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SENTINEL'S REPUBLICAN
MIFFL1NT0WN, PA.
WEDNESDAY, MAY !., 1.81)8.
TEiCMS.
SciiSfKilTiox par year if jiaid
iuadvau. c; 1.5'J if not jn:id in ad
vance. Transient ;-ti-ertii'ift and local
lio'ic.'s 4 ft : a l'.ie.
Deduct '.o.ih will nir.de to those de
Biriw; to cde.tl j l).v the jear, half or
!ua..cr ye, .
imwm iimi r fa.--" -'
I'.V :u t of ' !r-rc -;s t!ie avy Ie-partim-iit
aut'niii je.1 t: builtl 33
new y.-.r shi..s.
lliil;idelT..Iii.i is preparin ' to
hohl an o:r ! ;Ukn t ) ilNpbi.V its
..iuIt:tHlii.:'s war t foreign and
l:i!IOSti' it rs
How this
Think of r,
nation is broadening.
i:t 2 months ago, v.e
were sill i
the world
vi-.i". to the nations of
hand off The Mnnrw
doctrine in. our national doctrine
aii'lthut l'.vhifl At!!v.-ti!.-iii3 trim
interfeiii'.K In f-rci;rn lands, with
other rovon incut aiV.iirs ami for
bids other jroveniiiients from inter
fering in Ai:.'i'ri"iii i'iVairs 1!;
hohl tlu; tia !!;' 1'ivsto, by the
mi'.liiai ;. v. inxl v.e are on the other
side of the i-h'i-c on the ivnliw of
eh in;:, ;:s o. ;:(:-; by the ri;dit of
eonojtiest, .ivi:t:i of y;;,t island
os-esioiis. Truly ii is :i veritie
tion of the old s iyiir; th::t cimmi
tanees ;:itcr eases.
FOI: A XATin.VAL I'XIYKIJ
MTY. jin oi. i rit; v ij: t cm: i y
OIT i.l.UICK V. ASUN: I'OV'.S
SI'i.KNO'H I liKA, TIIKi'I. W
T' III'. 1". I. -h I K!) 1 ) 'i II K
ri in.ic.
'!!! itiaii'. ely few eo!e vi-ob-:ibly
are awiice of the ainonnt of
work 1 Ik: r has been done toward
reali.-.i'i:; '.'ei-:r 'Witsliiiij;! m's
ider.ofa j,re;:t nation;:! I'niyersijy
of the I'ni'f".! iniites. F'r years
he talked and wpjIc :ibot it, ::n!
at his death bequeathed :." .:!(( as
a first endowment ; !:it in spile of
the reeojrnl.e:! i:ec,l of such ;m in
stitution, nioie than a century has
jione by v. it hont t-ei!i.'; it estab
lished. Siim V"a.--lii';i. m's tine
the plan has had ibe eiuloi-semeni
of many oilier presidents, while ii
has been I lie drciio of ihe most
eminent scholars nd scientists f r
years.
A ni'in'i i he f.hicvl.s whicli are
liientioned as those which a trite
nniversitx shoidd a. umnlisli are:
to j.roviiie p'.st-;;r,!dii;:U' iiisinict
ions in -ill department-- of learning:
to tcpics'tit r.t all tiiae.-s the sitmoi
hiitnan knowledge ; ! lead in the
Civ e'n.j.eii'eot of m v professions;
to lead the world in ri;ii),t! ie-
M.-.tirh and lnvetf-nlton, am! to
coiistiiiitean in. pregnable bidwark
oftrrdlj and freed. m.
TIrmipo'i i,r :i ;!-e-t inst it ai i n
for pnrciy post iiiduate work,
whieli this v(.(i'ii oe. will be uiider
stoixi vio l' it is remembered thai
someUiia;; like i'onr thousand
Americans abroad t obi lin at
foreign inst it to ions wha.t they ean
not iiml at home.
In otiier to furl her the work a
national university com'iiiitee of
(w. hundred has been iipjointeil,
and local 'MU-oi-e Washington
Memorial ' 'mtiiiittes-' are bein.'i
foiiiied.
Amoaj: the rlirf'f hundred pro
jectors of the csiahiishment of this
l'ni ersity we (bid I he name of a
former resiiei: of. Juniata county,
I'residfiit Holmes Dysin-er, 1). 1.,
of 'an 'iiiv.' ' liee, Illinois.
TIk-IIisI a i-ii is to have every
club. o!iii;i;dio!i assoeiation
school ami college, taake if possi
ble, one pi'oranusie dnrin.'x the
winter for the the consideration of
theJeori;e W'ashini'ton memorial
and the be;;i'e-t of 'asliinj;tor for
a university of the Tnilel States.
To the end that they may be n
foiiiied and ready to keep next 2i'ui!
of February as an offering lay,
when :d! over t he land a wave o'
thought and a spirit of loyiil' '
jnay be rebi'ptised into patrioi
ism, and the ne.iec!ed trust made
an actual li ing influence, a fuml
stored in the Amarican Trust ami
.Security bank, for a building
wliose rornes stone shall be lail on
the hundiet !i anniversary, Janu
ary 1NW.-
What we mast and will have
nltiiaat'! is the I'niversity of ihe
I 'nited States, non-olitif al, nop-ser-tarian.
Smil !isoni;ui. for exam
ple, brotd in scope, rcarhiir;
eut t; all lauds for the ablest
minds and most scientific appli
ances with which to teach and
illuminate modern science in its
highest form.
There are- nineteen acres of
ground near Ii layette square,
Washington, 1. ('., now owned by
the roverninent and held for t he
purpose of a I'niversity of the
I'nited States.
