SESTINEfj fe'REPPBLlOAjj WEDNESDAY, MAY 4,1898.! TERMS.' 'nNisrtption, $l.fiO par annam if pM l7nee; $2.00 If not pM tn adTinco. Transient advertisement Inserted at 60 Mnta psr Inch for each Insertion. Transient business notices la loe.at oI nmn, 10 cents per line for each Insertion. Deductions will b made to them desiring to advertise by the year, half or quarter fear. SHORT LOCALS. The i e plant has been put to work. Corn planting has bean com meneed. Dr. Dcrr ia on a business trip to Philadelphia. - Subscribe for the Juniata Sentinel ASD Republican. J. C. Moorebead visited in this place on Siurday. The Fayette notes dime too late for insertion tbis issue. James Strayer, of Washington, visited relatives in this place recent It... Huffman Beashore visited at the home of his friend C. A. Hinkle on Sunday. Jam-s Speddy5 of Harrisburg, pent a few hours in this place on the tst ifist. The Parry county Agricultural Fair i to be held at New Port, Octo ber 5tl, 6th, and 7th, 1898. Tbe Patterson High School, will hold its commencement exercises in the Court House to morrow evening. Go to Mtyers for your clothing and furniture he will sava you 25 per cent. Bead his Bargains in tbia paper. Join M. Garmin, chairman, has called the Democratic State Conven tion to meet in Alloona on tie 29th of June. The government has already spent the $50,000,000 appropriated to cairy on the war against Spain, and tbe war hes scarcely begun. "We'll rally round the flag'' said Chief Surges Sweger, and peop'e hung out. the stars and stripes and prayed for its success in Caba. By order of Post Commander Cap tain SUCifcliaD thiiteea gucs were fired fi-om the Post car.non on Y- on day moi n:Eg, in honor of Commo dore Dewey 'a victory ever the Span ish fleet at the Phi i pice islands. Tbe letters uncalled for in the Patterson p--st office, for the week endirg April 30, 1S98, were for Adam R it.hard Miss Ola Dcbbs, Miss Carrie Bt ckwitb, Miss Zelia Meyers, Miss Minnie Souder, Mrs. J. .A.trgrelt. ' WANTED, A member of the Lgisliture, with sufficiect e&nd and ability to have the late enactment repealed that pievmts the common school houses throughout the re spective counties from being u,ed for grange meetings. Prevention is better than cure. Keep jour blood pure, your appetite good and your digestion perfect by taking Hood's .Sarsaparilla. Hood'S Pills art harmoniously with Hood's Sarsaparilla, gentle, efficient. "Biff waek is organizing a meet that ought, to do great service. "Who's be got?'' "Oue 'thousand hn.pecktd husb ands, wi.one wives wa:t to get rid of tht.tr, Ld who are willing t) risk anything to get twy " Witliatuson Van Ormer ased about 62 yrs, died at bis roma a!ont 2 rDr. David Kennedys (favorite Remedy Ciistcs all kidney. Stomach AMD LIVER TROUBLES. milm north aat 4 McAhster'ville on.;of the Miftiintown public scacoi?. Sa'urdav April 30. He died of con Bump!icu. Iofrmf-nt this Wednes day Mty 4. 1898, io tbe Presbyter ian cemetery at IV'cAlieterviile. Blood and W3rves are very close ly related. Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy, with Hood's Sarsaparilla and you will have no nervousness. Hood'8 Pills are best after-dinner pillt.aid digestion, preventconstipatios If a yar ago, tome one had pre dicted tbat in a year's time, the United States Nsvy would light the greatest naval Lattlo of tho times, and csptore the Phi'ippioo Islands on tl.e other side of the globe, what v ould have bsen thought of aueb a predxi loo ? What unexpected things sre to happen wit bin tbe next j ear. Nicety acrs rf lai.d belcrging to the esiate cf David Stouffer, deceased located a half mil east of Cuba fills in Fermanagh towntbip, was sold at public f-x'ie on Tuesday, to Win. Brubake-, i f this town for $2525. A 20 acre tract of tho l-une e?tute wns sold to Wm. Havk, of JllfllintowD, for $285. The Sales of Hood's Sarshparilla are the largest in the world because the cure by Hood's Sarsaparilla are wonderful, perfect, permanent. Hood's Pills are the . best family cathartic and liver medicine. 