7' 11 4 . 4 SENTINEL &HEPUBLICAN XIFFLINTCVVN7. PA.. 7E1NTEDAY, JUNE .!.", 1S9S. B. F. SCHWElETt, KDlTOTt AM) PKOPIUISTOT STATE TICKET For Governor Colonel William A. Stone, of Allegheny. For r.ientonnnt Governor-Gen- TPS Gobin of Lebanon .V '. 1 . T , . . 1 s-(.retnry ot Internal A flairs General James . Latta, of Philadelphia. For Jnd''e of the Superior Court Wil For i:im Porter, of Philadelphia, j Congressman at Large ! Galnslia A. Grow, itf Susquehanna, and S. A. Davenport, of Erie. '.puklican county ticket. Congress. Thai) M. ?Iaiiox, f Franklin county. Legislature. E. G. SlTKAFFKK Purveyor. A. P. Evans. C roner II. F. AVi i.'.itn. i rcso is rcu. !'.i!t i've never seen four iCiif clover Tliat vv;:sn"t j;re'n. '' iof- ?''-r -hov's i precis -.jdv.n fi'.J-V. .T crrasB for h-.v. 'i'Le v:i"zens c f irt R v.-I, lavo 0:i..::cl a W: of tnuie. Vroj.c-r'v f-.T r'o V;r tftrnis, :!.- t-; r-..rr..i. L'ieiu IVor.t ot. i ro 1 nermomeicr iniircii union ! :iir.etk! sevei-al lavs iast week a Orr; r sneers 7 I..-V. ! .':;n r.; It-) h:. ! t: I .Miss. ! looking. If years old and has just war with Spain " ill close 'graduated from tJie high si lu.d. e'er Spai.i iinds out that she! "Edi-.ion do Luso ff Dr. Ifiunph- iiie;!. t r. '.'.ihin. .Str.-e .ins n the v rv cr v'Jrt tr-Mi'Jo firai tb face - i:n'.;t:C ;ih 13 -,clc. m iirsn i .''.irttd .7(1. Aittrkl vi'iie, I't-rrj :uuty, buya ciu j-iay bnse balk woh llife v,ar 'ever riiging- around tl.&i.i. W. C wife cd c! y:v visitin'r i-nioi.g rc'ativea f !. !: ! iu 1'it.tsburL'. did.! a,J( ; , (:. I -.i - I'v.a:. re . rti rilrond t? 1 fr .iv- Ifii ' 1 . ;-.tr, c?ibh:r of i '.:e First N:i i i; 'oic. lis i'. tut rit il fr 1 1 i ....v'urii ::i J J'nvt0i-c.i3. i '. fru'.h i-, h.'df the S;.auiih ! ;. w!n!'l ',:-:; t Ix-toja? A.rc:i. ! A thf-T !:. h:v to (; ir :s oi:iTr li .yui " 5 coRia ! liii'iots irora in next is.-H' , r this us. ijty f: Mr. v A I. rdTi.k, cf lloehcs'cr,": ; -i i h-n-act 'Must at Ks'jfl'iJUIl'rS nil Sued 1 . w.f-nfr, willed a cud vii;ov;t for we- .'. church. : iho isficd d !h-r c TIitn:c;d "i K k-TJUb Ci ;;5.1 got up Dow :;avid nci.pic !t;Ci!!j 0 soi: ' ! ci'hiicu ver i -lcbarit, IliLi! Schctt, is eti Y;ik f.-thf. eaiern p!.ice.- j "i-h -: ed-'d t: ip fr.'-m tMis!ae?s ; vers ! .r vo,;r eloHiing irdtnre he will s-sv.i ye u 2.J :t. ii'.-ul bi! Bargains in fbs? .. I Stai i 1'i l'D it ib.nigh, cf i.e.tr nr:t;-d a s d.li r'.s e:-'!,t dollars a .-(.-. ; h.-.v' c. ... ' John P. G.ihoB, his been e ;ni ! r!;' d.'rr fr-v.er.d lie is the !!.'';!!:!! n c?ndidaj for TJmtcnsiri g "ven'or Th" rtrav lx t ry crop within Ihc p' vi 1 1. h. .-: J..-ired op nf an n? ! M-.-r1 oi: in ti ia pertion of tl r- rr.';F. '. l'.M'i;i. Three ph,-s v ,.j.r, (-,( pupniis ; for tw-nhirs .-ddi-'-ss Sr.TiM-:i. that l:ir- Al) I.'l.IM VIM an. t. Ji-wia Crn':r, rl ? Fillerstown, l;ir .-i-.inii) rrFlinied work a?, fi-reman y;'!i fi.at:rg lailrea.i crew, with he .dqni rtr-is at this place. Tie htteir lnicnl'eil for in the. tlhurowi p."t I flic5 for tb.e vrcek r:d;ng Jane 13tK were for J. Beard. M IWfcr. .Tr.raer. (VIIit-p. It i-; charged that govt-rnmeDt is nfir ft i:jndtr o coal dealers in Pi-i'ndrlpbia who hive been furmVli ir r Sp-mif-h agents with coal. Mr. James MeOanlcy, has pr. par cd:!:c gn-und about the fdaDl-eck i'.'''