Juniata sentinel and Republican. (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, May 18, 1898, Image 3
"..' "- V 3 -.... .- . F ie st in nd te ng nd id " 11 . 1 2, d is i. if. J sentinel &:repcblican WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1398. TKRHH. JiNtcrlption, tl.Vt pr r.nni if pa'd n vlvaace; $2.01 If oo 1M1 In 4vb.-.. Transient adverttsnaicuta ttuertad at 60 eon's par inch for ooh lnrtloa. Tranient boinii notions Ions col umn, 10 cent ptw lino for each Insertion. Dndaattona will be made to these desirlnc to rlTaTtise by the year, half or quart.-r yjar. "HO NT L C'l'JlLIS Manv bullies have been named Dewey. Send 10 to 15 thousand troops to occupy the Philippine islands. It takes five bushels of wheat to bread a hearty eating man a year. Democrat ie editors formed a state association at Harrisburg last week . The increase of crime among the colored people of the south is alarming. The Centre Hall grangers will hold their encampment September 12 to 17. Dr. Atkinson is to deliver the , oration on Memorial Day at New ton Hamilton. The state of Washingteu, Ore gon, California have a poor w heat crop this year. Subrribe for the Jcxiata Sentinel AND Rtl'CBI.IC.OJ. Hanks Hambright, of Yeager town, visited among relatives and friends in this valley. The Juniata Valley editorial As sociation will meet at Mapleton vA 11. .Jo a. i.i.. next l ridav. Mrs. Jackson, wife of William J:icksim deceased, of ltooii: is visit inu -'friends in Mi flllintown. i Thomas C. Parker, of Atlantic j !wl f, k',,1 to sei ve- City, visited friends and ralatives Willi:lill Ifenrv M'ertz, ami sev in town severstl days last week. onai (,ther young men w ere sealed ! The article for a National I'm-! on the grass playing cards, about; versify will appear in next issue of the Skxtixki, ami IIkitw.hwx. Coiiirresss is discussing the new l.ill In i"iwi 1 11 iw 1 wi mill- ' Kl I'lll H' l.ll.'T. .lulling 1. . ion dollars to pay war expenses. Spain lias 2S! Lieutenant (iencr als, enough generals of that rank for all the armies in Christendom. Mrs. Kcpncr is ijnite ill with a! congestive fever, at the "home of her son-in-law, John Hollobaugii, Jr. Cro to Sltyers for vour j , t!oLLing! and turniturrt n win tav vcu p-r ctnt. Raid fcia Birnalrjs ia this papar. Professor iortner and Wallace 7err, visitetl camp (Jrelna on Sat urday. The Juniata boys were then well. Ivditor Cloyd I'annebaker, o the Coal port Standard, spent sev eral days with his parents in town last wet Congress proposes to change in- ! angulation .lay from March 4, to May I, and have the change go in-! to eiVect Mav I, l'.MM. ' Mi-s. Junkin of Tort I loyal, J -while on the way to the train to go ; to New Port, on the 1 7 Ii inst . had a stroke of paralysis, and sank to , the pavement and expired in a few niiiintcs nl 10 ;t in -'Liifk follows Dev.t.v every-; where.'. ' " i 'Whiil's up now J" j "i.iM.k !;ow far away he is from ! the i;e:.ple who woi-l.l' temler him ! iKiiiiiiu-ts r ciitioiisMi.il ihi- liK.. '' : KlIKlletS Jeoie K. ion railroad Ileinliaeii, iilidi is-! i'oreni::ii. :it I::rts-i 1. ni -, i'a.. with wife an.l sou Galon, spent several hours in town last l-'riilav their wav with friemls, while on i to Hurnhain, MiMin eounfv. )n Tuesday ttftei iiixin when the troops were ;;oin.i; up the valley on their way south, a hard 1ae en:ef er was thrown out of a ear window. : It was din-Jed to Captain :e Clellan, uml was from his son liar- j ley. Kliza Kinkade, whos; inaden name was Jl'iss Kliza Key-' noius loi'ii in .liiin'ata county al mosi a century s.;o, died :tt the home of her son Joseph Kinkade, of I'-trlville, Illinois, on the lJJth ilayof.Vay 1S!)S, agM U2 years. The Spanish call the Americans shop keepers and pi;j stickers. The name shop keeper indicates that a larjre percentage f the An:eri"in people lake to keeping store, and the name iig sticker means the A merit an farmer with