A local committee has lwen
formed for .Imiiala county with
Miss Ida ?d. Ilartoiivas chairman
ami Mrs. T. V. Irwiuas secretary
and treasurer, other meinbei's of
of committess are !Mrs. A. N. Hav
en, Mrs. S. I. Cramer, Miss Mary
Campbell, Miss ii;iy Louden, and
Miss Marv A. Laird.
.V itinjor gciif ral in The T'niled
States army rol.s six humlreil ami
twenty live dollars a month.. A
lu iadier general gets lour hu -drel
a-d sixtee dollars and sixty
two a-:d two third ee-jts a niotii.
A eolocel gets three hundred aid
thirty-three a-. d a third ee-,ta a
lno.ith. Or in other words the
finst ge einl gets sr.OOU a vear, the
.seco d .". 0) a year, a'.d the eoj-
o el 1,000 a veiir.
NAVAL WARFARE.
The first ship, the Charleston,
with reinforcingsujppliesfor Dewey's
fleet started from San Francisco on
the i8th, but on the 19th she was
compelled to return on account of
her condesers getting out of -perfect
working. Superstitious people de
clare ito to be an omen of evil. The
condensers were repaired and the
cruiser started the second time on
Saturday the 21st with best wishes
for safe voyage to Manilla. . Spanish
despatches hint at reinforcements
for the Spanish forces at Manilla.
The Spanish government officials
there have orders to win over as
many influential rebles as possible
by offering them paying office in
government circles, which is a
change in the Spanish treatment of
the Philippine islanders.
Major General Wesley Merriett is
to command the Philippine island
land forces. Andrew Banks of Mif
fiintown is in the 10th regiment
Pennsylvania -volunteers on the way
to the island. He
time being tne profession of law for
the profession or
books and is now in Sanfrancisco
readv for embarcation for the other
side of the world. The Spanish have
sent out despatches giving their
fighting fojee on the island of Cuba
at three hundred thousand men,
and declare that they could not be
starved out in a hundred years.
That they can grow ail they - need
for food every four months. Such
statements seem like extravegant
statements. There are well nigh to
100,000 American troops concentra
ted in Florida, Tennessee and Ala
bama for the invasion of Cuba. The
Cuban rebels so far have been of no
help in a military way. The torpedo
boats so far are like the Cubans in
this that they fall far short of what
was expected of them. The Amer
ican cruiser Montgomery that had
been with Sampson in the bomb
ardment of Porto Rico was returning
along the north coast of Cuba, when
suddenly in rounding a headland she
sighted two Spanish gun boats quite
a distance at sea.
turned to run into
mines and in front
teries. During the
gomery fired several times from her
k inch rifles. Two
tne gun boats, one
the toretop mast and did other in
jury to the Spanish
Montgomery is a
THE CFUiSER
The Moat-a-:ry U un nuprotected
cor
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A regiment of South and a regiment of North Dakato volun i
tcers sail thia week from Seattle, to support and help Dewevl
to hold the Philippine islartds.'. Colonel urchfiel Fifth ;
Regiment Pennsylvama volunteers ,n wh1Ch a number of Mif-1
llintown bovi are enustei, marched into Chickamauga camp
dropped for the
arms, sold his
i he gun boats
harbor behind i
of masked bat
chase, the Mont
shells burst nearRS
shell carried awavc
gun boats. The
formidable cruiser.
MONTGOMERY.
croiser of 2, OfeO tons displacement She
. uiniica uma u luuii Tamn nrn
A
on the 19th of May The regiment was joined to the First
Brigade, Third Division, First Corps' The Fifth Pennsylya
nia is brigaded. with the First Illinois?, and Twelfth Minne-,
eota. " ' : . ' - "
By the 4th of July reinforcements will hava reached Dew
ey. There is a great deal of criticism. Why. don't Sampson
do with the Spanish fleet as Dewey did ? The criticism isn't
fair, Dewey's victory can never be surpassed, and it nay be
centuries before ii can be equalled. But he had the Spaniards
where he coald get at them. Sampson and Schley have not
been able to get a sight of the enemy, they keep out of the
way, dodge about, and are first class dogers as is proven b the
fact that last Friday they o dodged around and coofusod our
naval commanders that they concentrated Sampson and Schley
near Havana believing that the enemy was to sail into that
point, but that wasu't the object. When they hid our fleet at
Key AVet and Havana they quietly steamed intj the harbor of
Santiago De Lub.i, at the far end of the island on the opposite
side ot Havana, about 800 miles from our fleet, and there un
loaded supplies fr Blanca's army. It was a smart dodge, but
a dodger isn't as smart as the lair equani able meri, aad when
Sampson and Schley get a chince the dodger will have played
the Irishman's flee act the last time. The Spanish fleet must
be using their sails and saving their coal, ior they are not
making swift time between the points, of "where you see them
and where you don't see them' Such is the situation Satur
day morning, May 21. The c Dining of the Spanish lU:t to
Cuba has halted for the lime being the invasion of that Island
Seventeen thousand tro jps will be sent to Manilla to occupy
and ho'd the Philippine islands Mo.it of the troops are now
concentrated at Sin Francisco. Some luve been shipped and
are several davs on the sea steaming for our new possessions
on the other side of the globe,
The invasion of Cuba with 70,000 troops is to begin this
week.
x na.iL.
jy OTIC E i is'" l KT I TI ox." 7
IX THE ORPHANS COURT OF
J CXI ATA COCXTY.
III the matter of the :irtiiion of I lie
real eMaie of Willium Jiariitn JleAli
ter, hitoof i'avette towiishiji,' de.tiid.
To KfUvfa J. MeAlister, widow; A.