-, :;i'd sewed lav, n gihirS seed ?' il." well p-i'verizcd gn uitd. T.(-v. J. II. M.ithirs p-reaehed ?n's "O li i!TO':vrt:ir pennon at Beliwood r.ir.r c-ni.iy, in Sunday May tif. IS'JS. 3!r Muthi'ie Una rood hbsy ing qualities. "What n.Vt.'s! .! ; th. of a r .la rPn .v.. t.i ku . .I. ;,... ..t a... .-...;.. other jtdlows." luformalion from si private Bource navH the tntoits at Tampa, ton. -f Aru.ietum , ihw ".i' : .... . . ', . ,. '4r..l nt AV w.ih- Cul Ci-r. CI'ninlitTit- are aiiAKtn io ih- lukeu io i iiisi, : or anywhere, away from their) A Tumlier of fiih giiri vnrties were on tho river last FrkUy 'night. Arr-ingsmrmt s are sg.iin beir mfiilo, (o plfipe in nil of the towca f t'-e Janiaia Vallny, Now Toil: freeh nir children, Re.verp.l welif, when th Rnrsroer ts nneornkrkiblo warm. "While a grand parade of firemen was going ou in Reading, Pa., on rne Mb mst a lire broke uir in the central part of the city and de- ' st roved 15.ooo worth of nronrlx. ! ! a ,,..., m.n . ! wjueutly t'onfesswl he did the sh tulSol aW rouml tl1 on r, having lost his U X of cor a St hi-h, t l o Ith iirst Ilth"si:'SI11 for exposing his i J t i orn a f 00111 ,l ntl cl th life to Spanish bullets. K'f July has a chance to prolnce a . i ! fir8t rate ear of corn for husking The water company have done a me . good thing for the company, by j pun basing ample territory in I " Wili-.ni Saram, of Van VTert, i Macedonia through vfcv-li the plied hm co"-n, tho first fev good; corn planting day, befnrs tits wet suv.'l of 'fti't:tlTrr, the result is, ho bun as jrr m!i3g a field of corn s one ! can wish. Frid iv Ei.U il kvcs vk-ited ' tbe chicken honso of Jscob KinkJa f: m vrici they Rtcle ws tin hsnp. Tup I the ttu.vrs wro run do'.vin m-1 enp- i Inrc.l l-t- l)r-:fctiv J-Jri t v t;Br;is:a : Volunteer. C:rvor (over t L o lin tek'pbont-) That w.-a r. du-'anco yonr am Hob-ion played, Sonrso'; Thni'u ali right. B-.u. Are n:.w nhccil io pvr-cetd to resako it h-.)t fur you It isn't you, re:ider, but it is al most every other person, that in addition to eating nud drinking think of little else than criticising and growling at every person they I: now or hear of. ThesiHer Dcmocrais have sue- ; eeedeil in ousting William F. liar-; rity from the National llemotraiic ! Committee fir I'tiiiisi Ivania. James 31. (I'.iii'ey suoi ecN Harrity ' n ihe vinmittee. : I The B!--t.infid.l Tim e?f : W i ttta la'i s'o'e ii.-forraotl that u; to hi. ! Cb?r!es"Tre.-3lrr. t-f Ct-t-irV VVMl.5p, ! j hd Jaid IU o.'?5 o fur J'-im ett-n ! a;:;: v.2 i.ct jet ecd. Miss A. Pa -a n.-ia est; :!; !te ic-ira? Lidics in L HT caeca or a yrr ficl The other aa S 1 ca: fS'.l V,.t ' rifni;c p in , li-yii I T !t a r.'t 1? i, on a no. i- f?P.d lice. it to Isi.S f,s1--. ?liss I.illie b'easiir. f Charh's- ;t!n. 111.. atteii.Ied school for thir j!'"!! yens without ever missing a mi;iv or ieing laie. ne is goon ;rf-vs Jftt-'unl, or rJl oirt:;ss, H"..'