his pork diet. Who next ! First came the Cu bans wanting the Americans to inaketheiii free, -then came the Manillians, then the Porto Kuans and now comes the Irish appealing to the I'nited States to free Ire land from British misrule and ex cessive taxation. Four prisoners in one cell in Sunbtiry .jail, cut a hole through the outside wall of their room ami that let thein into the jail yard, the wall of which they climbed over on a rope ladder. The ladder was found a mile from the.jail. but the prisoners were not with it. Seeonil Kegiinent, company F. First Pirignge, is the military or ganization, that Harry K. Ellis, Homer .Noble, and Charles Ander son of this place connected them selves with at Mt. Gretna last week. Company K. is a company made up chiefly of Philadelphians. Information front Lower Califer nia indicate that ex-Sheriff James Kelley's two sons, and three sons of Captain Xurce, all Juniata 1mvs have .joined the army of vol unteers in the Sjanish war. It is lielieved that the fioys from Cali fornia will lie sent to the .Philip pine Islands. was IDERFUL ore tiie cnre by j mm nimnie and natural. Hood's Sara J&UVU . ... ..-(..-- - -. , J J pwiUa makes PURE BLOOP. f William McDonald, of letter so, lost his left hand one evening last w eek while in the act of board ing a freight train at Lewistown. Only a few days before that, Fred J. DellulV, of Patterson had the front part of his right foot crushed and his right hip disjointed while jumping freight cars. Congress is wrestling w ith the new tax bill. The soldiers in the lield have to be paid and the muni tions of war have to le paid, and the people w ho pay it are those w ho stay at home, work and carry on business. The reason the Span ish are such poor sold iers is found in the fact that the industrial and business habits of the Spaniards at home are poor. The Spanish torpedo Wat de stroyer cruising oil" (iibralter was blow n to pieces by the bursting of her boilers or coal bunkers, one day last week. She was 11)2 feet long, 25 feet w ide, carried -158 tons, and drew 7 feet of w ater, and was a swift boat, steaming at the rale of 22 miles an hour. She had a crew of 55 men. Pare weeds, rich in medicinal ! properties are exhibiting them- selves in the green plot around the I Court House, and here and there 41. -,,..... ;.1,... 41.,.:- l n jii ui'iinnniiu iiii-ir uraui). 1 1 j .-vim iV wniie mm u.e i onri The Following Committees have House and Court yard janitor is i,oen appointed 'to decorate graves studying medicinal botany and for hu rukm cemetery. Comrades A. that reason he refrains from giving! j. Voist, J. K. liobison, D. Tau the above mentioned plants a clean ! llt.b;iker, J. L. North, low down clip w ith the mower. j To furnish spruce for Monument Undertaker Snyder has fitted up Comrades JS.'oses Pannebuker ami a handsome cabinet of nix cases Henry Penny. with coffins of that many different To furnish flowers all comrades styles. And thev who seek a cask- of the v.ar and all people, et for a deceased friend or rel.i- T; liirk gloves comrades Harry five can sit ou a chair and make j Knisely, !eo. Wilson and W. 11. .1 selection to suit their t::sie and i McXitt. i miiw it ; iiw. i.i.wf ,.,.,,...,:..,,( i 'arrangement by which to select ' fniic: -:l ceieineiitv :!iil u i.i lli . i visit to see even ifvou li.sve no! even it von . p. m., on the afternoon of .May one hundred and twenty yards' from a stone quarry at W'apsyj station near Altoona, when a blast was set off. A .! pound stone from the blast dropped among the boys, and struck Wert "stud broke his bac' The voung man died in abo;:t four hours. John Caum. son Catim, of llarrisbiirg. of Edw d is on the In diana, one of Commodore Sampson's fleet that boiiibaroed the rorto Ivico. John Ca urn's luoiher was ., ,.... I il i IO II II I W LI jlll, !