Franklin MK'uIly, Homer, Culhunu
Co., Michigan; Ityuiilton ileAlirter,
Tyrone. Pa. ; lv. Elliot MoAIis-ter, Dotisre,
Xehraska: Emily -M-AIiter, AU-Ah.s-teivilie,
Vs.; Miiujia Martin, iillii:i
ton, Pa. and Lizzie i. Mt-Aliter,
Willie Ii. McAlinter, mid Sarah Ellie
? I oA lister, whose guuidian ad. litem is
Wilherfoivc f-'eJiweyer, Esij., of Miillin
town. Pa. : Edward M. Kel.'v. Millera-
toM). l'a. ; Jennie E. (Jralmm, Sjirut-e
11-il, i'a. ; ilary I,. Move;-, Walnut,
l'a. ; John K. Jamirioiif 8wa!es, l'a. :
I.. id M. JaiiHMHi, Amlioy, Illinois;
Ijuciau W. Janii'.:!t, lOast' i-'aw J;aw,
Illinois; N:i:ie M. Jamison, Hwales,
Pa, ; Jennie E. (iusluirt, JJurket, In-
mana ; i inni.'.i. .i;i)iison, Mwales. ; a.
t lara M. Moo-e, amp Hill, J'a. ; Julia
Isisve!!, 3ioli!it Joy, j'a. ; Louis E. J'o:
ier, Kiii:is City, ?.!o. ; William jie!
MuljeiiMVide, tli:o ; Thom:is llell, Kn-
e!ewoo.i, Cii'i-a-o, Uliiiois ; Marv lieil,
Sewii Uley, l'a. ; Emily J5c-M. Sevi klt-v,
P:; ; Janie.: Pell, Piltsl.urjrh, l'a..
Mary M, (Jivfiiawauit , liuena Vista,
l'a. ; Ella Ptil St:i-risi, West Xcwtoii;
Pa. ; Lama I Jell McAlister, West Xew
ton, Pa. ; T. M. T. Poll. Uiana 'ista,
Pa. ; Mary Pel!, .Mleyhony, J'a. ; Ar
thur W. J Jell. Allegheny, J'a. : Marshall
J tell, Allegheny, la. ; Elizabeth Ihhiiiv,
A'-.heny, Pa. ; Madaiiiie i)e.vit't,
Eicstio, J- it-no Co.. Ca!. ; Warren .,Ic-
'tilli.i-li, MiliMi, Sullivan Co., ..;
Eliziieih Ivwitt, l:v:er, state" of Mis
souri ; Sliaroii-.MrCiilloeh, Peer, Mis
t ure .; and to all other jiersoiis iuter
iviU 'n said estate.
S. Clayton SSIoner, Jli'Jl Hi eiill-, of
Juiiiala eoutity, s ends yieethig as fol
lows: J-.arh of you is iiereity notiiied
that at tin Orphans Couit hel'd en the
JJTih day of Ar.iil, A. !., P;f' ;, at Mif
Ciniown, J'a,. in and for the County,
fefoi'Ctt.id, the lej. -i . of the iniaie; t In
i .iiii;oi ar.ii v:i;i::i!ioii of Ihe rcul
laieof :l:e said deeeder.l was confirmed
m4 :. itile was iz.i.ici" ui.on all the
heirs itit- re-lvl in ll-.e icai estate wljeli
5 lie fid WiHirm lit.! risen Mc.Misier
!ic:!, siexed, siiuate ; i I-'ayette tov.n
shii, ii: said oisiiiy of Jtiniaia, to ai-
jiesir in ojieii toiin :?t Miillintown, J'a..
on TCES1) AY THE 1ITII DAY Oi
Jl'XE, at 10 ivi lo. k a. m., and nceejit
or lefuse the several tri'ets at the valua
tion made thereof or r.i a higher iri-e.
and f.btt to shnv eause why, if the said
itai estate ie not a eepttd. it shoiiUi
not It r-old hy order of the o.uit.
The iud tsU'.K wan valued r.r.d r.j)
jiriiiHeilas follows:
'ju t Xo. 1, at t1:V)0.00; tiaet Xo. 2,
at fio7o.on; iraet Xo. ;:. at f ::::. ;
tiaet Xo. 4, S-li.M'.H : tract Xo. i'-t
? U'.".0.k;;i ; tract Xo. 0. af S-lfiiS.!?::'. ;
tract Xo. 7, at f ltO.j.CO; tract Xo. S, at
2S..50.
S. CI.AYTOX bTOXEP.
Sherirr.s oflice, ShcriiH
Miiilintown, Pa., May 10, 1S!8.
:()TR C OF lXCORPOHATlOX.
kSffi?;
y ' ivcn unit an mh!i-
tie i; the overnor oi
on Tue.'d'Mv iho 17lh dnv
of Max . A. I)-, lsss. l.vTi ! J. MH)rliead.
'. Mo;);!;e;ul. Whi. ICrr.it I S. !.-:t-
lin aiult'ail I'. l-:si-cn-;-!u:c:e:iiKl olhi-t.
uiioor ilse t-t of :.-: em;.'.'.- ritHk-d An
A1 io ii!v"(lo for i:ii;ir;ior.
aiion r.-. :i ltuiut i-. or e!t:in -;rror-ations"
pppiovotl ih 1ST', imd
liie sui'lf 'tieiiif-- i'l-.o.ci:), !'.- ihe 'char
ier of ait hnemkd oi-)ii;i".ii;u to
(a!k.I ilieTiciirora I't'i iili.erComj'aiiy.
iije ebai.ii-ltr and o'ytvt of wiikli
i3 the i!iaiiu,"acUire of fertHizcrs uiiil
icdicnis. in Juniata Coiiniv. 1'enn-
and Tor tlicc iifniitises to
c-sandeniov all the rivlits
le u;a il .:en' of sakl act of a-
teiii ),y',i " 'O Si!i;i;'ciiicnts thfreto.