25c Xjir. Samuel WLarton, of Tuaca rora Valley died last Friday of the Iiifirinitity of age. He was aged 81 yearc, ar.d lived nil his days on the farm on which Lo was born and raised, be was highly rispected by ail who bad tbeLonor of his ccquaint aitc. Tlie funeral took place from th Academia Pre?byterian church on Sunday. Iuterment in the Aci demia Presbyterian cemetery. Rev. E. E. Berry has applied to Governor Hastings for a chaplaincy in tb army. Jlr. .berry e prayers ars all of a roy and comforting nature, just the kind the soldiers need. Tbe soldier wants to be piayed fr as a man who is enlisted in a glorious and righteous cause which, if he tlis in defending will laid him io happiness and glory in tba worid t,o come. We wish ilr. Brrry success in bis application. Wonderful are the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because as tbe one true blood purifier, it makes pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood. Hood's Pills for the liver and bowels, act easily . yet promptly, too The 5th regiment of the Pennavl. vani National Guard was moved out of the Juniata Valley, on the railroad at midnight, last Wednesday. Great excitement prevailed among- the peo ple where the troops took tha cars, at Altooca, Tyrone, Hunt:iigdon and Lewistown. Tbore were more peo ple in Lwistown than ever before. The regiment by day light was at the camping place Mt. Gretna, Leb anon county. PERFECT and permanent are the cores by Hood's Sarsaparilla, be cause it makes pure, rich, healthy, Hie and health-giving BLOOD. The Bloomfield, Perry county Democrat of the 27th of April, says, through a correspondent from Lloya vii, Frttnk Swarner informed us that there is a piece of land on his faim full cf worms. Several years ego he had the acme piece in oats and got only 15 bushels off ten or mora acres. The worms, he sup pore?, bad eaten 300 or 400 bushsls. He is now putting it in oa's again, but. be fears the result will be the sam as at the former time Mrs. Ksuffman diel at the homo of her husband John Kauffman, near Red Rock school hr-uso, in Walker to -to ship, on the 27th day ot April, after a few days i!lnos of paeutnonia. Sha w s in town cu the 22cd inst , in her usual he .hii, with her husband. Oa the next day April 23, she was stricken withpnenmoniaaitd d'.ppite all that was done for her, the disease won its way r.nd shs departed from this earthly lif-i within four days after being takn ill. She was a-.red 63 years. Interment in the Adams cemetery in Wa'.ker town ship Great Cures proved by thousands of testimonials show that Hood's Sar saparilla possesses power to purify, Vitalize and enrich the blood. Hood's Pills are the only pills tc fee taken with Ilood'a SariapaVilic. (!nnv Treasurer, Y. W. Ludis ' met with ce r-eeideot last Sunday I 1.M 1 : l TTV...... O....J wuiii rhiuruij'g iruiil a-hiiii un'io church in a carriage, wi:h his wife and grafd daughter. His horse shied, and suddenly a1 tempted to turn. Mr. Laodis pulted'ou the line opposite to the turn side and that caused the beast to suddenly wheel to the other side. Io the s-cond rcovmnt Mr. Lao o is lost his 'bal lacce, nnd when the beast swung around toward the inee at that side of the road he fell cut agcirist the fence and was severelj f quei-zed bo tnecn that and the carriage but succeeded in getting coctro'.e. When the scare of tie !;c.it was ovr ho p!acd tha animal straight iu tie road and drove home