Juniata sentinel and Republican. (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, March 23, 1898, Image 3
H - v THE COX. V- - SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIFFLINTOWN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1898. TERMS.' subscription, $1.50 pw annum U paid . !,n-! sz.ro ir not para m Transient advertisement inserted t 60 aents per Inch for each Insertion. Transient traslneas notice In local eot in nnnta dot line for each Insertion. iwdutlou will be made to those desiring to advertise by the year, half or qnartor MfDubllcan County Prlaary Election and Convention. Th Rpn-jblicaa county committee ot in Z.-itfler's hotel in Patterson, on Saturday, and fixed the time for VnUinff the Drimary election on Sat- r, --- - , arday, Apiil J, aRa lno. "mu for the meeting of the convention of return judges, Monday, April 11, 1898, at Mitllintown. SflOKT L0CJ1LS. Mrs. Caroline Keilar. of Port Royal, is aeriously ill. L-re assortment of Children car riages at Snyder's. . James North is attending United States Court at Scracton. Mrs. Rebecca Nevin is visiting her aister Mrs. Robert McJueen. Mrs F. M. M. Pennell will give card party oa Thursday eveniDg. John Biry has a nice 5 year old 1800 pjund horss. Percheron stock. George Wagner, of Huntingdon, visited relatives in this place last week. v R'cliard Cramer, of Patti3on, peut stvtral days recently in Pitts burg. Squire Robert Pal ton, Iiewistown' spent Sunday with his friends in . this place. ProthoDotary Zsidcrs has returned after a week's visit in the eastern part of the county. There wjs a rattle de-baag storm of thuoder, lightning and raia on Saturday evening. Wbon you war.t to buy a biby car me go to W. F. Snyder, bo Las just got a new stock in. Mias Ma; ion Schol' has returced from a protracted visit to friends in Richmond Virgin a. Go to Meyers -for your clothing and farcitura b will sav-i yu 25 per cent. Raid his Bargains in this paper. ' SEVENTTSEVEN"-(M77.1 77" is Dr. Humphreys' famous Specific for the care of Grip and Colde, and the preventionof Pneumo ma. All druggists, 25c. Subscribe for the SzirrinEL aud Republican, a paper that contains choice reading matter, full of inform ticn Ihiit does the reader good, and in ad Jition to that all local news that are worth publishing find places in it? columns. tf. Dr. David Kennedys favorite Remedy CURES ALL KIDNEY. STOMACH 4 'AND LtVi TROUBLES. For some dava past K. H. McKlin t:c Limb bad an imitation bicycle end rider displayed in one of tbe lirge front wiodows of his hardware store. The wheel and rider were all made ont of various kinds of hardware through tbe ingeneity of the clerk Hi. It. lvavncr. Many persons stop ped on their way by the window to observe the novelty. On the 12th inst., David C, son of Samuel Q tay. died at the home of Lis father, in Patterson, of a comph cation of diseases. Durio his sick ness the boy vomited up on different days pieces of cotton, which ho evi dently chewed and swallowed instead of spiitinc out. It is believed that the cotton led to the sickness aud death of the boy. He was aged 5 years, 11 nunibs and 12 days- Adam Zerb. residing near Sober, Centre county, recently felled a white pine tree that was 5 feet end five inches across the Btunap. It meas ured 90 feet from butt to furks of tbe limbs and t-tood 1761 feet in heis-hih. The free was sorted U.rnnehout. From it ho seenred 9,000 shaved shingles worth $90, sawed lumber that sold f jr $32, and four cords of wood worth $G. Tlmt made a total of $158 from a single tree. Bellfonte Paper The Juniata Valley Editorial Asao ciation lost a valued member by the -death of Hugh Lindsey, editor of the rr i j a - TTT 1 1 auuuDguuu J-tuiy ana oeoi neeuj Mews. At s social meeting . of the Association, a committee was ap pointed, who reported