A. i. ht liOLU,
Ap :i 19, ",i3. fco'.Vi ;.r.
r l'm-ovv r a s l :j ma uk k i s
MIFFLINTOWX, MAY
Wieat
;. ru ,n ear .... .
ii.,
K-e '
2o, 180S
....Sl.5
3?
2
$2 to $'2 50
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Kir.tir ..... ..... ...
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Ilnm....
Slum tlt-r. .
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Timothy ecd.... .... .
F a: tted.....
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Chop
Addling
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s
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GO
70
.K5c te 9)o
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...... To
60c
Groun.1 :a . Salt
American Salt
Philadelphia Mai;ket3,
May 1808.
Wheat-l.::i) ; oats37e- corn 41e;
Lay :..-)() to 12.50 a ton ; taugled
wheat and oals straw at f?..r0 a
ion; butter 11 to 20c ; ecrgn 11c;
beef entile 4 to ojc ; old potatoes
in 10 ;;t;c ; t ew potatoes to 4.-
ooa harrel ; Veal calves 4 to Cc;
sheep 3 to " ; lambs 3 to 5c : thin
io - hTJroLT
spring oliiekens 1 aud '2
i - , . ...
pound 14
I t, i . ...... .i
" vf' a iu U. I
Vonderful are the cures by Hoofi's
Sarsai,fcJ'ilUnU(l vctitis OD,y because
Hood's Piling the live- and
V3W85s'uct - ',JBL15: ytt r.romijti. 25c
AN ORDINANCE
An orclii5;-.in-edcclaiing thcadmis.oij
BiiUaniicxiiwoii as in:,, of t'ne I'.oi! ii
of Miiilinlov. n, in liie count v of Ju,l
! T5?1 "Ild '"tu "f Pe!"SV''VR'iia o
tiie
lOiS I'.iicl tiaciH oi 1. iid coinnosM-:
Si-hweie-'s addilio.i'' adjaceJi to said
JJOIOll'.il.
Whereas a majority orihe fix ho'd
ov. iicis of the Iois and t.acis of li-.nd iii
the f eci ion lying adjacent to said Ko -
outihof M!lliiiiiovvuv in ihe count v
.limb.:-.! .. sst.....r i.. ;:. ."'.XT " X r ogaon2
V iC- S it a jHii.it in tne center p. u.. Fiitshuifr 8 SO y.. m.
o. asi:iiisi(..n Avc.i.;e on the east line Alioona Accommodation Jenvrs D -rri
.TC:..ss iStlVL't, tnence i nonh hy the buiK at 5 00 p. m; D'meancon 5 34 i. r-c
CJ.ure line of said V. ashmo:! Avenue, i Newport 8 02 p. in; ,yi!l rtow0 6 11 V m
the jTe. tnt s'.o;,vh ,;.;e. sixiy Tbtnrjsntonn 6 21 p n.; Tunrs6 30
wi.c "iuu! ! v. . l, ccill mill-
ored iii'.d Ua.y one i..S:l) ."ejv to i lies on, h
e:r t et; iterof ti;e ;re en. lioruu'ju line,
or 1 ieof Dot.'-'s i (id!tio:i to ihe iV
oujh ; the. ice iv la.:il of P. F. Seav.vl-
er soma t v.eiity-si.i aid tl!i. foa
i;e.';iee ei;st oiie huiu'r 1 i;d niiicty
ve feet a.:d ii;ne iiiche:; thence !y
I;' iid or saiiiw loutli si.t ' l iiree Hint oiie
iii rlh oe; nto? v
n i-e huudied and
i-oveiitOv!1 Kft io c.'.M s:ie
oi v :oss
Street ; ihem e l e:st sit.'e cf
.-tivtl. ihe jiieseiit Po.oiv h lir.e i!;.h
live de2iees v,e-i two bittid-ed.iiid eihi
feci and six ii:-!itj io t ie place of l-
fiimh.-r, have reiitione.1 the Chief
liurKess and tov. n Council oi the Uoi-
1'Uili ll .ni.lliiuuii II. to Utillllt .IIMI
annet ir.e fcaia section io saiu j;o;on;i!
it fi.nt tiikitroi iu invu iviiu Mem timers :
L-mhlv.
m the coiiiitv of Juniata ind Stte 0f
i'emisvlvaiiia ; aid the said Kec.ion
f luid fiom hereaftei-.he deemed and
t;:ken and allowed ;o he a T.;;rt of said
1Jini'.-!i and sitl jecl t') the hirisdK-tioii
a-id uovernii!ei:t or tie municij al nr -
tl-.or.iits o.-fid JSoroi:.-h as fully es if
i !i s.;i; hiM-ii iirii' i mmIJ' ti.-n. ,f
sam I.oivmi;;i: ot ..iitlhutow i.
J-Iii.it-it.tl int-ian oi-tlicance this twen
lietu day of May. A. i. o:e thou-aiid
ei'iht hundred ami ninety eiirh.t.
Attest. S. H. Sl'loVVEKM.
J. HOWAUn X EELY, J're itie-tt.
Secretarv.
Ajiiu-ovci the 0:h d.i'.- tf M.-. .A.I).
1 fei'S. JOJiX i 1. .i ... j;.
gs:r."Ja baptists' gsj;sfi
lAti, S.il'K.':TIUE
lie tin -'(! K sit" v'.; t3fKS)l
vauia taHo:iil.
For tbu beiit-lit of l.-f
iflfcir
.1!" t! diced th." Aeiiip! iit; u r.f
tun Grinin Diiptisis (Dat i
ir I h-.i.l n f
JJ! iHil.l I
Ni'Tis-i v.1-c, 1! , i!ay 'j.'J i
St?'.H. tic j.'rti;;.-iv
Juie 7,
K:tihc.:il
hiagS i-re !or ti e
capo t.'i's $1.83 to
v
d tr-p 1o CLi
licUt-ts Io bo 8M V--r 23, 24, 27.