-." I K II Wright, before her marriage to Mr. Kdward Caum. Her father was John Wright, late of this town decided. Miss lJlaiich Wright of Washington street is an aunt of the yor.ng man Caum. she is also an aunt of Lieutenant Amos II. Martin of the Kegular armv , i now preparing to land on Cuba, j j thus Juniata county has represen-1 j tatives in the Navy and A nay of, the I'nited States at all the iocs. I ! plrc.es along the breaking line of! the Spanish empire, at Manilla,! Cuba :'ind IVito IMco. I . , . ; Ihe hfth regiment l ennsylvania . y:lt ioiial Jtiard left t irefnaat! ., Tuesd;:y and pasM-d up (lie Juniata Valicy'on their v,:;y to ( 'iiickaniaug;!. They passed this station between : and f o'clock in : (In-;:!!on; :.n :;:nv .f:pl? were :-' station l. f-ee i lie tntiu of 1:1 (-urs ri:;:-s Mlier tr.-ims pt'.sseil v. iili olht r rej;ii!.ents When tiie "'' regiment v. iii-h is Jnnhtta Vtiiley jvKii:tfni yr.'.vd I he siati n n nuiiiiier (.1 iiitru i;:es nu i-.eis v ere tl: ii:wn oil, everyone of v. hieh liati s. iiitt !i i iiir writlen n it To i... ..... .-,.!.. . .i i ; ri ; ni . .,-1, . ,,)llnl v. luekainan-:!, si-ne!. vix()I, .-alho;;!!. MeClellan. Kliis . , .tlti i. i,i-!f,l.-i wfili.-n nit i! I ''ilemeipber the .Vaine, and to I If 1 with the"pani;iiils Aiany 1 cr.scker; were broken by the fall and the writing thus spoiled I The Court House was crowded last 1 HUrsuay evening to witness the commencement exercises and graduation of seven High s hooi pupils. The exercises were inter esting, ami the addresses entertain ing. I-jjch one of the graduating class made an address and every one was liberally applauded by the chipping of hands. The graduates Lola 31. i!:uley, Wallace 1). Ierr, Anna -SI. Craig. I-iura M. Noble, AldaM. Wi'.Iett, Lottie K. Sehott, Petty W. "Mayer. Knth Aneker gave the response for class of ''!. Isabelle Met 'Untie for class of 1 !(. Tlse forum deli veran-es of class ":!. anil l'.'OO when their time comes, w ill be to tiie front as was abun dantly proven by the representa tive of those classes on the plat-: form last Tlitirsdr.y night. The! Patterson orchestra was highly ap- j plauded. The invocation was by l'ev. A. N. Haven. Tiie ndduss by Oden C. (iortner, Principal of the school. The presentation of diplomas by I r. L. I'. Walley, and the benediction by Kev. SY. H. Fahs. The schools went wild over the patriotic music played by the orchesta, and the audience rose to its feet and joined in sing ing national songs. The gradu ates lined on the plalt'oni ami a large percentage of the audience, passed by shaking hands and ex pressing congratulation. . The Keystone IJoiler Company of Huntingdon, are desirous of moving their plant to this town. They can secure a plot of seven acres of ground alongside of the railroad, near the station at this place. A number of business men held a imeting t divise ways and means to raise .l.i,()i)' that the company want to bring their plant to this town. Mr. II. AV. Jaeobs of the lxiiler company, is know n to a good many people in this town, they ha ing made his acquaintance w hen he was engaged in placing in a sewer in a numlier of the streets. The citizens'who have been pro- 4 41. enterprise are almn- dantlvableto start the factory. They are business men, lawyers, bankers and men of means. The plant it is said will start with forty men employed. That many more men employed in the town would le a great help to the business. The store keepers w ould lie beni litted, the butchers and bakers, the w ater company and the elec tric light company, the men who have the houses to rent, the banks would lie lenetitted and wheu so many are leuefitted the benefits lieeome general. Xow having put the hand to the plow it is hoped that they may not turn back, but go on with the work to the estab lishment of a business that may prove to le a thing of joy and profit to the projectors and owners. DKADQITAIITEH LT., DAVID TT. V'lLSOX, Post 134, (i. A. II., Mimintowu, Pa., May 10, 181KS. Comrades of the Past and all comrades of the w ar are requested to assemble at headquarters on Sundav Mav2iJh, at lO'o'clock a. in., to attend m :i ImkIv Memorial services in the M. E. church. t VkTnr:i.