tbe following resolutiins. Resolved, That in the death of Hugh Lindsay this association has lost one of its most active and useful members and the profession of jour nalism an honorable, conscientious devotee, whose departure we sincere ly mourn. Throughout his entire newspaper experience of nearly thirty years Mr. Lindsay was a skill ed member of the craft, a man of unremitting energy, of decided abil ity, both intuitive and cultivated, and exemplified in his daily life such admirable traits ol character s are worthy the emulation of u- ail. In the business affairs psilaiuin to this association, as well as in nevvbpaper work generally, Mr. Liindsay was wise in counsel, levelheaded in form ing conclusions, nelplul to ins con temporaries, and honorable beyond the shadow of varience in bis metn ods. His unvarying brotherly kind ne8, affability, acd unpretentious yet noble Christian life we shall al ways Lola in grateful remembrance. Resolved, l h it as a mark of re spect to his memory wa attend tbe funeral of deceased in a body. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished to the be reaved widow, with our tender of sympathy ; that tbey be entered up on the minutes cf tbe association, and that proofs of the same be cent ti the newspapers through tbe Jam ata valley for publication. Howard E. Butz, I. N. SworE, S. E. Fleming, George Suuom, W. W. Trout, Committee. Gentlemen of the Jmrr For the Keynlnr April Term. EX -SHERIFF CALHOCK DAS A CALLER- People Believe what they read 1 a It - - LJ.. ...... .....Til.. Tl.i... t-iimir it ; n honest medicine, aud that it 6atly impressed with Bacons call Johu Biccni, alias John Lshnl called on x sheriff Calhoun, at the l uI, one day last week. Inere are other paople that the Sheriff woul prefer to nave call on bim. tie was In Knoxvile, Tenn., a drummer ry.-ivd a I aaJkerchitf at a girl. He wjts arrested and lined fiva dollars. John Garman, the Hih Priebt of the Pennsylvania Democracy, spctt sever.il LoTirs in town on Saturday. The republican primaiy election in Lancasttr county resulted in favor of Matthew Sr.unlfy Quav, for Uuiied States Senate. Mms Hannah Hoover, of Liwis towu, visited Mrs. Wilberforce Sch-.vcyer ii this town, -from Satur day till .Von day. .. Gs-.rg3 Birtley and family cf Pitts burg attended the funeral of his mother Mrs. Sarah R. Bartley, in this pit 2e last Thursday. DaId Anderson reports the cap ture of a 4 poo id and 4 ounce carp seversl days ago. It ii one of the first ones caught this month. Mrs. George McMeen, of Port Rry al, died on Suouay morning tbe 20th 'Inst., of pneuuionia. Her husband and four children survive Ler un timely death.. O; the 8.452 votes polled inBlair couuty on Saturday, Matthew Stanley Quay, rtceived 5,497 for "United Spates Senate, so he is Blair countj's choire for re election. The children of -Vr. Henry W. Berber. ;ave a sociable, at the home of their parents on Sixth street, in houor of the 64th biith day of their mot !n r on Tuesday evening. A cumber of wheat fields in the e-ist r:a l of the coaay ate not prom ising in R'.penraoce, however, it is st'li f r!y in the reason lo saywaij the v.'fctat crop m-jy amovnt t j. M;ke Phai d'ye link ava th job to free Cub'i? Pat B;gob, OTm against it. T'::o foci est jury of Arutriky is to fre awido' Ireland. Mis. Old, Wife of TTi!l;am Ord difd at the home of her husband in Mif-iid township, on Sunday aged tVxuit 05 yeais. Ioterment in th l'resb'vt'Tian Cemeterv on Tuesdiv. Mi--cU 22nd. WANTED. By an eld establish ed bouse, a man to take charge o anl look alter their business in thin ssetion. Salary $600, with com mission. Cash security required Addre-.s, Business, care Sentinel. . Tup lLiwer plot fardners,for the railroiid s?atiors along tbo rjut of the m-iin line will soon be at work arranging, Kfisortinjr and pUntirg flowers tti.