whe re be has secured
work.
Park Rruhaktr left for Paris, Texas
lrtst week.
Mr. Jackson Robis'.m
Aoadtmin visited at
MtiMeen's last week.
ar.d i'e, of
Mr. Jaruea
L.4. GKIPI'E.
To begin with,
McOLINTIO'S
HARDWARE
iiouse'Furnishitig -
S T O R
E
Since L Grippe bus been preva
lent in l-h:B country, there Iimb been
found butonn Specific. Dr. Humph
reys' "77". For ua'.e by all drug
gist e, 22c.
Republican county Primary
L cctleu and Convention.
FLORIDA.
Tb Republican county committee
met iu Zeiler's hotel in Patterson,
on Saturday, and fixed the time for
holdirg tho primary election 0:1 Sat
urday, A; rii 9, 1808, and tho time
for the njff.ticg of the convention of
return judges, Moudav, April 11,
18D8, at Mifflmtowu.
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'.rFJ.iNTOWN R A.1.V MAK'ijtiS
MIFFLINTOWN, MARCH 2 ,19S.
will eclipse any preY'ious tsales.
. 50 piece: of good calicoes w rib 5o a yar.l, at 31c a yard.
100 " " Icdigo Hlnzcnd Simpson back calicoes worth 7c, at4o.
50 " 41 silver gray and fitiicv turky red worth 7o, at 5o.
Extra quality fine wttite g. ods, Satin stripe!. Nainsook Plaids, Victoria lawns,
and India linen (trertb doubl ) at 60, 7o, 8. 9c, lOe.
36 iocb wide Gne qua'itj unbleached muslin 10 j arils for 38a.
36 " ' extra quality "10 yards for 45o.
36 " ' extra heavy like Appleton A ; at 5e a yd. 10 yds- for 49c.
37 " " Appleton A., muslia at 10 ysrde fot 54o.
36 " fine hleacbed uiunlin t 10 yarda for 49a.
36 " finer " " at 10 yards for 65o
36 " " bleiched Hill best muslin 10 yards for 58o
36 " " heavier bousda'c n:usiiu at 7c a jard
36 " " fine Cambrio snd Loncdale caiubr o at 8c aid 9r.
Elegant apron ginghams at 3Jo and 4o a yard.
Bsst Lancaster giDgbamsat 4lc.
licst qnality dre ginghams at 5io and 643.
Good quality heavy crash 3 yards for 10c.
Largo size towels at 5u a piece.
Extra large bath towels tnrkish at I2..
Heavy twilled bed tiosing worth 15c, at So.
Other giod bed ticking at 74i and 8.Jc.
1,000 jards of Hamburg edgings at greatly reduced prices.
Good pants goods at 12o tnd 15o.
Also the finest grades of wool acd w.-rsted f-ui tings, for men acd boys wear.
r4G484.9.4lol -unbleached sheeting at 9, 10, 12Jo etc,
Children! haodktrchtafi 3 for 5o
Menu fine ualaundried rbirts at 39c.
Cbildrens bib overalU at 25c.
2 yards of table oil eiotb for 25c.
Spring relict window shades at lOo.
Elegant table honen at 20 and 25o.
Limit: Not over 30 yards to one person.
NOTIl No premium card 11 above goods.
35 ladies and children coats and cap?, at great sacrifice.
Large ecUotioDS of corsets at 35c, 39o, and 49c, cte.
Special rednoticBq in home read carpets Ingrains, Tapes:ry, brussels
and velvet carnMR.
All dress goods, silki and trimings at greatly reduced prices.
Fer this special Fate including all ne v styles of pirtg pattern.
Fine quality of dress good at 10c and 15o, 17c, 19o, 25o and 29o.
5000 pair of font were for men. ladies bois and children at redueed
prices. $2.00 ladies bboes for $125.
We don't attempt a description of this vast assortment figure, will
indicate the actual comparison of worth tslling price facta, our reputation for
reliable qualities is sufBsieut to guarantee that you will nud everything as
represented. Every counter is full of bargain,. Sale will continue until
March 26th.
SCHOTT'S STORES,
103 to 109 Bridge street, Mffl ntown, Pa.
THIS STORE SETS THE PACE.
O 0O0 O
THAT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT-
Things are never dull here; rever stupid. Tbe full life of the store al
ways hes a cheerful welcome for all comers, and sbeppers are quiek to .eei
in favor of the Great Values to be found in onr new
Neat, Stylish,
Inviting'
TORE
A Specially Selectad Stock ef
Ranges, Cook, Parlor aid Ihtp
Stoves.
Hone Blaakets aad Lap Rekea.
LAMPS, large and small.
Come in and look arouis. WeMl
make you feel at bone.
We have the largest Sttek aid
Store in tbe county.
OUII NAME
GUARANTEES QUALITY.
K. H, M'CLINTIC,
MIFFLINTOWif
V.'lifat . . ,,
Coru in ear.
Tlae Last Tour of the Season
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
The last of the popular Pennsylva
nia Railro -d personally conducted
tours to Jaelidouvtlle will leave Nsw
York at.d Piiilsdlpkia by special
triiin of PuLiniin palaco ears on
Tuesday, March 8tb.
Round trip tickets, valid to return
on regular trains until May 31, 1898,
and including railway transportation
in each direction, and Pullman ac
commodations (ore berth) and meals
on special train goir g. will be sold at
tbe following rates : New York, $50.
00; Philadelphia, $48 00; Caunan
daigus, $52 85 ; Er:?, $54 85 ; Wilkes
barre $50.35 ; Pitiebnrt', $53.00 ; and
at proportanate rates from other
points.