.i:: i ;u ; on ,ri.:'c :,nd tjohi. rdaihr.l f: co up- j npj-b'cfttis.M. Address tl.'f. ilaia : Itfa.iioi ri- oo!,i; r.r.y rn? r ism A; i.!-.n. wr.!s, .mv v-.-i 1- ra. .'-ivy Jef.ss, hgd libont. 73 i-i'.d st the Lome vi .Mrs. E'iz.i i Co:-;, i n r.rd str'?e, en - itturdny ; evening from th Sfcls of a irsly j tic s'rtle : irn ccm?t Ir.imof nt. iu 1'rrsbyrtT rv rn Monday fcftsraoon. l it j f:-ei;i iue It is sowc-'hii; rir.otnal, but Jn j aaiiy tLcy s;v it ia tine, tbtii a weig'-ilrg 4 tci.s a rjc-ttoric e cntuo down frora tho clouds, ft?ut frti uck .i f.-.il:onsc, rt Fiutoe, Austria, i'l-e waroaso was eei ca j i!r"' j : wvc-ciy il fre;;'t trai l j -, nrd ih3 w:k of a frricht i (iNnvilV. .-n U,r,l,v moVn. train Lntvk'd the fchedn'o iirm' r ... i cl:rd hat. thn rf-uilr- I n haif inv it ii JVrry ctnuiTy. talked s juik- ithont Mrs. I.!:!!i:i Turner, th-.H tl C.r'l!!!!rl(lC-J Sl!!l iV i;ilc- inrr u d- v !' 'trchiiinc. The irs- ips will ct Ihcir rcw;:rd in the noxt W 'rhl. Xov (Ic.ban d.t:-, re.r'y i-rv- d ? ihi- iU-i-e-'. f r '1 thp j s?i:ce ' ?ii-:n ' nr. t-w n.pm.ir'.' i rw: t ..! f-w ;! r'ci'-s t f- ti .rt b'r f- f--r;b ever 1. i) 1 3-i j ' ot- ! tru.' t j lit rest in:;- '.vliile on :i limit never st hand, limb r lt!v n llie. inn zle eif the gun. I f your gim is j d.isch:r;cl while in th;it positi.jii foinetliin :re:i!ti!l is sure tt n:t !'" to "" y':iU ijured thnl wsy. I Jok' ri Iier ef Chicago, i'sda I liin pelf finBr.cially ffju-:-zcd ncder a 'le.id of pcv?1 irii'lin bn-hrls ef i."t ; y.-.-r'-i wvrii. ' s he r :(.! fieri $.1.23 j to a bushe', wl'i'ch he row bi-a to pi II at 0( ei-r's. to nt-.t p :t w ill lief he'n him for h' en.vn t be disn- Fed c f or w 'r-t ' e r if It givos ns pleasure to acknow ledge the receipt of an invitation from the Senior class of Mitdin Academy to their commencement exercises. bYidav evening .'line 17. IM'S. in AVestminsler lresb. teriaii church. Mifilintown, Ph., thank yon lass of "OS. Ilii'.tirgdo-. Jotnti1, A lr.m f;;d Eve, lerg age, d:Ft;: gn:khcd thm frlvtf I'v revering ! !)tMst-lvP3 ' r- i! h big bnv.p. ard John Oncbian crea'e r quite a FeEsa'iem ti e other cav by w:;'ki: g up sire, i iipin.sr th.e l.-af of a big fd; k of Rbe-nbfiib for a sun Mifidr. the l-pf waf 2 feet wide. 'Orr.cius ! siti.i tbe eweet young fill's rfircit. ' AVhy do yr. w:od fr areud ti-e sn" er at that l.oiel t enr the powder ws i ks? Me fliad nil le blown na." All ri'gl l," replied the fweet thing, "bnf, anyhow, there ii a company cf real fohiier boie there guarding it." Captain M'illiam M. llcrt.ler has within a half do.en men. as many as sire required for n full company of volmiteei-s for the war against Spain. The full niimU'r required is l(M. Wm. McKey was electHl First Lieiitcnant Win. M. Miles was olwtwl .'Inl Lieutenant. Mis-. lawhcil... Kchr.eTer, cf this town, will grndu do at Biu-l cell S in innrv. L' v itbur;. P.i , on iii: 2Tib ,.f Jure Si nn Jhry L. Larron, ol Spruce Hill, and M.s M. la.bt-1 Bar- - -.;- i month f Juiif.. Prot honorary Zeiders, is again at his post after a two weeks va eation in his native place iu Oreen wom1 township. Mr. Zeiders is greatly improved in health. Private Mapes, of Company A. Eleventh United States Infantry, shot off a linger to keep from goiug to the front. 