2S, KU.3 -ocd to nt.!!ii i.nl -bj'.e 24,
Xffp' 'lift. on r-r..(.it i ft ik- v.'ith
sj -'t at Nsi-.e: oi or Iv Tor.- Jtiut
'24, rfJi?n 'wit c)v I e rxU tded to
Jv.t SO.
HUMPHREYS'
No. 1 Cures Fever.
No. 2 " Worms.
No. 3 " Infants' Diseases.
No. 4 " Diarrhea.
No. 7 " Coughs.
No. 8 Cures Neuralgia.
No. 9 " Headache
No. IO " Dyspepsia.
No. 11 " Delayed Periods.
No. 12 " Leucorrhea.
No. 13 Cures Croup.
No. 14 " Skin Diseases.
No. 15 " Rheumatism.
No. 16 " Malaria.
No. 19 Catarrh.
No. 20 Cures Whooping Cough
No. 21 " Asthma.
No. 24 " General Debility.
No. 26 " Sea-Sickness.
No. 27 " Kidney Diseases.
No. 28 Cures Nervous Debility.
No. 30 " Urinary Diseases
No. 32 " " Heart Disease.
No. 34 " Sore Throat.
No. 77 " Colds and Grip.
Dn. HrMFHBZTs Hojteopathio HiyrjAL
of Diseases Mails d Free. I
ProHll bottles of nleasant nelt. fit tlie rest '
poonec.
recoint
H kt. Sold by drurei.u. or writ prepaid npon ,
coipt of price, centa, except Nos. 9. and M j
are made SI 00 eize only. Huniphreyr.' Modi
clue Company, 111 William bt.. New York.
U 1 1 M D U B ,' C '
WITCH HAZEL OIL
"THE PILE OINTMENT."
rnrPflm External or Interpal, Blind or Bteed!ni
Fistula la Ano: Itetihi 01- filtllriK of the iUKjlum.
Tbo relief Is Immediate tlM cure certain.
PR10B, 60 OTS. ' TEIAL SIZE. 85 CTfr
old Z.T nmcKtate, or Mat pam-Ml4 a newpt f prto.
ncruiuiiaBKii.cQ ma, in mow at., uw loss
Subrcr:; for iLt Jumata &'enth.-el!
ASH liEPUULICAJf.
rcsuie as i..ovj!ea oy .wci oi .ssLinuiVi. , , , s , .,. ., . ,
of .lulv l-'th, 1SH7. " T ? ' Lln? U'aVe!l p:'edHphia at 12 25 o.
'Iht're'i.ie, !ieii idamed ?i-d enacted i B,; Haj7r'l),,rS a p. Di;. D.incanoa 4 15
i. v the ( hief l,uie.-s and . Tow n Cou.i- 1 T ,N 'V 4 5 p-.T' Mielia 5 07 P- rj
ciiofthe lK,rou-AhofMi:Ii;..t...vm and I ,T fi' fT!12' T'-'' UcUni Vn,oa eS V'
it is herei-v ena.-teM Lv the wme.4 . I ,,.a.0Ungd,f 2 7 F
That the said lots and t ni ts f Ja,idl' , ' 00a 7 4J P" Vi iJ"targ 1150
composing the section he-t"i! L-e."o-ei
l articiilarly de cried and adiuvf.it P) EASTWARD,
the Poroii-ih of Millliuiowii l-e and are! ,COB':J Accoaiiuoiiation leaves .- Al
herehv declared to Le admitted mid un-' ,ooc at 6 U'J mi "Tyrora 6.25 a. m.
nexed toihe Jkrouh of Mirliinlowii. arr,vtg ' HuDtingdoo 1I.C5 a. m
l.f ir;i-.iry w:li sf-l .-sciu i(u t-c-is I l:utir,npr'5on 7 20 i. ru; UcVoytown U4 j.
HOW u.vr!t8 v n iis Jt.it, wf I"u .j. !; I.t-wistown 8 M p. ni; AfiHlin 8 47 p ui:
jr. . . , ..... '' 1 .iwp..,t 9 25 p. ci; Duucannoa 9 60 p
w nww
fTIXBERFOKCE SCHWEfER,
Attorney-at-Law.
Collections and all legal busi
ness promptly attenped to.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
BI.B.M.CBAWrORD, . .-lARWIH M.C ATOHi!
H. D. !tf. CRAWFOJJ) St SOX,
lisve formed a partnership for the prastict
of Medkiue and their collatleral branches.
Office at old stand, corner of Third and Or
nffa streets. Miflflmtown. Pa. Oaoor bofb
ol them will be found at their offce at all
tiinuH. unless otherwise rroi'esaioPi.lly en-
gaeii. . -
April 1st, 13C5. ' .
P. DEPkR, .
PRACTICAL. DESTIST.
: -aduate of the Philadelphia Dcstol
.'o; ee. Offioe at old established to
catiou. Bridfre Street, opposite Court
Ilonpe, iffliQtown, Pa.
IF" Crown and Bridge work;
PaiBlcss Es traction.
All work guaranteed.
PENNSILV ANIA " RATLB 0 AD
Oa anJ after Slonday, Nov. 2D,
1897, trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
Way PasneDeer, leaves Philadelphia at
4 30 a. in; Earrisburg 8 00 a. to; Dancan-
non8 8ia. n; New Port 9 05 a. ra; Mil-It-rsfowQ
9 15 . m; Darw.-rd 9 21 a. ro;'
Tboni)con:owii 9 '2tj . m; Van D.ko 9 33
. a. re; 1 ucarora M a. m; !Wxico
9 49 a.
m; Port Royal 9 ii , to: Mi.'tiin
9 60 a.