-lf"4 it tlie PoKt ;mi) nil ....... ,.r, ,.f iim v-u.. ,,..,,...,,..1 to asSemble at headquarters at 5 vi,.l- r m. M:iv :50tli. to decor- ate graves, and participate in - - ' jMeaiorial duv exercises. lo nsaiie wreatns lir uionument Comrades W. F. Snyder, John Paillielwker and Jos. Landis. All organizations d.esiriu to participate, tire most cordially in-I vited to assemble on bridge street opposite Court House square at " j o'clock p. m., where they will he assigned places in the of march. Jy Command of C. -Vi Ci.r.t.r.AN V. II. lon;i:i:s, Commander. Adit. . TOTU'K IX PAl'TITiOX. rx ti 1 1-: o 1 1 pi i a x.s ( i ) u f :t ) i JI XIATA COrXTV. i In the niiitti-r of the i;:n:ion of tlioj real estate of YVi!li:ni ilarri: on Me A lis ttr, kite f J-'ayeUtf tow usiiip, decea.-ett. ' To f'elx.N-c.i J. Vn AINior, widow: A.; 'Franklin McCuKy, i!t:;iier, Caiiioun Co., Mici.'jian ; ilami'ton !Aiisttr, Tyrone, l'a. ; K. Kiliot .".ii-Alister, f'od.uo. j Xfl,iask:i : i'.mi'.y liieA'isier, .McAIss-, terville. 'a. : .Minnie Martin, Miitliu-; town. l'a. ami Av:.e i!. .o-Ai;ster, Willie I!. McAIteter, and Sarah Kllie McAlisier. hov guardian ml. litem is W ill e!foii"j Sell w ever, I-'so., tif Milllin-; town, l'a. ; Kit waul .M. K'eliy, Mi!ler-j town, l a. ; Jennie h. loahain, ;-.jiritee t ilili. Pa. : Marv L. Mover. Walnut. l'a. ; John K. Jamison, Swales, l'a. ;i David?.!. Jam'soii, sVnii.oy. Illinois ; I.r.'-iati V. Jamison, Kast Paw Paw, . i Illinois; Is-aac M. Jamison, Sv.ales, Pa, ; Jennie K. (msliait, lUuket, In dia!!:; ; Clara M. Jatui ::m. Swales, Pa. ; Clara M. Moore. Cump Jiill, l'a. ; Julia Caiell. Mo-int Jov, Pa. : !ouis II I'os ter, Can-:-- ily.'.Mo. : Vi!i:an lt-il. Stu'.;ens i!!e, !;:, : Thomas Hell, Kn .uicwoihI. Chicago, i liiiit'N ; Mary Hell, S e i k!ey. Pa. : Kiuiiy I 'ell. Swviekley, l'a. ; James iieil, Pittsliurfrli, i'a., .iarv M, (.ite:ii,waii!t , liueiia Vista, Pa. ; K.I la I-e'i Si .neri.-t. West Xev. ton; ; IV.. ; Laura ! ton, J'a. ; T. M. T. Pa. : M:o-v IVi!. A I , timr W. boil, A I ie? I I'l-11, AI'.s v, i'a. : A!k-lon.v. IV. : ! Js"ixi:!. Fto'i'o ';.. ; Cu!i;--i:. Mil-Li, i F.lizal.etli Lex.itr, i AiiMt-r. V.'ot New ?: :i. Nuclei Vi-ia, ivpljsty, J'a. ; Ar sL'iiy. l'a. ; .'.!.'.il.ail ; Klixai.-el'i Dtnnv, M:i:!:il!:ii; Pcwit't, ;!. : Warren Mi--iiiiivai! ( 'o., ? to. ; ti-i'or. slaie of .Mis- soiiri ; h'lia.'oii .Mi neure ; um to a'l o tiil. ;!;, Ii..cr, ilis t!:er j-i'rii'.s iiitcr- CSiCU "II !-:!;u tI;:iO. ' S. ( !:i ton Sl;iior, liit:!i r-'htri!!', of , Juniata anility, fttstls prvetinK t;s fol ! !os : l'"rl of you is hereby ik tilled thi-.t tit :m Ori'iains Court lield ou the j "7tli l:iy of A jail. A. I.. is's, ::t Mil- liiiitowu, I'a,, in titivl the County, : ati.rwaid, the iviwt of the ini:i.ot in ; ! I i t ! ; i ;m ! viiltuttion of the rv;: e- i tateof the w ! and a n.le v :ifl tlt-;t.''!tnt was coul'.i JwA . an prunicd utmn at! tiie 1 heirs interested in tl;e ie;'.l estate whii h i the said V ili;Mii I lai li.-ou IvIcAlisler died, sietd. sit lutlt? in I'ayotlo town j Fhi, in saiil founiy of .itiniuta, to ai- i i.(k:irtfi :!:t-n ('iMiit :t ,Ii!'lltil( iv 1 1 . l'.-i.. j 'i i rD. ths: Hill DA V OF JI at o'clock . in., and accept or refuse tiie nverai tracts at the viilna tion nu'.de th'eiti'f i" at a higher price, :-;d also to !::v canre why, if th.e rnul real estate I e not accepted, it should not he rold I. y order of I lie couit. The real c tale wan Vidiitd and ap 1'raistdas :'o5tows : Tract No. i, at l.'wi).(K; tract No. 2, at s'll.'T.VCn ; Itact No. , at J ; trai t No. 4. ."ill.t iiii ; trai t No. .", at Stn."(::'. ; tract No. 0, at slsi(iS.H:j. ; tract No! 7, at sico.ywi ; tract No. S, at S. CLAYTON STON Kit. . Sheii ifs oiticv, Shcriir. MiflHi.towii, l a., May 1!', i!