For tickets itineraries, and full infor
mation applv to ticket agabts; Tour
iEt Agent, 1196 Broadway, New York;
Thorna Pnrdy, Pas8ccg.r Aent,
Long Branch District, 789 Broad
Street, Newark, N. J.; Thos. E. Watt,
Passenger Agent Western District,
.... 92
80
$2 to (2 50
18
13 -
J2
.... 12
Rre
Clo tfrre -1 ....
Butter
Egg
Ham
Shoulder
Lard...... .. . ......
Sides 7
Timutbv seed IA0
Faiaeed 60
llran 70
Chop 85c l 90c
Middlings 90
Ground la Salt...... ........ "6
AmericaoSalt.... ............. 60c
Pbiladelphia Jabkets, Mar. 1st,
1898 - V heai $1 q0; corn 34c; oats 32c;
butler 14 to 26c; eggs 12 to 14c; po
tatoes 75 to 80c a bushel; chickens 8
to 10c a lb.
DIED:
Clevenstiue. On the 18th day of
February, near Neimond's church,
Mary Grace Clevenstine, aged 2 years
6 months and 1 day.
Musser On tbe 22nd day of
February, near East Salem, Catba'
rine lluseer, aged 79 years, 6 months
and 20 davs.
Silvebthork At Bichvale, Hunt'
his right leg-. He had in hie peckets Pittsburg Pa., or addr.ss Geo. W. ! c?untT'.r February 17th,
one hundred and five dollars in cor ;Boyd. Assiitaut General Pabsenger il898' Mra- ' "et Silverthorn,
rency and fifty dollar in gold. ' agent, Broad Station, Philadelphia. a6ed 71 7nr 3 niontha and 87 days.
1865, ESTABLISHE D. 1897.
Special Invitation To The Pub Hit
To attend the Attractive bale oi Clothing that goes on
from
daily
THE IMMENSE ST0GK
OF
D. W. H
it will be
TO THE , ADVANTAGE 0E ALL BUYERS
Who nave money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AJSTD CHILDREN
It u truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLE J
of Suita nd Overooata at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't f iil
to give him a call if in need of Clothing,1
7
D.
W. H A R L E l
MIFFLINTOWN FJL.
PUBLIC SALES.
MarcU 25 D. B. .Vc Williams, iu
Busle township, household goods, cat
tie, farm machinery, grain, hay.
Mar. 18. Mrs. D. Kicheson, Hon
ey Grove, bouse goods, farm imple
ments, horses, cattle.
Mar. 15. "William Showers, Peru
Lack, hout-o goods, cows, younercatlle,
farm implements.
liar. 15. Geo. M. K-jbison, near'
Patterson, horgfs, cows, joung cattle
and farm implements.
Mar. 17. Christ Tyson, Wa'.ker
township, horses, cattle, bogs, frm
implements. '
Jtfur. 10. J F. Armstrong, War
ble, house, cattle, hogs, farm imple
ments. Mar. 16. W. S. Rice, Spruce Hill
horses, cuttle, farm implements.
rfar. 23. J. P. Earnest, Jtfilford
township, horses, cows, hogs, chick
ens, farm implements.
Mar. 22. S. S. Beere, Sprue Hill
township, farm implements, horses
cows, young cattle.
Mar. 24 Cuarles Foltz, Turbett
township, horses, cows, young cattle,
shoe's, farm implements.
.Varch 29. C. W. Book, adminis
trator of Martha Book, in Fnye!t3
township, household goods.
March 29. George May, of Aci
demia, hortrp, ca'tle, hogs, farm uia
cbicery, hay corn fodder, and corn.
Feb. 22. M. W. Swarlz, will sfU
at public side, in Fermanagh town
ship, two miles east of MiHintown.
horses, cows and farnuDg imple
ments. H. H. Snyder, Auctioneer.
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choice reading matter, fail of infem
tion that does the reader :oJ, ard
in ad litiuii to thnt. all local ntwstha'
are worth publishing 6nd pieces in
iis coluru! s. tf.
Wond erf ul are the cures by Hood's
I Sarsupariila and yet it is only because
: a3 the one true blood purifier, it makes
j pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
Hood's Fills for the liver and
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HIVE I0U MONEY TO DEPOSIT ?
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-call at a
THE HBST
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MIFFLINTOWN, FA.. '
FOUR FER CENT"
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES, v
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.
- . LM
JUNIATA VALLEY BAK
OF MIFFLINTOWif, PA.
Stockholders Indindully Libli'J;
a Am
JOSEPH ROTHBOCK. Prttiitnt. .
, T. VAN lRWUi,'Cktm
r2
DIBKCTOtS.
W. C. Poraeroy, Joseph Rothreet-.
Jobn Uertsler, Joaiab L. Bartw.
Kobert M. Parker, Lonis B. AtkiasM
i . . irwin.
YOOKHOLEBBS : i
George A. Kepner, Annie W. Sballay. J
Joaeph Kothrock, p. w. Kanbeek, i
L. E. Afkicaon, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Poaieroy, J. Holmes Irwia
John Hertzler, Jerome. N. Tbompaon '
C'liuriotte Snyder, T. V. Inrin.
John W. Blair, s.iiah L Brtio.
. M. M. Pennell, Robert H. Pattprran, t
.mnol s. Ko'liiRck, Leri Light, '
U. N. Strrett, Wra. Bwartn.
Jamra G. Heading, H. J. SbellenlMtwar -
S. W. Hp. M. E. Schlrgel.
Baraael Schlegnl.
"b.ee per cuui. ir.'ermt wiii d ai4
eer ;fics es uf deposit. i
r' 2, 1898-
WANTED-AN IDEA?j
Bflnjt yau wealth. Writ JOHN WKOVEL
KUKse w., fatant Attoraaya,
U. O.. for their fUffO prize offer.
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