1 lie said it was acci dental, but a court martial found otherwise and sentenced him to two years imprisonment. lie sub- stream Hows. Their now guaranteed ::g;inst :;-;dy is all ont- aiders and a 4 inch pipe a thonsaud feet long is to be extended up the ravine so as to increase a rapid npply of water when needed, and to iiscreasc the pressure. A prisoner, sertwcp.o to te p i!f-t.:if ry for r. ie ri rt lor.r ye3 oj ; too Wnvno cctUMV conrr, uau ice told c.M-.vf, v.n need not pr-ml an Ci -c-r . i'.h mo ti .! ir.ittnt:ry, fiT m- i too c"5un:.:M-!r.t i-.sncra asm 1 il ! liver mrBj'f. Tie pipers wore given .. l n :irtd 1c wnl alone to prim. Tie man wns Charles C. Caltt-n wbo stole 10,000 from tbe Aar.ms Es- vrca Comoanv at. O.rvilK end who wb car.1 -ovd in Jf.xico kn.l pVsd-! r 1 :ii- r : " A woman in ,i neigh Wing town l'lli . i as titK-overecs a man wnereoy sue j ........ , - .One of these hobos called on her c:n keen ir:mTs rroin nor nonic. a few weeks ago and demanded : breakfast. Doing a Uhrist ian. she ; requested hini to kneel iu ji raver ; Ik'IVto she would give him food. This he did after some hesitation! TSten Fhe bade him rend one chap- j scroi u-e n-oie, ami airer ue cvmphed she gave Inn. a good vith hobs. Muce. , 3Ir. G. R Jf. KefUr. ilo prfKcn'J umdrn'wn, t.f tho D. mi crati County (.:-;!:;:!. :L. co of Jyaj.it a c.Tur.'v lias wneuvswn- is a ca&cn. thiftion. for '.c- rmpou that bis Luf-i- nr?5 irtt.-ft;kT at Bahhuoie icqnire ms c:.-t';'atit aitOMrcn Uis rcuro nf:t frc-ra the gbl ckta G. B. M. Wisoha;n"i the Clndrmau. N , mKiiv y: ar.s site?, t ;e caa-Jidr-les for t-vfiy the D?i.3-t-ri.'V were fumjroiM S'ivc :La canoi.l.ui-s .".r. .a eci;d.it-s .-.r.. rcvvrtudfji-ti.? wffii. J)i A. J. 1 isu- t-r. f.t 3.IcA!Iffr7::?e. is tlu-ir 'idv ts!!:didrde f-r I.? rilit ivc houc-rs. The Spnriarde , C-.ba hnv.? v.u ; :-a;:or. win je esb'a s k-h-r. 1 Ltvc tna outs'r'Ic w-.-r-d, z) t. pud frcm ifct cai. Itorrr Adiuir-i', S:mjosoa, bus v, jds of iho ti bnor i d, and c-.a t-'-cd r.iespags to WosU ntg. Sbf.k-ppi re said 'T'il tut r-girdk- cround the world in 10 niin nro. Id 3 rrrdiction cr.oie irco in the ' t r.t -r-.O. ...inn tl- i . :i j ! IIM l'lTi l!M V. Ill U 1 H fMI Ill r' i, ;:i :z.t men prize; s;;d Riuong the Erst ih3s of ge.' fral . use to tu-jer tho tcli-graph lists. BrC A loau? Sod!cr'i Letter J0bOj.1j If.itia Paon.-.bater, of !h:a ti-iv. r, hoviiig with Cia-cccc P. uoin )., a. l . u :cr, u Jiue-Dp, Hm.pcs. Oear Shoyer, Willraai R.TRr, liCm IfCUr. aSffiOS 1'ssn- n i: Maui r, x runs u)u!, t, j i F,:-.p.ra-1 Gilhfrtj Ch'.ilts I. Jeckics, f,!D.i;t, S M. Slul'v, K. G. Kfvr.olJp, Sic.;r.d Civdry o, tn Utntd b!,!,, Tv"' UBOtr 4,31,8 ' Jnr'P S' 15CS' foJl-jwa Ukak fc'iB : I fi.ko plt-aeui a ili i i'6t,if;g to ihe jn-jiilrj of Ji:nlu!;, t t?ll of the tice scenery pnd fine corn i;y liJUl tc r.in v-ii Lilt ut i' Itm M'.Pi.f-'Ci.ri fiain in Pirti T tv 3iy thsr. all the bovs c-'.j-Te.l tliG ;ri; rorv rouob. t-.rA tx'so bko tho T!nra jhev aro now id. Nece of tL Ik-ts i iuivf Ij.ien mck fcir.ee wa bft 1iot!..