; nij Decholni 9 55 a. m; T.ew:itwn 19 13
' a. xr: McVnvtown 10 88 a. ai: XVn
i Hamilton 11 00 a. ni; Muunt Un:a 1166
a. m; llmitsnpdr.n 11 S3 j. m; Tyrnna 12 0
p. m; Altoona 1 00 p. m; Pitt.ourg5 &:J p. ra.
Mil leaves rhiite!phia at 7.19 a. ro
tr :.i ..'it a j . . . -
( f r,i T ccLlAsn 1 fl . 11 - . . '
v. ill; ,WI0 O ;! l m; Hurt '.,..i a oo
f. Pi; Mifflin fi 43 p. tr.; fii.r.h.ii.n 6 49 p. m;
iu-.a-ovrn i .w p. i:,; jwvf;ti)n 7 SO p
ra; N?wlcn ITaini'ion 7 50 p. ra; Hunting;
ui;n o i i. re; lyroae v n. ni- Alt..n.
h i 9 35 p. w
J'ctiflc Excess lotvos Fliiladeluli el
I 20 p. m; llarr!sl,;.r 3 1 . ra; 'M tr.-s.
pi.t i 51 n. , Port H n i! 4 SI a. u-. Mjf.
; B'.v i Si a. id; Lo;iio-n 4 a. ci; .Mc-
jn Tyne 6 55 . m; Altoona 7 40 a"
Pit'sbnrs 12 J9 p. m. ' '
iir,.,.rF,.i,. .., -. , , ..
!. Vut L.-"e?i.hlua,1,'a at 4
i XX r' V I ., ,".; B. " m:
f. Uli tPHiiilnirii
ll.f 8 a. in; Hnntlrc'ion Vi 55 a ru.; T.ronc-
i n-.
Aiiuona i- mi a. xa; I iit5i;iir 6 30
fluntlbS!l"n Bt 588 a-N inn- nm
I j'tn. 6 12 ' n,; McVeytoirn G 89 a. m;
i flewl8'OWB -00 m; tsma 7 29 . m;
?rt KTa! '-25 a- i Mexico 7 30 a. m;
'wiTawwii l a. ni; Jli'l-rstuwa 7 5-J
!" - "!t'port 8 t a. n:; Duncaunon 8.21
m ha'ruburg 9 55 a. ni.
i Sta S hure leaves Prtu:,:-c- 5 ?n . ....
Alinaua 7 10 a ci; Tyron 7 48 a taj llua:-'
Ircdon 8 S) a r.; McVi rtown 15 a m-
I.mW.mnSS.j a u:.- iJilfiin 55
a ii:.- .NJilifin a hh r,.
i on j,u.n.i o-j a hj; Tiiorhpsonl'.iva l! H
Hiiluraiown W 22 am; Ni-rK,t 10:2 m
Dui'Ciii.non 10 51 in; iiurvsv.ilo 11 f7 t
ni; IlanUbnrg 11 23 a tuj lJhiladli;hia 3 06
p m.
.Vain Line Express It-ave3 riltbu-'r a;
8 01 a. c; A'.loon.-i 11 4U . rc: Tyrcnu" I
03 p ni; Hn:it;rg.Iftn 12 ?A v, m; l..vb
town 1 o3 p. n; ;t-::n i 50 j,. rr,; rjai-rS
burg 3 !0 F. ai; Baitiaiom i feu ni; Wash
inpom 7 J1) p. sa; irhi aiietphia t 3 p. id
Hew York 9 80 p. m
Mill Ifavi-s Altoona et 2 65 p. ni, Tvroe
. r iu. Ii uiiilliEniul . i j
m: Newton
i:.-.iiii.nn 3 , p. ru; JKoVcvtottn 4 L'Lp. m-I.t--:.-c;n-D
4 33 p. a.; MitHin 4 65 n hi'
P..r 1;..,-I r. flu .
I lllr""l'a""" ' j P n-.; j.ilk-rMo-.vc 5 'A
s
o oi p. ni; LlaccaEusn ii 6
I), m; lllrrivhnrr- K n
p. mj tiarrisnnrp B 4o p. ra
Mail Express' It-avea Pittsburg at 1 00 p
i aiiui.ua p. ni: i vroueSKi r
l'bi!sfi.:ii.'ai.j ErjrcM leaves Tittsbiiri: at
4 30 p. ru; Al noua S 05 p. m; Tyruno 9 :ii
p. ui; Huuin.cJun 10 12 p. ra; Mount Uu.
ion 10 ."2 p. n:; Liiwixtown 11 IS p. m; M;f.
tiin 11 87 p. ru; Harrisbnre 1 6 a. m; fhii
adelpl-.a 4 30 New York 7 83 a. ui.
LEYl!?TOrTN DIVISIOX.
Traits for Mmburr at 7 3' a. ra. au J S 05
p. o.., U-avo Sur.onry tor hr w-;stci-n 10 to
a. a.. 2 4a p. iu.; lor Milrov ii 3-'i a w
10.20 a. ci. an3 3 10 p. in., wetfc days '
TVKOKS Dl VI -IUX.
Trains leavo -r Bellcfonte ai;d hoik
a.'..vu C iu A. Iii., IJ. OU KliU I IO p. IT..,
..k iinvt-u ior jjrrone 8.54 r,
iu. an1 4 15 p. m.
T1HUNE CLEAKl'li'LD K. R.