a if r.n acci dent hd not taken place. II wis a good dal bruised about his limbs by the fill and the pinch sgoioet the fence. j . . GERHAX BAPTISTS' (DCSK ARBS') AXIM!. imeet IXO, Vl'i:UfILlE ILL.. Reduced Rates via Pennsyl vania Railroad. For the benefit of pernors desir ing to attend the Annual Meeting of tue German Baptists (Duckards) at Nnpeiville.ISl, May 29 ti Jurso 7, 8893, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will pell excursion tickets from points on its lice wt-si of Balti more, Laaeanter, Reading, and south of Sunbury, nil inclusive, at arete of single f-.re for the ronud tr;p to Chi cago plus f 1.85 to Napcrvilb; these tickets to b sold May 23, 24. 27, 28, and good to return until Juno 24, fx pt that on depot it of tickets with :Tr.rf nt Vrinr-i villj r.-n nr h'TiTr June A GALA AFTERNOON. THE SCHOOLS UNFURL OLD GLORY. Before the war bbar, the pupils raised bv voluntary contribution among the petjpic, rnooer i"ionyb t buy a bf.vdsume fljg to be uafii'led on a pi l-i 74 fr-tt high i-u th r.eiiool grouiidf, on Munday af-eruoow, -Way 2nd. Tie weather as not prop. tioua, the clcudn -ere tearful, and sprinkled raic, but d-pite all :h-t people turned flit and a g!v So coision rta f irmed, b:d by tt.e Mif flintowu baud iuaj .red by tx Sht riff Lapp. Thncame a compfny cf Cub.in t-oldiers, in prcsc young Juniata coarty bloods, carrying rouRuc ts, captained Lv WillianHerlz l.ir, of Port Royal. Tte voung sold ijrs were fallowed by tbo Pest, drum ccrp-4 ar.d t5i, Mifllintown add Pat terson schools,' captained by Profess or Goriner. In advices of tbe schools marched sis sehocl girJs car rving the flag. The fhig we.s extend ed and carried flat. FHowh.g tbe schools cme tho post ca d-awn by patriotic young mep, fp':i t;ed by Aiosea Pcucebikirr, who vt-r uud anon ai-sng th- streets ai t;;e jr- ceesioa marched fired a' Bilut. Io that fi'l'm tho prices:?!' n marcl.o i to the school ground, whfrt v'm i-lt.'i'y was ton up the poio ard nnfailed its miguific eDt folds by rollingout in gruco undulations under d-i bittZ14 from the north vtes'. There ---s prayt-r, sioging, and speech making and cheering around the pole. R;v. W. H. Fays invtked the Divine bites irg, Harold Raven made tha presen tation address. Mabel HaeLecber ger accepted the patriotic gift for the fioho.l(i, and director G. H. Mart in accepted the flag in behalf of the school brd. Then evcrjono sang the S.ar Srjst-t'ed Bannrr. Ihen the flag wati raised ainidat tremtndou? cheeriDg. MissMary C. Kulp de livered a rt citation called "The School House Flag," which was fol lowed by an address eroiUcd "Pa trio! ism in the Pnblic H -hools," by Dr. L. E. Atkinson. Then every one sang America. Tho c.?remaoy was closed with a benediction by Rev. A. N- Raven, after wl.ic'a a lively cheering und musicnl parndi of tho towns was indulged iu. TjLey cheerCd for McKinley, tbey cheered for Cubs, tbey cheered fur Dewey. pR.DAviD Favorite The Sidneys, liver and Blood Tne one sure cure for COURT PROCEEDINGS. The regular term of Court conveu vened nt 10 o'clock a. m., on Monday A-pril 25, 1898. Judges Lyons, Sterrett and Swartz presided. . Constables Yeigh, Gill and Slew ard, were appointed to wait upon the conrt. The court called the attention of the constables to their duties in case of forest fires and in the extermina tion of Canada thistle. After the grand jury bad been sworn and charged the court filed an opinion in the matter of the motion for a new trial inthe case of Hugh6y and Brown vs. the Perry county Railroad company, refusing a new trial. I a the case of commonwebUh vs. John Keane motiou to strike off ap peal was dismissed. C'mer E. Mclleou was. appointed guardian of Liawrecce G. Yeater, Aiiuie C. Yeut6r, Marion