-it ore to p!easc the eye of the tiavilc r as he goes riding on a rail. Veina pje, aged 1 year, 1 month and 19 days, dkd of pneumonia, at tho home cf ht r father, on the Roth- rock f u lp, n mile and a half east of town, lest Thursday. Interment in the Presbjtttiun cemetery on Sun day. A good deal of plowing was done for oats last week, and many hoped the fine weather might centime, so that cats sowing rcisht orce again .-o done in March, but the snow on .Monday it is feared has blighted the great expectations of last week. - Mr Espenscbadt had apiece of tbe abaudomd turn pike removed from & field on Lis farm, while tbe work of ' removing was going on they found a Vjiest of 30 . empt y scabs eggs. The Viake crop in that vicinity tbe com Lig summer must of necessitr" he targe. ,' The same old story is told in the death of Elmer Henry, of Newton Hamilton. Last Friday with his brother William, he got on a coal train at Ryde station. In attempt to set oft at Maplefon He wa ; drown in such a way that his head was crashed into a pnlpy condition by th wheels of lhe cars. 7SCH RED BLOOD i thefoon- m da' ion of good health. That is why Uood'n SarsRpnrilla, the One True Bio! Purluer, gives HEALTH. cures. Get Hood's and only Hood's. Hood's Piils cure all liver ills, re lieve constipation assist digestion. 25c. The remains of Cornelius Bartley wero raised from tbe grava in tho Union Cenif.tery last Friday aid rd interedm the Presbyterian Cune'.ory alongside of tbo body i.f his wife whose fur.er.ii took place the daj pre vious. Mr. Hartley's funeral took place 24 yeais ago. Previous to the death of Mrs. Bartley, his wife, she lequested their children tj bury her in the Prcebjtenan Cemeteiy. and then raise the remains cf their father and place them bv the side of his wife, their mother, which wai done by funeral director Snyder. GREAT SALES prove the great merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hood's Sarsaparilla sells because it accomplishes GREAT CURES. Photographs advancicg in price. Take Nofice on and after April Is-, 1898, my price for our best Cabinet Photographs will be 3 00 psr dozen, until then April 1st, I will make and sell tickets IV.r these same pholo graphs for 1.50 per dczrn. I have ordered 5,000 cf the highest style cards, printed in gold to supply this work, our (ffjrtsin low priced work has not been appreciated, there foie we are obliged to return to our old price $3.00 per dczen. Tickets sold will be good at any timo presented, this is jour lat end only chance to get high rrictd work at half price. Don't- cooie in after the time and say you didn't see this add, it will bo too late. Respectfully, Joseph Hiss. The men who went to their back yards aud chopped off tbo heads of their nice Spanish chickens, and who tbr. w away their nice Spanish onions because of the barbarity of the Span iiird.i in Cuba are wonderinjr whnt they shou'd do over the case of tbe shootit g cf Baker, the South Carolina coloied postings er who was buiued out of house and tome at J o'clock in the morning, tiod shot dead, Irs wife an 1 infant rh Id aa-i other members of the fam ily were cbased about in tbe woods like rabbit 8. Tiicre are r.o Sjuth Car olina thickets scattered throughout the county, aiid uo South Carolina onions to take vengeance on, but all tbe same it proves that baibirity ia not cenfiued to Spaiu. The Bedford correspondent of the Hopcwt-ll Ttlephone rt latf s the fol lowing : Here is a bit of news tbe kind of which l.'iis never befoie happened J in Bedford county, if not in the S:ate. I A youcg man by the caroe of Stayer is teaching a fchool in Wocdbjry township, close to Henrietta. Theie has not beeu a pupil in his school for three weeks, be has been five months teaching and was ergaged for six months. He