-v ,Vc r.ie ail in good hosl'L at pr s ad, end crjr y tbe r-oUb. n I:fi. In enr i i: ii) i the.it I. in .i- rniifCi! fl'Ili 11 C K-.l ! l. i -.( ti ..t., f. , , ,, , , . ', " ; drv sad wr.rie, there bssc!; M'isi'ower oi i::u s;c:e we esius ..I. line, it ia a dry country and ij very ; warm. xii corn crop win ce eep.ree fas-po .ue i-jas it ;3 r.t.ai!y r.U dried up. We en i i'iyed the tiip very i-nich, and. had a ood tiree &' the diiiir.tnt etations where ihe trtia stoj-pfd, ti: differ (7.t states tbr.t we popped through were Peer. -vivaria, enr home stale, fhe.u Vj?g:v)a, North Carohn-i, S.-uth Caniiina, ." 'crjhind, asd a great put of Georgia. Th'- pet-ple uf the d'ff.'r cnt 'lares of ihe a'-.ovc named tlitrs Heated ws finely, end Lieutenant Beam, also treated tbe boys of Jim iata i.nd Hrriieb'.irg. very fine, lc allowed hp to Pti-p ct Wost inpion, D. ('., 3 bonre, ar.d then be divided the boys into Wo eqnaii?, the llarri bin ::" boys were in ore brjnnd, and tbe'boyti from Juiiiata were in the other t quad, the ii be permitted each f quail occ hoar ard 80 minutes to go to take iu the c ly, the Harrns bnrg bejs were the first to go flDd wb.en they carro back, the Juniata I o s went out, they were met by a young man wLo was a member ef n Regiment of Infantry who were stationed at "Washington, and he showed the boys all the main parts of the city, be took them ali through the the capitol building, and it was a frand thing for the boss, and I know they all enjoyed tho visit very much, it was 10.45 that right when we left Washington, fheu from there i' was dark and not much could be seentiil about 5 o'clock in Ihe morning when the trcin ran in at Danville, North Carolina, there the train stopped and we got eft' and partook of some coffee w hich was prepared for us, the coffee was good, and the boys ecjoyed it. As the train left Danville tbe people cheered and flags wi re floating every where, and that made tbe boys feel like old soldiers. The boys of Jun iata, will all make good soldiers and will be true and loyal to their coun try. The boys say they are ready to go to the front, at any time, and say tbey will represent Juniata, iu the war against Spain. Kuowing that we' will all make, good brave toidiers of the Second Cavalry of tbe United s;r ned, Joseph M. Psnnebaker. The Spanish fieet 'having gone, into Santaigo l)e Cuba harbor has; made that place and vicinity the j focal .point of American attack, j Tt is at the east end of Cuba, on j the south side. It was thought' Havana would lecome the focal j point of attack, but the Spanish) neet having gone where it am, is i nuntlir illiistrritiiin of lhcolil Riv- ( iug that it is the unexpected that turns up, and that circmnsta eea alter cases ITavana is 000 miles i away, at the other end of the is-! laml and ou the north side. Ha- ; vana'H time will come after San tiago De ( -uba has leen captured. ( A large