F. Yeater and James D. Yeater, minor children of David M. YeaUr, late of Patter son, deceased. J . S. Harley guardian of David and Normu Shotsbtrger was grant ed leave to join with other heira of Jacob Hosteller in conveyance of real estate and it was ordered tbat the purchase money be paid to the ad ministrator for payment of debts. In frbtaU cf Margaret Allen, de ceased, James M. Alien, administra tor was allowed to make payment of money due R. I. Allen to his guard ian residing iu Kansas. In tie estate cf Nancy J. Bare foot the administrator was allowed to pay money into court to be de posited at interest in t bo First Nat ional Bank by the clerk cf the Orpb ass' Court. II. H. Snyder was appoiutcd guardian cf Nettie I- Wagner, of lV.rt Royal. Es'tle of John C. Burns sale of real estate of decfcdeut, 100 acres in Lif-k township to TJ. Grant Howerj for $1C00. Confirmed by the court ; and purchaser entered into rec:g- mzaucu to pay the purecusa money. The bond of Joseph S.-lic-rs and John H. Lauvtr assignee of Baltha ser Lauver ws approved and invec tory li:ed. Martha W. Jatkin filed her an swer to libel in divorce and her peti tion for hilowanca of coucsel fees, and a rula was granted It appearing that Ruben Caveny in l i life ti:u-, had as assignee of Leo. Shol.tL burger, failed to make a deed for real estate sold by him u f ucii assignee, J. H. Ne ely, Eq , w appointed t-eaignee to complete duties of the trust. tho j E.la A. Underwood vs. Ch&rles L. Uiidf rweed iid Flora E. Gohhorn V3. Frank J. Goshorn. In each co t subpoena in divorce was awarded. Lilh Rerner filed her answer to : Altoona IiWl in divorce. jBe!l.-ood Jesse Arnold was appointed con-1 Tyrone b! able for Milfeid tqwui'bip vico S. Huntingdon Howard Leach, removed from the; Bedford township. Mour.l Union . . . . CsmmonweaHh vs. Athur B. Rowo j Lewi.tlon Juoc't Fornica'inn and bastardy. Jtf.irga- M:flliu 1 T ...... U.1.,1 K i vr . t!ie pirtiea. Ccnamo&weaith vs. David Mode. Recognizance renewed. Commonweal. h vs. narry Shover Recognizance renewed. Commonwsrdth vs. R. B. Barrier. Desertion Lillie B Barrier prosecu tris, Dt.far.d.iDt ordered to pay $2 00 per wntk for support of wife. Defen dskt failed to find pi curity that be would carry out the order of Court and is not i-l jail. ComoiOiiWtalth vsi Petr Stewart, Fasj pretsubc, II. W. Berger, pi so cu'or. AfUr trial the jury brought; io a verdict of not guilty an J prose cutor to pay all the costs. Application v.-as m ido to the court by r- r.nmber e.f t!o v.stcis of Walk ;r township, to chn:H the votiag place from the C. A. Thompson store room to tbatownbd by Jacob Ricknbaugh Aa application was also msdo to cbanr: it and h cate it ot a place n-.-.ir Red Back school houso cn the ground thit the latter place is more cent al for tbe v .trs of the t-,wn-Kt.ip.- No netion was taken by tha court in tie matter. Margaret Rjhrer aud His. J-jha Harkison v?. J'.mes J. McMu leo. Ft-igued issue. Ssttled. Central School Suppiy House for use vs. Fermanagh towrship scbod ditrict. Cocticijed. W. S. McKsan fur use vs. -V. T. Hipps. Settlcl. E. Keler Ccu iaoy vs. Emit Schott. Action tor ciamages for roaciesion of a contract to put steam heating pitinl in the Jacobs Hous"1, .'JirfliDtowo, tfj.. Tbe pla-jt wtputia 1S04 .- nd tbecase was tried and the verdict being then against the defendant he took it be fore tbe Superior Court oa error and a re trial was directed, lr.e de f-ijce was that there was so oi. tract Verdict for plaintiff for $200. This case was very vigorously eoDtbtd and at its crmclutdon, Jud;.