gots to school mvh morning and stays thero until the closing period ia tbe afternoon aud snys he will continue to do so uutil tbu six months are up, if not a pupil comes. He will thin hold the town ship for his salary, as he says he m carrying out his contract." This is certainly quite a novel case. Last Friday, Enos Hnlderaan, was coming to town, driving his horse hitched to a one horse Dear born wagon He expected to take home with him a load of boards. When unexpectedly, while coming down the Pike bill on the North farm, STEP 1BTO the sp'iced coupling pole broke. The Lir d pai i f the wagon dropped, and the front put tilted and in tbe clatter of it all the borso look fright and stiirted down hill as if makiDg a mad charge upon atroop of Spanish horsemen at the bottom of the hilL Mr. Haldeman held onto the lines to the pike bridgp, and there be was compelled to let goon account of the rough sleding. The horse came through town at a run and ran out on tLe McAlistervilleroad as far as to henry Sieber's place. There he was caught, with tbe front part of the wagon all right. There was little broken excepting the coupling pole. Those who saw tbe runaway through town say the borse kept the middle- of the road and ran more like in a race than a horse in a runaway. PERFECT and permanent are the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, to cause Mt makes pare rich, healthy, !Ue and health-giving BLOOD. and had a mind to arrest bim for vagrancy. Ha bad good reason to be impressed with the call for Bacon Lad tbrcaleted tho sheriff two. yea ocro lost September, when Calhoun took him tJ tbi Waatira Peni tentiary under a sentence of court, for assisting Frank Evans and Joseph Wett to break out of the Mifllintown tail. When Bacon called upon th sheriff last week, Calhoun though that perhaps, he had come to shoot him as he had threatened to d , but if he called for tbat purpose he did not attempt any violence. The ccn versa'.iou however was not of the kind that tho Sheriff is fond of, and as Sutriff Stoner cams upon tho scene and ordertd B:eo.-j to leave,! there was an end of the call. Bacoi has been seen about Judge Lyon's hous several times fcioce he called on ex Sac-riff Calhoun, and he has been seen ia oilier parts of this community, some times with company, though when at Judge Lyon's place he was alone. He cnie to be sent to tho nenilentiarv in a peculiar wav. Ti ia X -J A J - . wrll lrnrvwn in tliiQ r.)nnntrr tlmf ! several years ago, that the two men then in jail charged with the robbery of the Htrtzler store, at Port Royal, broke jail, or rather they skillfully sawed tff enough of bars of their prison room window to ullow them to escape. When their escape wa3 made kuowu to Sheriff Calhoun, Le hastened to the railroad, thinking, that perhaps, he might there capture the escaped Frank Evans and Joseph Weat, btfore they had time to board a freight tnin and get away. While the Sheriff was searching a freight train of box cars he came across 5 man crouched iu tho corner of a c-ir. He immediately put him under arrest and charged him with being the man who had brought money to the j til for Evaus and West. He also held him for assisting tbe escape of Evans acd West. Baeon employed lawyers Keller acd Patterson to defend him, but when the trial took pined he took charge of the case himself aud put bis lawyers on tbe witness staud ni.d they testified that be was not the man. The Sheriff icdentilied him as the man who had brought money to the jail for Evans acid West, he in demitifd him by a blue mark along tbe bide of his nose, a mark such as is made by an explosion of powder. Baoots f-scape fro: a the meshes vt tho Uw seemed essured up to that time upon the testimony of the lawyers, when all of a sudden the aspect of the cane v: as turned