-!fS. XOTiCI-: OF IN OKPOUATiOy, Notice is l.e:e':.v eiven th.at nil aj.iili cation v. iii he made i the 'ovcriior of Pennsylvania, on Tue.-dav the 17th t'ay of .Mav, A. I-'-. tWf.S; l.v'f! S. "ooi!iead, .!. C. ;.!(:rh:d. Win. Kiaft l-.S. Csit Iin ar.i! C;:rl K. Ksi-eiiscl:;:iii; and others, under tlto a;-t of assembly tntitied An Act to provide lor tiie incoiimra- ntion j.'.d reiiiation of cettahi rorenr at ions'" app tovtrl A.nvil l:!)lli 1ST , and tiie suppk-iuents tl:erelo. for the char ter of an intended col poralion to he ciiiled llieTnsv-aroni FertilizerConipiiiiy. the cliaracter ami ohject of which is tlu' maim factiire of fertilizer" and iiiyie'lieiits, in Juniata County, Penn sylvania, a:i d for these pini-oscs to tii have, i.:s ftKinidenjcy ail the rights henclil -t and pisvi'tcs ;!' s-aii! i: t of as sdnl'lv ami the : iippkmcnts thereto. A. Sl liOLL, Aj tii If, i-H. Solicitor. 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights &c. Anyone ccndlnj; anketrh mid drcriTtion may quickly iiswrtiitn our opinion trco whet ht-r an invention in prohnbly putentnhla. rnmiiinni UitnsKtrlctiy witiddeniitU- ll!mdtooktn Pntents sent frpe. Oliet atzcnvj fir ncfninns rwientft. lrttnt!i tiUn tbrt.nth Munn & to. receive gperitU notice, withiaL chnrt'e, in the . Scientific American A hanrtwimelr lllotniIl wepklr. Ijiirct rtT rulHtlim of nnr ncientlBc trania . 1 ijrni. J.i a TP ir four months, f L riold or ail newsdealer. MUNN &Co.36,B' New York Biascb Office. tt F Bt, WaahiUkluu, U. U (mm Lovii S. Atkissox. F. II. M. Fbikbu. ATKIHSOIW tL PEHSELL, ATTORNEYS- AT - LAW, MIWLINTOWN, PA. Orrics On Main street, in place of resi dence of Louis K. Atkinson, Bsq., south Bridge street. . 10ct2ti, 1892 C3rCollectlng and ConTeyancing pro v pi ly attended to. tYILBER FORCE SCUWETER, Attorney-at-Law. "Collections and all legal busi ness promptly ntterped to. OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE. DB.D.M.C1AWT0CD, DE. OAKWIN H.CaAwrOKO D. X. CRAWFORD k SON, hsvfl formed a partnership for the practice of Mtviicine and their collateral brtnehos. Ofhce at old stnnd, corner of Third and Or ange streets, Jliffhntown, Pa. One or both ol tbem will be t'onnd at their oltice at all tirocK, nnless otherwise professionally en- P April Ht, 18W5. P. DEER, PRACTICAL. DENTIST. adnate of the Philadelpbia Detital 'o': fe. Offico at old established lo cation, Bridge Street, opposite Court Houso, JMifflintowD, Fa. iCF" Crown and Bridge work; Faiuloss Extraction. All work guaranteed. PENNSYLVANIA EAILEOAD- Oa and after Monday, Nov. 29, 1897, trains will ran as follows: WESTWARD. Way PassfiDfter, leaves Philadelphia at 4 80 a. rn; Uarrisbitrc 8 00 a. m; Duncan- non8S5n.ro; Near Port 9 05 a. ro; Mii leratown 9 15 a. m; Parword 9 21 a. ro; ThoDipeotitown 9 2ii a. m; Van Dyko 9 83 a. m; Tuscarora 9 30 a. ruj Koxico 9 40 a. ar. Port Roy a! 0 4 4.1. ni: Miltlin 9 60 a. m; D:uho!m 9 55 a. rt; Lew is town 10 13 a- m; McVeytown 10 38 a. m; Nrwton Htttnilton 11 00 a. ro; Mount Union II C6 a. m; Huntinpdon 11 33 p. in; Tyrone 12 20 p. ro; Altoona 1C0 p. m; Pittsburg 5 50 p. m. Mail leaves Philadelphia at 7.00 a. m.- llanisbur at lt.4 a. in.; Mifllin 1.11 p m., Lewiktown 1 30 p. m.; llnntinRilon 2. 29 p. m-i Txrotie 2.20 p. m ; Altoona 3.45 p. in.; Pittsourif 8 30 p. tn. Altoona A rcommoilation leaves IT irris burg at 5 00 p. ru; Uuneannon 5 31 p. ni; Newport 6 0'- p. in; A'illorstown 6 II p. m; Thotrpsontown 6 21 p. n.j Tuso.arora 6 30 p. in; Mexico C 33 p. m; Port Koyal 6 38 p. m; iiiRlin fi 43 p. ni; Pnholm 649 p. m; Lcwistown 7 t'7 p. rn; AfcVeytown 7 30 p m; Newton Hamilton 7 50 p. m; Hunting don 8 20 p. ru; Tyrone 9 02 p. n; Altoona 9 3" p. m- t'acilie Exurrss leaves Philadelphia at j 7" 20 p. m; K.irri.ibnr 3 10 . m; Mnrrs. ! i,.lc a. in; Jiincnnnon 3 33 a. ni: Now. pi-t 3 59 n. , Port Hov.il 4 31 If:.