-e Lyons stsped eff tlie bt.tii-h to allow Judge Bel1, of Holid'svaburg, to try th c:iie of Mary a.d Margaret L-tocard va. Samuel Leonard. Tho cause of the dispute in the Leonard case rs developed by the testimony is as follows John Leou r tha f-itber bx the parlies to the suit died in Lack township iiv 1891. intestate, leaving to survive him six children, four girls and two boys. A short time after he died the child ren ot together, being all of ne, and made an amicable partition of the real estate of their deceased father. Samuel, tbe elder, and the defendant in the caso getting the homestead and eoveral tracts- cf mountain land, in all about 900 acres; Kebecc Leonard and Urs. Elian Armstrong received the Fitzgerald property in Spruco Hill township David Leonard received a property in Lack township adjoining the home stead and a lot of 4nonntain land; Mary and Jlar: ret received a tract of 132 acres iu Ltck township as tfceir portions of tho real estate Aft6r the partition Mary and Marga ret lived at the homestsad witii Sam uel just as they did during the life time of their father. About four years ago, Samuel got married, then trouble commenced on tbe homestead farm and things went from bad to worse until ia the spring of 1897, Samuel put Mary and Margaret off bis farm. They then brought this sutt alleging tbat inasmuch f Sam uel's property was worth more than tbat received by them together, that he hid agreed that if I hey would sign the deed conveying to him from the other heirs their interests in their father's estate, that be Samuel would keep them for the balance cf their natural lives" - - The defendant denied ever making such a contract and claimed the property was divided to carry out the express wieh of the deceased father. David Leonard testified that his father tol 1 him the day he died how the property was to be divided, that he told the other heirs and that tke deeds were drawn accordingly and executed without prot-ist on tha part of any of the heirs. The plain tiffs however sworo that Samuel not only made a contract to keep the girls for the balance of their natural lives, but also, that David told them it was the wish of the father that Samuel should keep them. Several witnesses testified that Samuel ad mitted to them that he had to keep the girls for the balance of their live. Verdict for Plaintiffs in the sum of 2127,CG. A motion for a i new trial was made. In the esiate of William Harrison McAJistor, hie of Fayette township, deceased, Shariff ma Jo his return of inquest to writ of partilioe, acd rule for notice to hfirs to ncct-pt or ref uso real estate- at the appraise ment. A. , . - T j """t"'"" " "i , in the case of Flna A. Hoflman vs. Milton A. Hoffman. Report of viewers appointed to view and lay out a roa 1 in Fayette township, filtd refusing the rifld. Report cod firm ad nisi. Tax collectors elected at the Ftb ruary elections filed their bond3 in opm court. Sheriffs deeds were acknowledged on Wedneadayafternoou. Court adj.mrnod on Thursday cvBtiing at 8 o'clock. i REDUCED RATES TO WtMl- IXGT0.1 AKDtllLTKlORE. Special Ten Day Excursion via Pennsylvania Rail road. The labt of the low rata ten-day -a Pennsylv excursions fi'oui West? uia to Washington yia i'enasylvania Railroad will leave Pittsburg May 12. T?',ti-1 lri- liri.-()tu vt i'l li er)r .f ratv-s quoted bdow, good going ou special traiu indicated, or on train MndecJrr?iD; IbS ske'ripj' Cirryic;j tbrour; sleeping cars to Waaiiijiytoo, telurniij, tick will bs good on any regular train escet't too I'r.i:fvlvania ' Limited. -Lktse ticl.-oi.-i will also be g;od ti stop elf ai Bait-nic.re within thtir limit.. Spieis.1 traiu of through par-; lor csr and coaches will bo run ca ' the following schedule: i Traiu leaves Rate. 11.4(1 A. .'I. 7 3-i' f 11.52 12.03 P. M. 7 25 12.3." " 6 G5 V" . . 9 25 A. . 112 54 t .133 ' ,.fl50 .f2 24 ' ..12 44 1 M. O oo G 35 5 GO I 4 GO DaccnuMn 4 20 Washington, Arrive. 