against him by tbe District; Attorney, present ing, a piece of a towel as evidence. It was mute material stuff for evi dence but it spoke more tellingly than words. When the cell of Evans and West was visited after their escape a part of a strange towel wes found in the cell and from its appearance i', was indicated that the saws and tools that they used in cutting the bars bad been sent, up in that towl. but where was the match piece of the towel f that was an importaut inquiry. In tbe five ruiout'8 time that the District Attorney hid to presect tbe case to the jury he presented the mitcb piece of the towel foucd in the cell. He presented the other piece, and the other piece the Sheriff found en John Bacon when he arrested him in the box car at tbe railroad. That towel sent Bacon to the Penitentiary. The towel was the connecting link between Bacon, Evans and West, one end of the towel in the empty cell of the escaped prisoners and the other end of tbe towel in Bacon's pocket. WILL DIE TOGETHER. GRAND ftTBOBS Alter, James T. , Port Royal. Benner, A. A , W alker. Castles. Wm. S. Greenwood. Campbell, George, Baule. Davis, Luke, Thompsontown. Degeu, C. I , Fayette. Detra, James G., Wa'ker. Eichman, Peter, Fayette. Hoops, Howard, Delaware. UutcnicBon, J. W , Milford. Heck man, George, Walker. Harris, Gaorge, Milford. Kidd, Jamea, Tuscarora. Kerstetter, J. D., Susquehanna. Lauverj- Philip, Susquehanna. McClellan, H. C, iiifllintown. Pattirson, James S., Tuscarora. Kc-o 1, Robert S., Tuscarora. Shelleuberger, Jacob B , Monroe. Smith, Andrew, Delaware, Spicher, A. G-, Susquehanna. Tvson, Harry, Mifflintown. Wisehaupt Jaoob, Spruce Hill. Wrh Anson is., Mitllintown. - . PtTlT JOEOBS. Adams, Atou S., Walker. Bender, D.ivid, Spruce HilL Book, J. H-, Walker. Bear, Melto, Fayette. Brown, John, fayette. Besshoie, .Batiks, Fermacagu. Barrymcn, A. R , Beale. Dirom, A. P., Delaware. Davis, George, Fermanagh. Dobbs". Ralph E , Tuscarora. Dysinger, John, Vaker. Earntst, S. B , Spruce Hill. Galhgher, Wm. H , Lack. Grouinger, James N , Turbett. Hart, John Fayette. Hutchinson, James, Tuscarora. Henry. John B., Lsck. Hendtr.on, J. A , Port Rjyal. Hou'z, Jackson, layette, Jenkins, John R., Mi ford. Koons, Stewart A., Turbett. Leister, Jacob, Fermanagh. Lauver, lua-ak, Lock. McMeen, Elliot, Turbett. McMeen, Ueorge, Port Royal. Musser, John L., Fayette. Veloy, John B., Patterson. Maney, James B., Port Royal. Moore head, T. S., Lick. O'Neill, John, WVker. Ro'oison, Robert, Lack. Sieber, H. W., Fermanagh. Spicher, David. Delaware. Stouffer, Batiks D , W.ilkcr. Shoa-sra. Frederic!:, Walker. Teni.irj, Jobr., Fayette. VuLOrmer, Frank, Fayette. Varnes, Jcsopb, Delaware. Woodward, L. A., Greenwood. Z H'k, Lawronee, Fermanagh. Dr. Dartd Kennedy Favorite Remedy frequently cures several members of a family. While It is considered by many to be a Kidney and Bladder Medicine, it is just as certain to cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, Rheu matism, Scrofula and Eczema. This is because it first puts the Kidneys -in a M tm Ml the blood. body. Hudson, and suffered took Dr. healthy condition, so they can sift all impurities from Healthy blood practically means a completely healthy Here is a letter from Mrs. Capt. Pete Rack, of N. Y. : " My husband was troubled with his kidneys, fearfully with shooting pains through his back. He David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and is now well and strong. Although seventy years of age, he is as hearty as a man many years younger. I was so troubled with Dyspepsia that it was painful for me to walk. My food did me no good, .