detachment of American troops landed about 25 Miles east of the entrance to Santiago harbor. ! but across the country it is only j 14 miles to Santiago De Cuba city, ! a city of about 45, 000 people. A portion of the American fleet bom-1 barded the shore and cleared the ' wav forthelanding of the American ! j troops. Guantonanio, is the name of , the bav where the Americans are to ; (v.iinanei-a. The Spaniards 1)Wn l(C 1)lIrjlt 1)efore allowing it to c.ii i,..i of tl. 1 cans, icans The dii'iiculty of the Amer in finding a place to land shows how weak the so rail insur gent element is. Thev madea num- I J Y 1 V r Vf" ,r .. TJ that thc-y had a great f.ghting for-e . ! n '!C lhiud, anil all that Was re- i unirod was for the United Slates : rol. the insnrcents and thev would scare the Spaniards i j . ;i CUl d I'llflU IIKIIi Ull'l t ., (,i nnii(Mi ovei. his eves it -was; ..4V re , .. ,.,., 5....1 ilw. JifKhdev, and if ever the Ameri-1 .e,pie luid the wool pulled j ,;vt-r their eves, the Cuban rebels; n The relels so far in Cuba bet-u of no accunt. TJ e (.-.ur,, wjjco j mf atsni-du-d foeisl ever!, in He ! , hhU.TJ cf MrA)l eivil!.-, was the J Dr." J. G lUacli::, ia tbe Pre:; - Lv'c rir.n cbr.roli Jay : 8, 1833. lie Al'nicrv Ilia is ij?.:c:d Te undisturbed hv UBylvam.i ex'cEBife . viJinc. b.'go tui- inesa entrprisc-fl, populaied iu iowu r.nd vlcini'v by prt-pla of Gsrn.au, Itish. find S-.vjlch Itish extraction Ti e N.v E:ig!a-5 1 r nid r.oi locate th i D. Asmot every oa iu tuwu Ri.d v cmiiy dates nn nws-ry hevocd ihe r:vj'u!iou if t ort jrner-? a ! Fort'irnera rvo &most curtoait.:?, 1 fi'.u smci.njts cs coa a ! nnVtl. For tvpical Aac-rican chsr- inrtcrg d-. : rcr.-.b.d f.'oni the nstionali- ties menhir. pa thcro is no belter t nlico iti tliH Umt.d S:.;itc3 f si tidy i thfir cliHiacterist cs than at 3IcA!ia ! villi?. Fcr Aiaerici'j c e,: rank v,!th the nest The town nest : h?fc i. k cbcira Sj ot hi the v.i!'e-, a- . jdeni or cf ibo ehoic-i ot n,ailC . Ollick Sy!19)-Sis of tllC jenrfb. Better l.cd th-'n that arou-.d j S J I ithe town fur fill jou'jd ariculinrc ! . . ; cannot i:e louna u yon r.-.am mo m r Tho I .1, 1 f'o coo iacd wc:-t txtcods no.es aw-iy :u Ha . da'alirj? hii. to tha Sas;i'i'.iaDria !(.' ja:.iatn rivor, a;a io ir.e nr:a m l r.cu-li rirhin fi.w rs-:I- i: lorida I up to wood clad inonnfaLis a thons- ! and fe f rdiove tbe vnlh y. , It v.ts here in this qnwt :iik- town wiin tti-pl.onc anil oa.iv Janu connection bevond 1:3 ninntain girt sunoucuirjrs, lat ui'ivy it its pro p!y wire pRtbwiiip, nt ihc I'rt-iby teria-i church, at 7 o'clock in ii e eveiiicgcf tho divy u-niivscd. Thoee who wire uci cr. ino in cbnrch eat on tttir h.,or 'ocr nn.l j :ck? l r.t lbc3- v'l:o cI(itris fl,alal lszqy in 5bo n'm.st Mhe rifia ilo cW:! ths ?nn w,, CBsl!i Rlacliog blight rays HLe the beams f f a search llht from a ilT rhin npor. the K-a of the univcrhe. . I Prcsnniably, there was not a uiirtd in i, . . 