7.15 " PasstDgers will us regal ir throo'-h to Washington. traiu "1 Stops only on notice to ajent,. Should the number of pi-;s5ng.;M not b sufiirif-nt to warrant tha run ning of a f peciul train, the cainpri-iy reserves the rihi to carry partici pants in thid excursion ou reu'ir train. Ti'-kts cn Rale in TilUburg, st Union Ticket Offi -e, SG0 F.ffu Ave nue, abd Uni'in SUIioo, and at a.l elations 2neiitio:;8i above For full informtti:)!i app'.y to aserit-e or Thomis E. Watt, r.ics:ier Agsut Vcstern Disirict. Fifth Aveiitu and Smitbfifld Street, Pittsburg. ! ; s M I I'FLIXTOWN, MAY 4, 18iS V.' h. -t 5 Ciiia in cur .... 8 ):,::. 22 r.'o i-i Clo.ri 2 to2 50 Butter 10 Eggs 9 Ham 2 Shonldor i 1- Si.'es Tianthy suc-J 1.40 K a -. seed t0 Brsn '0 Chop , 85c to 9ilo m (lanugo.... f ) Grntiu.t - la Salt '.5 American Sat.... COc I'ainDixrniA A'aksets, Hay 3rd, 189S- Wheat $1.1 i; corn 37r; oats 3Sc but,:er 16 t.j 16c; frCgs 9 to 11c; po patoea 85 to 95J a bushel; chickens 6 to 10c; duck 12c; beef cattle 3 to 5 Jc; bog 2 J to 4t-, aheep beat S to 4J spriug iambs $3 to $4; hogs 5 to 6; tLio cows $8 to $to; milch $25 to $40. AuiRKtED: iiiacuKEK Cekky Oil tho 27th ult, ai Ilmrisl'Uig, by Rv. Luiher IV Yo, Gaorgs H.iehner and Jtiiinie iir.y Briy. rt'.GSJB Wagxkb On iht 23 h ult., at, Port R"7l. I y J. B. Brence ni:, Wiiiiam D. Wagter aiid Ntllte I. Wagctr. Kikzee Kirx- On tbe 7tU ult., at East Wsiorford, by J. B. Brcnne mai W. A. Kiczbr and ilag'gie L. K.k. n5 S V it; j - ICS . Like biliousness, uyspci-s'a. !-3?ac!ie, cc!-rt-patioiu so:ir stnniacli. iu'tifesiion w prcsiintiy cured by Hood's PUU Tliry o the if eau'ly 1 t'.u-n'v.ivl Best after ni!ine SSceutt. AH trt!:f:': ProirHl l y C. I. ; '' The .ir.lv T ;:.' r b 3 9. .J ..O.. it. IV A MEDICAL BOOK. A medical book with tha fall de scription of al diseases and iheir treatmuf, by F.. Humphrey e, M. D., mailed free on request. Humphrey's JMh&cd Co., Cor. William & JohD Streets, New Yi i k. S9JONDERFUL are tbe cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, and yet tbey are simple and natural. Hood's SM perilla makes PURE BLOOD. 1 i if loo If you want to be well, see to it that your Kidneys and Blood are in healthy condition. It iu an easy matter to learn what state your Kidneys are in. Place some of your urine in a bottle or tumbler, and leave it stand one day and Bight. A sediment at the bottom shows that you have a dangerous Kidney disease. Pains in the small of the back indicate the same thing. So does a desire to pass water often, particularly at night, and a scalding pain in urinating ia still another certain sign. s -2rS?-rVl .-5S':3 - ' o ivcycijain, buu diuuu 1 v .r;Lus, 1 1 has never failed where the directions were troubles peculiar to females. . All druggists sell it at $1.00 a bottle. QnyiVlfk Rfv? FnoT If yoa will, send your full postoffice address .;.::j'2V E4it iS to the Dr. David Kennedy Corpokatjon, Rondouv, N. Y., and mention this paper, we will forward you, prepaid, a free sample bottle of the Favorite Remedy, together with full directions for its use. You can depend upon this offer being genuine, and' should write at once for a free trial bottle. CHALLENGE OF SPRING GOODS AT SGHOTT'S STORES, The K.rr.e annual trade victory, The power ul procla mation to the multitude?, of bargain giving, tnd vafst selling. C'hie 1898. rirtr tlrc-fe fabrics at low prices are now all j "n ported, irom niv recent MSit ; adeiphia. Our reat oath tellirg ttore choicest l-.ew pprirg goods. Yc have been making great preparation lor this business. Cc-ine and see the reat saving in our tpot cash sytem ol buying and selling. You all know our iv ...ods our great success shows that "j ou approve of them, Novelty and plain filks lor waists nnd whole dresses. Over 2.000 3'ards of tilk to select from, in prices from 25c, to - m - . iEc, to ovc, to $iuu, m taliety stripes, taltety cheens, Lousinej stripes, lousine checks, black armure and satin ..ticks plain! lilnnlr t!trpfv :inrl hrrrtHs hlnr - STYLISH DRESS GOODS, ; 7 Your first thought in seeing our great variety tbey 6ve ! IT IS TRUE TO You are sure to find just j tho'ffres. goods you have in inicd. We ! too many of one stylo. 