- as my stomach could not digest it. Somebody recommended Favorite Remed, y to mc.and after taking two bottles of it I was completely cured, and am feeling splendid sow. We botn attriDute our good health to Favorite Remedy." It is prescribed with unfailing success for Nerve Troubles, and for the Liver and Blood it is a specific It has cured many that were beyond the aid of other medicine. Ask vour druggist for it, and insist upon getting it. Don't take substitute. It will cost you $t.oo for a regular full-sized bottle. If you want to try Favorite Remedy before buying, send your full post- ' f Of office add' ess to the Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, KonQout, in. y., ana men I 'ion this fcptr. They will send you a free trial bottle, all charges prepaid. This genuine offer is made to prove to everybody what a wonderful medicine it is. A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS. Our spring line of men's, boy's and childrens' clothing, hats; caps and gents furnishing goods ARE NOW IN. We make the clothing business a study and have made it a success. Youn men. don't so away to get what they want they come to us for NOBBY SUITS, LATE STYLE hats or any thing in the gents fur nishing line. We have half our SPRING stock sold by the time most clothiers get their line in. A vouns: man who jwants a SUIT FOR EASTER, don't ;want to wait until the 4th of July FAYETTE MOTES. Frank Stadelman and Mrs. Emma Stabb, of Ackron, Ohio, eloped and went to Cleveland, Ohio, representing themselves as man and wife, but they got tired of their new relation ship to each other, and she said we'll die together, let ns take something. "She took carbolic acid and he took morphine. Then they turned on the gass and retired. The dose of mor phine he took was a light one and his nerve never failed him. He arose and fled from the hotel; tbe woman died. She had left a husband at Ackron. Stadelman wan pat under arrest. Orsie Remedy CURES AIX KIDNEY. STOMACH ' ' AND LIVER TNOUSIU. Oakland JUills, Pa., March. 21, 98. Prof. li N. Jamison, of Slim Valley, is clerking for H C. Sausman at Swales. Mr. Howard Zent, of Vo Wer. and Mr. Haven Lnkens, of Salem, were here among the ladies on Sun day evciiii'g. Miss Fannie SoeilenbergtT, visited at H B. S-iellenbergor's on Saturdiy acd Sunda . Mr. P. Sailer, of ClenrfiVid, was in our midst some days ago. Call tigam b Mr. S. N. Kerlin moved his family from Colyer, Center county, to Ma hontang Susquehanna townehip. A one year child of Mr. and Mrs- Samuel Bencer. died of Cronp, March 19, in Siim Valley. Interment in the Lutheran Cemetery, above McAlL-ter ville on Tuesday, March 22. U. A. JiuBstr and sister made a business trip to Selinsgrove on Thurs day. Miss Mary Hickman, and Susanna KauflmM, visited among friends at JU. Pleasant on Sunday. We learn that Hon. B. F. Trego, ia related to President McKinley, it is quae nn honor to be related to the Pretidect. Mias Lt'z&'.Q Sailliugfcrd, of Stony Eatter, spent a v.ctk with her uicle at Jencho Mills. Rumor says, that Kurtz Heckinan, one of Fayette's best school teachers cxp3Cts to stjrt a summer school here at Oakland. We wish him sue cess. We are glad to note thnt Mr. Nor man Watts, wbo was cocfioed to his b?d with a broken leg, the past 4 wetk, ia able to be up. ::.T?UNTOWN GiiAItf MARKKiS MIFFLINTOWN, MARCH 23 ,1898. W fci-at 88 iVrn in car .... ..... 80 Oam 22 Rve 82 ClovorMH'd $2 to (2 50 Batter 16 Erc 1)8 Ham 12 Slionlder. ....................... 12 li'd..... .. . R Sides. 7 Timothy seed.............. ....$1.40 Pax seed 0 Bran ' , "0 Chop 85c te tMXj Middling jo Ground Ala n Salt...... ........ 5 American Salt 60c Philadelphia -Markets, Mar. 22th, 1898.-Wheat 99c; corn 35c; oats 34c; butler 12 to 25c; eggs 9 to 10.