- tli-.i 4 : 1 a. I:'; Lt:tt ihtown 4 58 in; Mc- k town 5 20 a. in; Iliiutir.R.lon 6 OS a. 111; Tyrone t 65 a, m; .-iloonn 1 i l a. !n; ' l'ittsn-irs 12 10 p. m. ujfli-r txprt ps ;t-avf fhiiaaelpoTa at 4 ; 35 p.n;; Harrist ure at 10 ') p. m; Nawport tl Oil p. lu; M-lllia II At) p. m; I.cwistown ! ll.f 8 a. in; L'untippdon 12 65 a. m.; TriTic i 1 32 a ni; Altyoua 2 00 a. ni; Fittbtmrg 6 SO ' a. in. ; Fst L'ipc leaves Philadelphia at 12 25 p. j m: Harrrisl.nrg 3 5 p. ni; DuncHima 4 1 3 ! p. m; Kt-wport 4 'i'- p. m; ililfliu 0 l7 p. in. Lewislonn 6 27 p. mj Mount Uuion ij US p. j m; Hmitingdnii 6 27 p. rn; Tyrone 7 (JI : I Uj; Altoona 7 10 p. m; Pittsburg 11 3'i j p. in. EAST W All D. Al.COD.J Accommoilation leaves Al toona at 5.00 i. m; Tjrone 5.25 a. ro. ar.-ivts at HuMingdon 11.56 a. m.; Hnnlii.p.hm at 5 5S a. n; Newton Hani ilton 6 i2 a. ro; McVeytown 6 39 a. m; I,ewifown 7.00 a. n:: Vitfin 7 20 a m: I Port Rvn! 7.26 a. m; Mexico 7 30 a. m: Ti'.ompv.ntowa 7 41 a. m; Millorstown 7 50 a. Di; Newport H 00 a. n'; Duncamioa 8.21 a a'; yarrishurg S 55 a. ru. Sea S liortj tc-accs Pitttshnrj 3 30 a m; Aitoocn 7 li a ni; Tyroue 7 48 m; Kunt Ingdon 8 CO a d.; KcVrvtown 0 15 a ' m; Lew:stov.n 9 35 a m; Mifflin 9 55 a m t'c-rt Koyal ! ",o n;; Th.onipiontown 10 11; Miilo.-Mown 10 22 n in: Ncvri;(.rl 10, ';2 n m; Du'.cunnon 10 iii a m; Mirvsvi.lo It u7 i ei; Uarrisbiir;.' 11 25 a in; I'hilj'l.'ti.Ma 3 00 p 3i. iiaai Line Ikpres.1! leaves pii'sbmtr at S (M h. u.; A'ioona 11 40 a. m; Tyrune 12 03 p. in; lluiitiliplon 12 35 p, m; Lewis town 1 ii p. m; Mi.1l in 1 50 p. ni; Harris burp 3 10 p. nx; ftaltiinor: 6 00 p. in; Waah i'ljtton 7 15 p. m; Philadelphia b 23 p. ru; f"iv York 9 30 p. m Kii Jeaves Altoona at 2 05 p.m. Tyron; 2 35 . in, ITuntinttop 3 17 p. ni; Newton ltj'Diltcn 3 47 p. Ci; McVeytown 4 20 p. ui; l.ewistowa 4 33 p. ai; Mifilin 4 5i p. in. Port Kjyai 5 CO p. m; A'exico 5 20 p. m; Tboinp?ontown 5 18 p. ni; Millurt-totvo 5 28 p. m; Newport 5 37 p. in; Dnncannon 6 08 p. m; "Jorrisburg ti 45 p. m. JJaii Kxpri 's leaves Pittsburg at 1 00 p in; Altoona 6 0 p. ra; Tyrone 6 37 p. mj Iiiintinp'on 7 M p. ni; McVeytown S 04 p. c ; Lewistown 8 20 p n; AiRiin 8 47 p ni; Port Scy.i! 8 52 p. m; Millerstcwn 9 Hi p. in; Newport V 2S p. ui; iuucanr.(,n 9 50 p. in; H irrUbur;; 10 20 p. m. Fliil;t!pbi.i Exprwss leaves Pittslnirji at 4 30 p. ni; Alioona 9 05 p. ni; Tyrone 9 3 i p. ni; Miiul'.cgdon 10 12 p. ui; Mount Uu. ion 10 2 p. id; Lewi.-town 11 10 p. ni; Mil Cm 51 37 p. m; llarrisbiirg 1 00 a. m; Phil adeipbia 4 30 Now York 7 33 a. in. LEWIsTOWN DIVISION. Trail! for Mriibury at 7 3'.i a. in. aad 3 05 p. m., leave Sunbury tor Lewistowu 10 05 a. in, and 2 45 p. in.; lor Milroy 6 35 a. in. 10.20 a. ni. and 3 10 p. m., week days. TYRONE DIVISION. Trains leave for Bellefunte and Lock IV.'Vm at 8 10 a. m., 12 30 or.d 7 15 p. m , leave Lwk Haven lor Tyron3 8.65 p, in. Mid 4 15 p, ni. TYhONE AND CLEANS"! ELD R. K. Touns lefcVH Tjrone Itr Clearfield and Cum ensvillo ut 8 20 a. m., 8.15 and 7 2( ; p ni.. leavs Cmwensville tor Tyrone at 9.15 a. in., 3 4" p m , and 7 CO p. m. For, ratt s, maps, etc., call ou Ticket Agent-, or address, Tbos. E. Watt, I. A. VV. 1)., 3G0 Fifth Avenue, Pitts, burp, Pa. J. ii. Hutchison, J. R. Wood, Geu'l MaDsger. Uen'l Pass. Agt LEGAL. p IU )T1 U ) X )T A I : "' 'S XOT I ( ' K. X'otice i hertliv tjiven that the fol lowing :u-iiuiitrt liave Ik.1;!! tiled in the olliceof the I'rothonataiy, of Juniata county, and the same wiil he prenented for I'onl'aniation and allowance to the (.'ourt of Common Fleas, of sjiid county, on J nesday the 14tu day of June, A. J) 1S!H, when and where all iierwons in terested may nttend if they think iro- ier- 1. The first and finul account of JameH II, Kunk, conimittee of Mary Arbuckle, late f Tuscarora township, de -eased. 