'i, 7 if i oc.iooic tt'ni cvejiicg thaf whs not thinking of thfl event then iu pro. ess in tbe I resUjten.ie cnecli. At th.it tiiaa ."diss RU-hI Heading, sister of the groom, touched the kevs of tbe church c.rpr.n an d its I m:i al weduincr march notes herald- of tho wedd'Dg bHiSy, ah in cor;ve!tioDal wedding i :arci-nlRRr.dRllreprescijtHtivesof!l)e i:.te.hgect acd br-st lit life of t in com Hi a cities whence (bey cice, tbe Diiciiterp, the bricl?, the groom ted a:rend.m:s. m:ss :!ce K!i7btth Vi lsl'.ftit, cousin of tr.e wwe, o t Walls Tannerj, Fulton county. Pa, wi!S np:d of honor, Ira Jean Moore, ef Venice, VCashiegt-.r' cinnty, Pa., Mi?i Amy llt-adivig?. Fi.-ter of the grcom, of Reedsvp.lc, Mifllin county. Pa., Misa Catharine AVils'. r , Oakland .Mill?, Juniata county. Pa , -Viss Eleanor Howard Campbell, Port Royal, Juniata county, Pa , were bridi-i maids. Robert K. Jloore, biuihir f the bride, gave the laid- a-ay. The best man was Dr. Hz:ett. of Aiinvi:Ie, Mitlliu conrdy. Pa., tbe groomsmen were Wiiiiani C. Moore, brother of the bride, of Jli!!erslown, Periy county, P.., Harvey JWcNitt, Z--iglerville. .Vifllin county, Pa , Andrew MeNitt, .Wi!roy, 3Iifllin couuly, Ta , Mr. O. S Hesding brother of the groom. All the biidesmaids are related to the bride. Rev. If. S. Welty, of the MeAlisterville, Presbyterian cbnrcb, ussis'.ed by Rev. J. C. Keliy, e f Wd haitsbarg, Blair county, officiated, using the ring ceremony, pronounced the contracting pat ties man and wife. Rev. David Neely and wife, Mrs. Rev. J. C. Kelly, Mr. Robert Heading end wife, Mr. j. W. .VcNitt and sis ter, and others from a distance were present. Tho church was decorated with lanrel. It was twib'ght. Again the organ sent forth is merry wed ding peala as the wtdding pa?eed out end took carriages at tbe door, and with relatives drovo a mile east of town to the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Eizabetb K. Moore. Chinese lanterns and other lights swung from the trees abont tbe borne tdead. Lunch was pariaken and then; the bride and groom came to tbe railroad at this town and took the midnight train for a trip east. Upon their return ibey will begin house keeping in MeAlisterville. Ii Cures all kiUNEY. Stomach i. AND L1VFR TKCUBLES. Fayette Items next week. ;eie Milieu inestftms Docs your urine contain any sediment ? Is the lower part of your back sot, weak and lame ? Does your urine have a whitish, milky color ? Is there ft y0u desire to annate often, especially at If you have any of these symptoms, diseases in the out and drives cause 5 jsiirea ao. 1 br.ck became all right, no pain at all; my water cleared up and passed from me without pain, and I grew better in every way. I consider it a ereat medicine. At it has dnnft -o-nTirlrtrs fnr mi -'A i I My wife uses it for female complaint, and thinks it's the finest Every man and woman who reads and the fact tfmt it appears in this paper be sent prepaid. Don't delay in writing, A large bottle costs $ i.oo at all drug in n ; S ARGAIW , . V" ana woman wno reaus w iav5tcd to send full posu.n.cc address for a to the Dh. David Kexnky Cokioration, 1 0j BABGA1N Cuiiiiiieiicincr Tluirsly IflnylS JiS cotitiiiuc until Saturday ve,'simj June 4. An