-; po tatoes 70 to 80c a bushel; chickens 7 to 10c; Pennsylvania tobacco 7 to 10, average lot 12, 17c; straw berries 10 to 35c a quart, fat cattle 3J to 5c; hogs 2J to 5e; sheep 3 to 5Jc; veal calves $6 to to $6.50; apples $2.35 to $3.50 a ban eh cucumbers $3 a crate; cab bage $1.75 s hundred heads; lettuce $2 to $4.50 a barrel; Florida beets $3 to $4; cloverseed 4 to 5c a pound MARRIED: Rhodes Mcdoxald On the 15th inst., at Port Royal by Rev.H. S. Gil bert Henry Rhodes and Miss Nannie B. McDonald. Wiolman Edb.i. On the 17th inst., by Rev T. C. Strock, Jefferson Wildman and Mary Kuhn. DIED: WagNeb On last Thursday at Port Royal, .Mrs. Wm. A. Wagner, of dropsy, aged about 59 years. Favorite Remedy CURES All. KIDNEX STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLES. THE GREATEST REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE ON RECORD, A. T I SGH0TT S ST0BES, FROM FEB. 24, TO MARCH 26, the accumulation cf etock causes a lofs to tbe store, but a money paving for the scores of buyers who attend these tre- memdous SACRIFICE SALES. Wntob nnrl rpnrl with intprpst Profit, hv OUT advice and I respond promptly. First selections are tfce best selections for; on same kinds of goods. The limited quantity will likely be! J consumed by the immense crowd of buj'ers in a short time. loualL rememoer or tormer great oargamsaies. ruia uue will eclipse any previous hales. To begin with, 50 piece, tf good calicoes w;i th 5s a yarj, at 3 Jo a ard. 100 " " Icdigo B!u3 and Simpsoa back calioocs worth 7o, at 4lo. 50 " " silver gray acd Lncy turkey red worih 7o, at 5o. Extra quality fine ahite giods, Salin stripe?. Niinsook PJaid.-, Victoria Uwds &nd India linfn (trcrth doubl.. ) at 6e, 7e, 8j, 9o, 10c. 36 itch wide fine qua'itj uobleacbed niulia 10 jards fcr 38e. 36 " eitra quality " 10 jards for 45o. 36 " " extra heivy like Appletoo A ; at 5s a yd. 10 jds. for49e 37 " Appleton A., luusln at 10 yrds fot 54o. - 36 " fiDe bleacbcd mus'.in at 10 yards for 49o. 26 " " finer ' " at 10 ards for 55o 36 bletehed IliM test muslio 10 ;ards for 58o 36 " heavier bousua'.e musliu at la a yard 36 " " fine Cambrio and Lousdale cambric at 8o and 9Jc. L Elegant apron gingLains at 3e &nd 4c a yari. Best Lancaster giDgbainsat 4i0. Best quality dress gicgbatns at oo and 61c Good quality heavy crash 3 yards for 10c. Large size towels at 5e a piece. Kxlra large bath towcla turkish at 12c. Heavy twilled bed ticking worth 15c, at 9o. Other good bed ticking at 7lc and 8'c. 1,000 yards of Hamburg edgings at greatly reduced prices. Good pants goods at 12o tnd 15e. Also the finest grades of wool and worsted suitings, fo; men acd boys wear. 5 46-4 8-4 9-4 1. '-4 unbleached sheeting at 9, 10, 12io eto. Cbildrtns handkerchiefs 3 fur 5o Mem fine uilauadried shirts at 39:. Children bib overalls it 25a. 2 yards of table oil cloth for 25c. prio rollci window shades at lOe Elegant table Iinncn at 20 and 25s. Limit: Not over 30 yards lo one person. MOTIt-'E: No premium card ci above goods. 35 ladies and childrens coats and capes at great sacrifice. Large stlscticns of ccrscts at 35c, 39c, acd 49c, ete. Special reductions in home made carpets Ingrains, Tapestry, brussels and Velvet carpMs. All dress good, silks and (Timings at greatly reduced prices. For this special sale including all ne.v styles of Sptrog pattern. Fine quality of dresa goods at 10c and 15o, 17c, l9o, 25o and 29o. 5000 pair of foot were for men, Udies bo s and childrai at red uoed prices. $2.00 ladies fchocs for l 25. We don't attempt a description tf this vast assortment figures, will indicate the actual comparison of worth tsllmg price facts, our reputation for reliable qualities is cufficieut to guarentee that you will find everything as represented. Every counter is lull of bargains. Sale will continue until March 26tb. SCHOTT'S STORES, 103 to 109 Bridge street, Wiflbntown, Pa. Our line this season surpasses ail our former efforts in style, quality, quantity, finish and price. "The early bird catches the worm." HOLLO BAUGn & SON'S, 116 jSTA TZST HTR75ET, IVaTERSON. PENNA. MeOLINTIO'S HARDWARE mid EIouc5'Fiirmsliticr o THIS STORE SETS THE PACE. O- -oOo- -o THAT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT. atoro al- n.:nT4 .re r.f vr .lull here: r.ever stuiud. The full 'lifo of the ways b28 a cheerful welcome for all comers, and shoppers are quick to decide in fivor of tbe Ore at Valys to bo found in our new Neat, Stylish, Inviting TO BE 1865, ESTABLISHED. 