2. The first and final account of David Muser, assignee of Michael Shelly, of Delaware township. V. II. ZKIDKIW, 1'rotko.iotarv's ottk-e, Prothonotary. Mim'mtown, Pa., May lt, 198. Great Cures proved by thousands of testimonials show that Hood's Sar 6apai'illa possesses power lo purify, vitalize and enrich the blood. Hood's Pill3 Kre the only pills to tken with Ili's SarKruarilla. y lift V Jl-i i "v--- a:hs? iivtR ";-.O0KLCS. How to Prolong Life No man or woman can hope to live long if the Kidneys, Bladder, or Urinary Organs are diseased. Disorders of that kind should never be neglected. Don't delay in finding out your condition. You can tell as -well as a physician. Put some urine in a glass or bottle, a'nd let it stand a day and night. A sediment at the bottom is a sure sign that you have Kidney disease. Other certain signs are pains in the small1 of the back a desire to make water often, especially at night a scalding sensation in passing it and if urine stains linen there is no doubt that is present. There is a cure for Kidney and Diseases. It is Dr. David Kennedy's Remedy. It has been for thirty years, and is today, the greatest and best medicine known for these troubles. Mr. William "W. Adams, cor. Jefferson Avenue and Clifton Street, Roches ter, N. Y., says: " Three years aero I was taken with Kidney disease very badly ; at times I was completely prostrat ed ; in fact, was so bad that a day was set for the doc tors to perform au operation upon me. Upon that day I com menced the use of Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and it was not long before I was entirely cured, and I have had no return of the trouble since. My weight has increased, and I never was so well as I am now. Dr. Davit! Kennedy's Favorite Remedy saved my life." Favorite Remedy acts directly upon the Kidneys, Liver and Blood. In cases of Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Ulcers, Old Sores, Blood Poisoning, Bright's Disease and. Female Troubles it has made cures after all other treat ments failed. It is sold for Si.oo a bottle at drujr stores. A teaspoonful is a dose. Sample Bottle Free ! Send your Kennedy mention this paper, and a sample bottle of Favorite Remedy will be sent free. Every sufferer can depeud upon the genuineness of this o:Ter, and should send at once. SCROTT'S STORES BARGAIN DAYS BARGAIN DAYS, Commencing Thursday May 1 and continue until .lei e An outline Sketch of the ness of BARGAIN DAY i a ad quick Synopsis of the values we are giving. 1000 Summer vests for ladies at 5 and G for 2oc, 5G0 Summer vests for children at 4c. Larger sizes a trifle more. 100 mens balbsigan shirts and drawers at 25c. 4000 yards of dark ginghams 5 yards for 19c. 2000 yards bleach fine muslin 10 yards for 48c. 4000 yards unbleached fine muslin 10 yards for 44c. 1000 yards of unbleached heavy muslin 10 yards for 49c. 1000 yards of henriettas 3G inches wide at 21c. Thin Summer goods for ladies, and children weer aft very low price Childrens made, up dresses at 5Jc Ladies wrappers ait -Oil, 75c, ami 81.00. Men's, ladies and ehihfren shoes iu all the best shapes at specially Sow prices. Don't forget the commencing BAi&GAIiV DAYS, May IS, at SCHOTT'S 103 to IG9 Uridge 1865, ESTABLISHED. 3897. iSptclai Invitation To attend the Attractive Sale from THE IMMENSE STOCK D. W. EAR It wiU bo TO THti ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS Who cave money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for MEN, BOYS AND CHJX-DXtENi It is truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLE A of Srrts and Overcoats 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. j F TIT 11 4 D T D IN v. vv, 11 a n Lj pj 1 MIFFLIN TO WN rL. the disease Bladder Favorite If full postoffice address to the Dr. David Corporation, Rondout, N. Y., and Saturday vc, ' husi- priees great of STORES, street, A,':ffl iitonn, Pa. rTo Hie Publit of Clothing that goes on daily OF 7 S? r- y;. -aArvuif i it ar - --a-r-? v r