50 s'yles of J every ono a ierrptihg ralua. We sell to coula. WASTE FABRICS. They Fairly whisper thoughts of warm days nf mma.er. Prrcalcs zephyrs, Ginghams, crgasdies and batistes for 71 to 9, 12i to 15c. NEW CARPETS AND A1ATTING, OUR S I 0 K OF CARPET aed worthy ti e Irescest tylcf tor the sesbf.n. Strips J carpets 12 to 20is : home mads rag carpets and fcr 25c, 30o. 35e, 40o, 50o. Tapestry aDd Brussels carpet for 60c, 75c, 85o and 50c 12o, 15c, 20c, and 25o. MEN'S AND LADIES SHOES. Tbe bi-st tboes made in America, values tbat are greater than an? other store will offer you. Speeiitl purchase of misses and ol ildrtn shoes, they in ciuie all tLe leading styles nw worn. CAPES, AND CURTAINS, Lsdies silk opes, cloth capes, dresi and shirt waists, wrappers and fancy dre s skirts. We chu suit any taste and fi: any figuie. LACK CURTAINS, cbemlo curtains, window shades and poles, oil cloth and rugs at very low prices. 10,000 roles of wall paper, special fine parlor pattern, at lowest prices possible. We have bargains for every body. SCHOTT'S STORES, 103 to 109 Bridge street, A.'ifllinrowD, Pa. mm, ESTABLISHE I. Special Invitation To attend the Attractive Sale irom THE IMMENSE STOCK - it will be 10. THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS Who have money to invest tofsainine the Stock ol Goods for men; boys and children t is truly marvelous to See THE. BEAUTIFUL STYLE i of Su'ts and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices. . His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't i il ' to give him a call if in need ot D. W. H A R MIFFLINTOWTST m$ Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is what you need. It will cure you surely if you do not delay too long in taking it. Kidney diseases are dan gerous, and should not be neglected a single moment Read what P. H. KtW, of Union, N. Y., a prom inent member of the G. A. R., says: "I was troubled with my Kidneys and Urinary Organs and suffered great annoyance day and night, but since using Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy I have greatly im proved, and that dreadful burning sensa tion has entirely gone. I had on my lip what was called a pipe cancer, which spread 'most across my lip, and was exceeding painful; now that is almost well. I also had severe heart trouble, so that it was difficult to work ; that is a great deal better. I have gained nine pounds since I commenced taking the Favorite Remedy f am greatly benefited in every way, and cannot praise it too much." Favorite Remedy is a specific for Kidney, Liver and Urinary troubles. In Rheumatism, Neu- -. T . T-..enAn:H .1 CI.'' , T 1 1 . Y 'I - followed. It is also a specific for the i ALE to HoMon, rsew lorK, ar.d mil-; j filled to overflowing, with the ; . . - . . ! lf i.? L-a dress cood exhibit would be, what a safe puarded ourselves by not fretting foreipn and domeftie drct s trtri!S. ! fcr 12i, 14, 20, 2o, 35, 45, 50, CO. a:.d msttirg are particular by choice,; ingrain carpet? Matting for 897. rl'o rThe oi Clothing that goes on daily OF Clothing. E Y A HEAD OF ALL 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. Young men don't go away to get what they want they come to us for NOBBY SUITS, LATE STYLE hts or any thing in the gents