Truit.s l.-avi' Trone tor C'h arti. Id an j
Cm vieusvjila at 8 1:0 a. m. . s.ia in.i t , .
p m.. k-avfj CuiwDrtville tor Tyrotw at 8.15
I J y- n;., aim I p. aj.
i'or, rate?, xuapj, ete., cal! ou Ticket
Agent.-, or adiireso. Tiios. E. Watt, V
A. VV. D., S60 Fi'fih Avenue, Pitt.
J. U. Hutchison, J. R. Wood,
Geo'l Mapager. Gen'l Pass. Agt
LEGJL.
pivUJrlOXOT.Wjy'S XOTJCK-
Xoth-e is hereby given tlmt the fo'
lowmjr a.-counts have Leeii tiled in tbe
onu-eofthe Jrothouatai -, of Juniata
ttmuty, and the same will be presented
for continuation and allowance to the
Court of Common Pleas, of said countv
Vw,2uei!day tlle 14,h of June, A. 1)'
iHlS, when and where all i.eroiis in
terested may attend if they think pro-jer-
1
1. The first and final account of
James H, l-unk, committee of Marv
Arhuckle, late of Tuscarora township
deceased. F'
2. The first
David Muser.
and final account of
assignee of Mk-hael
Wli..ll.. r i,i -i . .
""".ti ivciaware lownsnip
, , a , w. H.ZElEns;
Pnitlionolaiy's office. Prothniir.ti.nr
"'"r"'WM
JlWlilltown, Pa.,
May 16, ism.
Great Cures proved bv thousands
of testimonials show that Jlood s Sar
sapaiilla possesses jtower to purifv
Vitalize and enrich the blood.
Hood's Pillsara the only pi to
be taken with Hood's Sarsapaiiiia.
a. - -29
4
CIJEt5 K.'DWEY.STorA; .JTI
anjj uvfe-R youuts.
Lobm E. iTKiiiacs. r. m.
ATKIXSOS PEHEI,L, ,
ATTORNEYS- AT - LAW,
. MiFf LINTOWN, PA.
Offiob On Main street, in plaeo of rcsi
danceof LonisE. Atkinson, at!'
Bridge street. . - r0ct2S,1892 ;
OyOollectins nd Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to. -
1T1:
A GRAND NEW STOCK OF
v SPRING CLOTHING AT
ME YER'S .
We are now ready to serve the
people with the grandest and largest
stock of clothing ever .produced in
Juniata countv.
We have bought thousands of dollars worth of clothing and
Gents furnishing at the lowest cash prices. s
The people of this count have sustained us in our eflbrts t
serve them with the be t and cheapest clothino;.
The year of 1897 has been the banner year of our c!othin J
department and we have far exceeded our expectations and '
sold mors goods than any year previous to which we extesd
our heartiest thanks. j . '
The men's splendid suits at 3 and $ 1, are truly wonderfull
to behold ' . The dress wear eaits all spring iashio'ns at 3.50,
$7.50, and 8 50 and up to 15, exhibit eery pl.Ms a aal
reliable kind. Boys knee pant suits are on sale at 1.50, $2,
$3, $4; Mens elegant all wool covert overcoats at 0.50 and
$7.50, and all c'ay worsteds suits at $10 are much favored by
stylish dressers,
Mens advanced fashions, all wool suits at $ 6. Young mms
at $4 50. Boys at $2 50 remain now on sale.
IN HATS, the new styles are all in.
Handsome shapea, in all the newest brown colorings at 79c .
89c, and 1.4S. J)oys and childrens novelties for spricj Eton
and Golf Ops and faws, 25c, 48c, and C9c.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Fancy bosom shirts at 4Sc
Triple Rolled sleeve buttons at 253. Fancy phin hemstitched
handkerchiefs 5c, Extra elastic suspenders 15c.
7.35 warranted pure wool and worth 15.00. This sT.r
stands without a precedent in the trade, and is due only to &
combination of circumstances which for the tim? being have
mtde the question of cost and value a matter of secondary con
sideration. Every man whether tall or short, slim or stout,
can be fitted from this line.
A Al ESS AGE FROM THE FURNI
TURE STORE,
Our furniture store has no complaints to make. Business
floors devote! other furniture stores, but our immense three
trade from aaoto high .rade furniture i3 kept humming with
h-3 raxy ats aiming till night. We are appreciated and that
w i . - i Mir 1 1 n
we caiiuihlL wisli. tv e nave a granti array ot special furni
ture values, that will tax our sailing and delivery capacity to
it3 utmost limit.
GOODS DELIVERED AND SET UP ON PREMISES
Thanking our mmy friends f jr their patronage they bo
stowed on us in the past, and promising to guard their interest
in the future as their champion of low price. We remain
YOURS TRULY,
f EBB . MEYERS,
115 AND 117 BRIDGE STREET, MIFFLINTOWN, FENN'A.
- Tnscarora Valley Eailroad.
SCETDIT.E IN EFFECT MOmat, NOV. 29,
. 1897.
EAST W An D.
STATIONS.
DAfLV, EXCEPT EtTMBAY.
Xo.l
No.3
P. M.
Blair's Mills
Waterloo. .......
Loorifiri-Vs Grovo.
Kol.S Yztxa
PeruJack
East V.'Rterford..
Hec-kmars. ...... .
Honey Giv.ve. . . .
Foil B-qbr.ra
Werb'o
Pk.':s-A! t Yiv-y. . . ,
Seven Pines
.Ly.
2 00
2 05
; 30
57i 2 17
151-2 S3
25 j-2 45
S' 30; 2 r-0
S 371-2 ("7
3 453 P5
3 4;: :5 09
S 55j3 15
S 5S 3 18
Sprue-! Hill. .
Oriih'ini s ,
Stewart.
Freedom
Turbett
Old Pert
Port Paval
;) 05 13 21
0 07;3 21
a -if;'
9
1313 33
9 18
:5 33
i 45
.Ar.
3 25
Tr.iir.8 Xos. 1 and 2 connect at Port Rnval
with Way Pasgenerer and Se.ilire Ezurans
on I'. R. K., and Nos. 3 and 4 with Mii east
WEST IV All D.
STATIONS.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
No.2
A. M
Port Koyal
Old Port.;
Turbfctt.