HOLLOBAUuH &Sttfti,- A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS. Our spring line of men's, boy's and childrens' clothing, hts, cops and gents" furnishing goods ARE NOW IN. We make the clothing business a istudy nd hve mde it a success, j Young men don't go wy to get iwhat theywnt they come to us for NOBBY SUITS, LATE STYLE hts or ny thing in the gents fur- I nishing line. I We have hnlf our SPRING stock Isold bv the time most clothiers get i their line in. A young man who wants a SUIT FOR EASTER, don't want to wait until the 4th of July for it. Our line this season surpasses all our former efforts in style, quality, quantity, finish and price. "The early bird catches the worm." HOLLOBAUGH & SON'S, 116 ETT STTJEIDT, PATTERSON'. PENNA. cCIilNTIO'S HARDWARE u i u i R3 o us e-F u rn ish m A n THIS STORE SETS THE PACE. - oOo THAT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT. Things are rever 3ull here; lever flnptd. The full Jife of the store al was Its a chceiful welcome for all odiums, and sboppcra are quick to d.oide in favor of the Great Values to be found in our new Neat, Stylish, Inviting' WjSi KTTr I STORE K. H. M'CUNTIC, Got a good pape Sehtisei. Ar. iir? 1 y subscribing the "SEVEN! Y-SKVENB-("77.") '77" is Dr, iiuini'ljicyK" famous Specific f;r the enre of Grip utid Colds. aul the prtvnticpof Pucunio uia. All druggists, 2oc. Subsoribe for I bo Sentixet. and KeitelIcan, a paper that contains cboift- rending malttr, fuil of inform ti' ti th.-:t docs tbe render t'od, and ia addition to flint nil local nt-wslhat &re woi th publishing find plants in ite ecluiut.s. If- Infests the blood of humanity. It appears in varied forms, but is foreed to yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla, whieh purifies and vitalizes the blood and cures all sueli diseases. Head this: "In September, 1S94, 1 made a misstep and injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards, A Sore 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 aten. I could not tret any relief and had to stop work. I read of a cure of 1 f 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 gona down. My 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 Hood's Sarsapa rilla." Mas. H. Blake, So. Berwick, Me. This and other similar cures prove that C3ooc Sarsaparilla I. tVOr: Tn -ci l-'ir C-r. All.lniui'ish. SI. ., . 11. M,!.!l. . I. .-.it :.m iv.''.:..irtio it j Mul iiver stiuiubuit. sac i n g 13 E - 2 :t .-"Wii A Sn. cully Selected Stoek of Cock, Ptrlor and Shop t'ances, Stoves. Horse Blankets and Lap Ruben. LAMI S, larre and small. Come in and look around. We'll make you feel at bcnie. We have the largest Stock and Store in the county. OTJK NA133 GUARANTEES QUALITY- MIFFLINTOWN mim MOKEY TO DEPOSIT? AKK YOU A BORROW EK 1 CALK AT " THH FJBST MIFFLIN i'OWN, FA.. FOUR PER CENT- INTEREST PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES, Money Loaned at Lowest Rates. JUNIATA VALLEY BAK. OFmiFFLIXTOHH, PA. Stockholders Individually Liable- JOSEPH ROTDROCK. Prtudent. T. VAN IRWIN DIRECTORS. W. C. roni6roy, John Ilertzler, Robert K. Parker, T. V. Irwin. Joseph Rothoct, Josiah L. Barton, Louis E. Atkinson SYOCCB01DIBS S George A. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley, Joseph Kothrock, P. W. Mar. beck, L. E. A'ki'ssnn, R. E. Parker, W. C. Touieroy, J. Holmes Irtrin John llsrtiler, orome, N. Thompson, CharlotteSnvdar, T. V. Irwin. John M. Blair, Josiah L Bdrtsn, . M. W. Pnn.:ll, Robert H. Pjtr. i. PamnolS. Itr.thi.k, Levi Light, M. N. Sterretf, wm. SwarU. il. J. She!lenherg AI. K. Schlrgel. James G. fleading, Baniiu l S Ii'-gel. Thiee -r c.eitf. ir.rorOKt will p jaid oa cei ;(!ca'fs ir deposit. fiari 2.'. i8!-8 w WANTED-AN IDEASSS" Mngtopateut? Protect your ideas : they may TiW yon wealth. Write JOHN WXDDBB. nu KM M cii., fatent Attorneys, Waatungtoa. I 1. C. for tielr Jl.'SHI prize offer. ( V it d ' it ' e. d 4 f