1897. Special Invitation To Thx Vuhlif To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that goes on from dailv THE IMMENSE STOCK -OF D. W. HARLEY. ft will be TO THE ADVANTAGE OF AM BDYERfc2 Who nave money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN It ia truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices. His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't to give him a call if in need of Clothing. rv Wl XT 4 D T I? 7 ! u. vv. ri a h Pi i n K. 11 M A Specially Splected Stoek of Kacges, Ccck, Parlor aud Shop Stoves. Hoif Blankets and Lap Kbs. LAMI'S, largo and small. Come in and look around. We'll make cu feel at home. We have tho largest Stock ani Store in the conntv. GUARANTEES QUALITY. 'CUNTIC, TJIFFLINTOvVN rUBLIG SALES. SJarcJ 23 D. B. WcWil!iams, in Bealo towiithip, houscLoKl gii-odp, cat tit?, farm luacb'nry, giai:', bay. Mar. -21. Ccaik-a Fu:(z, Tuibt-tt towKship, horsi-r, ccwp, yt'Vog cattle, slioats, fKim ia.plcrnei.is. March 20 C W EoJr, adminis Iralor cf Mait'ua Book, in Fayette townsbip, Louseho:' goods. ilhicli 29 -Go .r; Jr.sj, cf Aoa deic:a, lior. cr, ca:t!, bops, farm nia cin ct-ry, boy corn foddi r, &vd corn. Scirotfmila. Infests the blood of humanity. It appears in varied forms, but is forced to yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies and vitalizes the blood and cures all such diseases, ltcad this: " In September, 1S94, 1 made a misstep and Injurtd my ankle. Very soon afterwards, A Sore two Inches across formed and in walking to faTOr it I sprained my ankle. The sore became worse; I could not put my boot on and I thought I should have to give up at every step. I could not get any relict and had to stop work. I read of n cure of p. similar case by Hood's Sarsaparilla and concluded to try it. Before I had taken all of two bottles the sore had healed and the swelling had gone down. My S4VEIGH MONEY TO DEPOSIT? AH1J YOU A BORROWER 1 -C.LI. AT j T8S FIRST is now well and I have been greatly bene ilted otherwise. I have increased in weight and am in better health. I cannot say enough in praise of flood's Sarsapa rilla." Mrs. H. Blake, So. Berwick, Me. This and other similar cures prove thnt t aim,Ilf"j'OWN, VA. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID OA' TIME CERTIFICATE Money Loaned at Lowest Bates. JUNIATA VALLEY JMK. OFMIFFLMTOWS, PA. Stockholders Individually Liable- JOSKCU ROTHKOCK. Pretidenl. T. VAN JRWMCoihi OIBECTOBS. W. C. Pomaroy, Joseph Rothroci, John Hertiier, Jomah L. Barton, Robert K. Parker, Louis K. AtkiDo, T. V. f rwin. SrOCKROLDCKS : f;eo--ge A. Kfpner, Annie V. Shelley Joseph Kolhrock, p. W. Marbeck, L. K. A'kl'json, R. K. pir!tt.r, W. C. Poiueroy, J. H. 'mes Irwin John Hortrler, JyrorooN. Tuompson Charlotte Snyder, T. V. Irwin. John M. Biair, Josiab L Brt.m, f . M. Penntill, Robert U. Patterson .:imnci Kotlireck. i flu TSBfe. .tOBS. dTiJI ifiS ' ! fca av -&&r -ssy srH i& M. N. Sterrett. JoniPS G. Heading, Kasiutl Schiegnl. Levi Light, Wm. Swarts. H. J. SheiieMiergtr M. K. Schl. gel Sarsaparilla J ' Ceo pfr c!;f. interest wilt t paid on I cei .r!ca'rs of doposit. ; r.isn 23, 198 th Tr "A-vl i;nrin--r. All .Ir.tteto. SL j WANTEDAN I DEA ,"1 - t. .. ,v , ;.-.n-;;. ?l-i'. ' .jng to patcntT Protect, your Moob ithe; ; IV 1 3 - i 3 u tin d HUD plC may Ulr ... A CO.. Patent Attsimaim- W. nn U. C. lor their nrize otter. 4H 1 J. J t r'i