Freedoip
Stewart
Grabaci's
Spruce Hi' I
Seven Pints
Pleasant View.. . . . .
Warbie
Fort Bigbam. .
Konoy Grove
Ueckman
East Waterford
PtruIck
liosa Far 10.
Leonard's Grove!!!
Waterloo
Blair's Milis Ar!
P. M.
0 010 30 5 05
1.310 37,5 12
2.8,10 42!5 17
3.7 10 45 15 20
4.4 10 48,5 23
S.0'10 50,5 25
6.3110 57;5 32
7.2iU 00 5 35
9.011 0G!5 41
10.0ll 10:5 45
12.0,11 185 53
14.011 25 6 00
15.l!ll 306 05
17.511 4016 15
20.5)11 52l6 27
22.011 5S6 33
24.0,12 05 6 40
25.512 10 6 45
27.012 15.6 50
M.T,"!"!,8-2 connect t Blair'.
k . VVCU woyiocburg Dry Eun,
Vall-v.nH B.;"r'o ..." "ap. enaae
, uu.uoru ocanon otag,
J3 Lines.
J. c.
MOORHEAD,
Superintendent
T. S. MOORHEAD,
President.
:tON!C ft. ED. CO.. Chicago,!!?.'.
Isjtdbi-Ons-iiirtsatSlperBotUa. 6lrS
RAIJL.KOAO TIME TABLE.
pEESY COJTVTT EAILROAO.
The followin j schcdal went ls!o effect
Nov. 4, 1S96, fiud the trail. will b n.a i,
follows;
p.m
4 SO
4 8C
4 39
8 41
4 45
4 4H
i 51
4 ct
4 '!
4
a. r.t
9 00
3 C6
9 (9
3 U
0 J4
S) 15
!) 19
0 '2'i
P 24
J 2'
Lfsvb Arriv. .
Dnrc.-nii'.n 7 4
KiDfi'i! Mtli 7 49
Sulphur Spring 7 4fi
"Corinrui Siding 7 4 t
i!ontol,e!!o Par!: 7 41
p. m
2 28
3 23
29
"VVeavpr
7 40
7 88
7 S3
71
7 23
7 23
7 09
7 04
7 CI
51
4S
6 83
8 2T
Koddv
fi.ifltiaa
Koyt.r
SJabanoy
Eiotiru field
fresolci
Duti's
Kiliotsb.ir
Birnhcijl'.-i
Groen Pin
JJonfrmr Juiio"
Lnnciol.i:,-?
f. 10 1C 4 -1
6 io a
51 9?.l
5 21 9 57
5 27 K't'5
5 b! 10 ( 7
6 81 10 17
6 -17 10 .?.'
C Q-2 ID 3
p. i.i a. ra
Arrive
Lvrn a. m m
1 1..1U losiics iiiujiaiaoid at & A-J a rc
mii a.rriv-fl3 at Irid isnr at 0 2'j a a
Train loirs Ln.bis.-r at 6.03 o. ia.,' and
"' EioomHuU ai 0.40 P. ci.
' All stations ms-Iied ().ire stat r,,
t vr.-ict tra:ns wM com t a fall 'etop on
Chas. II. S:
xh.it,
f .' H. Btei,
lrcs:tloc(.
.VEVTPORT AKD SHKKMA.V'S VAL
r It,7 K'lna4 Company. TU.1 t iW
. pcii-.-r irsms, ia efloct
.way ipib, ih:;3.
STATIONS.
Ea.it
Karl. want.
1
p ' A M I A M 1
s 05 19 so; a so
6 08 ia 88i 2?
6 12 16 42' 8 23
6 15 14 45! 8 20
25,19 52' U
6 22 11 tl 8 II
i 31 1 1 C9i 8 P
0 39 11 j! 9 IT;
6 31,11 211 7 45
6 61 11 24; ' SO
1 65 11 35! . 31
Jfewj-.-rt
Buffalo Bridg..I.j
Juni.iia Furnace
Vi abnot
.......,
S vivas ....
Wii'., i' r;,
Ulooialicij1 J uact'n!
VfZo
r-ihottshu.-i
Green Vsrk
Lovsvi,'!- ....."."
Kort R&b.'on" "
C'-nicr "
C'inqa'a itao .......
Anderaonburs .
p .. .
.K i.rit rleisaoi. .
t'ev Oermaut'n ...
P H
i 00
t 67
SS
I &
3 4
3 41
8 88
3 82
t 15
I 10
g 04
T 1111 41
' Io!!! 45
7 26! 2 56
7 lii! 2 49
7 14; 2 5
7 21 11 61
7 27.11 5
lOi in
7 85 12 05
7 08 2 Zi
B Mt 2 24
0 ii 2 i3
7 4V1'J 11!
7 4.5; 13 Id
I. GRING, President aud Manncer
v. iJn.tsa, General Ajtcul.
3
.SAW ESILL&S&v
fijax CsaSsr firaKk Engba
P'd. accurate, strong ami .imple. with lrw
IJjfr-.'i caiKicliy. Enginel nr
:Jg.i51 ' H! nr whwlK. biro.
'JL. onnsafe. Tin Farqulmr
j! 4 'wr ui ever c:
f,ti43iJaSk ajjncuJiinii iin!.-ni.s.
A. B. FARQUKAR CO., Ltd,, York, Ps.
r ?m v. j. mm a -.
itS?. M'2 ,tl',B'a"'",- Fririi.i,r i:.-t Vcel,
iTr5'"7' MW f.rt.- v ,-. -r.. (-.
'I'lvuir, oi m rWrvs, Mi. i . .... t-.--
IJs
18 JA
2 15.
I 13 '
3 08
2 65
Ii 03
2 f.
i 41
1 36
1 31 '
1 23
1 25
1 20
1 18 -t
1 IS j
'219 jf