fur nishing line. We'hnvc half our SPRING stock sold bv the time most clothiers get 'their line in. A wants a SUIT FOR EASTER, don't want to wait until the 4th of July for it, Our line this season surpasses all i our former efforts quantity, finish and price. "The early bird catches the worm." HOLLOBAUGH & SON'S, 116 rATTC STREET, PATTERSON. PENNA. cCLINTIC'S HARDWARE juhI 1 1 DIISoFiiril isil)Of 3 TORE THIS STORE SETS THE PACE. -oOo- TH AT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT. Things are eevcr Jail here; cover stupid. Tbe full life of the store al w.w lisp h clifPiful wclcuo-e for all -enmers, and sbeppers ere quick to decide iu favur of the virt at Valu'S to be founi in our new Neat, Stylish, Inviting s ttz. ,-v5X4 K. H. M'CLINTIC, Got a cocrl pa;it SEKTivri ash Krrr 'or the ;;CiS. ''SEVEN I Y-SEVEN"-C'77.' ) 77" i D-, Mufi)v.br ys' fiimous Soecific fv;r the enre of Grip and I Colds, nnd tbe j revrntron'of Pneumo nia. All druggists, 2"c. Sul6f-ribe for the Sestinel and BErnsLicAX, a paper tbat contains choice rcudirg matter, foil of inform tiou tbht docs the reader tend, anil in ad ';tiin to tbr-r ail local ru ws-that are wr.rlh publishing find places in its columi s. t.f. Infests the blood of humanity. It appears in varied forms, but is forced to yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purities and vitalizes the blood and cures all 6iich diseases. Head this: " In September, ISM, I made a misstup and injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards, ore two inches across formed and in walking to favor 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 btep. I could not get any relie! and had to stop work. I read of a cure .' p similar case by Hood's Eargaparilla and concluded to try it. Before I bad taken all of two bottles the sore had healed and the swelling had gone down. My is now well and I have been greatly bene fited otherwise. I have increased in weight and am in better health. I cannot say enough in praise of Hood's Sarsapa rilla." Mrs. II. Blake, So. Berwick, Mo. This and other simitar cures prove that Sarsaparilla i. o t ' : :ir Ti v. A!ll. i cists. M v !.t- ' '. Mu.i. i i ;r.M :-. ass COMPETITORS. young man who in style, quality, A Pptcially Selected Stoek ef it anges Ccck, Parlor and ebop Stoves. Horse Dlankcts and Lop Robes. LAMPS, large and suisli. Come in and look around. Wo'll make jou feel at borne. Ws have tbe largest Stoek and Stcro in tbe concty. OUT? ASIli: GUARANTEES QUALITY. MIFFLINTOWN HAVE YOU MUM TO DEPOSIT? ARK YOU A IMiiKOWEK? -4I,L AT-; Tas FIS5T "" MIFFLIN! OWN, FA. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST TA1J) ON TIME CERTIFICATED, Ifay Loaned at Lowest Fates. JUNIATA VALLEY BAMk OFMIFFtlMTOHS, PA. Stockholders Individually Liable- JOSKPH ROTUROCK, PruiHent. T. VAN IEWItf,'OaM, W. T. Tom iroy, Joseph Rothnjcf; Jo!m I.'firtalor, Josiah L. Barton, Robert E. Parker, Lonis B. Atkinson T. V. Irwin. 8TOCKQOLDSBS : Jnorgo A. Keener, Annie M. Sholl-, Joi?i Rothrtck, P. W. atanbecit, L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker, W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin Join Hurtiler, Jwroiue, N. Thompson, Churlo-teSnydr, T. V. Irwio. Joba H. Bliir, Josiah L Barton, F. M. . PntiII, Robort H. Patterson Pauiuol S. KotM ck, hri JJght, M.N. Sterrett, Win. Bwartx. H. J. Sbc lenlK)rg8 II. E. Kchlrgtil James G. flint ing, Samuel Sthlefcl. ."i.'jo y. r cti(. ii.'.-rOHt '.IVu'i-s (!' djkOA.t. pan 'ill ixpuirt ri WANTED-AN I DEA SSfif V ISilog to patent? PnoetTourtrla; theyinay f, , ! Pftnis you wcnltli. Write JOHN WTtDDKR. f ' I BUKN & CO., Patent A Horner, Washington. , I 11. V.. for thir ilJSM criac offer. - J I
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