outiine Sketch ot tho ness of BARAIi DAY V U illt; J I 1000 Summer vests for ladies at 5 and C lor 2uc, 500 Summer vests for children at 4c. Larger sfzes a trifle more. 100 mens balbsjgan fhirts and drawers at 25c. 4000 yard? of dark ginghams 5 yards for 19c. 2000 yards bleach fine muslin 10 yards for 4Se. 4000 yards unbleached fine muslin 10 yards for 44c. 1000 yards of unbleached heavy muslin 10 yards lor 40c. 1000 yards of henriettas 36 inches wide at 21c. Thin Summer goods for tadics, ;mid children wear Childrens nuidc iLanics wrappers at 1, &f, Toe, anil Sl.Ofc ftlen's, ladies and children shoes in all the hest shapes at specially low prices. Don't forget the commcncinr of BARGAIit DAYS, May IS, at SCHOTT'S 103 tc 109 L'liJe 1865, ESTABLISHED. 1897. Special Invitation To attend the Attractive Sale oi Clothing that goes on daily from THE IMMENSE STOCK -OF D. W. ftill be TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS Who nave money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN It is truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLE of Suits and Overcoats at the His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't f iil ! to give him a call it in need of Clothing D. W. H A R LEY MIFKLIISITOWTST FJ.' night ? your Kidneys are diseased and your Iif is in danger.. More people die of such disorders than arc killed in wars. Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is a direct and sure cure. It eoes straight to the seat of Kidneys, Bladder and Blood. It hunts from the system all the impurities that pam m tne Dacic, tstone in tne uiancier. Brighfs Disease, Urinary Troubles, and dis eases of the Stomach and Liver. " It acts at once. There is no long waitfng to see if it will help. . "For years I suffered with my Kidneys," writes Thomas Quackesbush, of PittBfield, Mass. " The pain in my back was so severe at times that I was obliged to keep to my bed. I suffered awfully when passing water, which was often discolored with blood. I tried almost everything in the shape of medicine, but nothing; seemed to help mo. One day I got a bottle of Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and used it but a little while when it braced me right up. My this paper and is in need oi medichie, is free trial bottle of Favorite Remedy j Rondout, N. V. Our offer is genuine, is a guarantee that the trial bottle will and mention this paper. stores. ST0RE8 BAYS ! husi- prices jrreat w I II " at very low price up dresses nt S3c! STORES, i.trcet, Aiffi'utew b, Pa. To The iubl Wonderfully Low Trices. HULLUBAUun &$Ht AHEAD OFLALL Our spring-line of men's, bovs and childrens' clothing, hats, caps and gerrts 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 hats or any thing in the gents fur nishing line. We have half our SPRING stock sold bv the time most clothiers get "Jgjr jjjg fi wants a SU1T.F0R EASTER, don't nf 'fCi '11T 11 11 Til l m . . ' V V i-ll I K. I-W V V C V- I J 1.1 1 ! r . ,101 1 L Our line this season surpasses all our former efforts in style, quality, quantity, finish and price. j'The early bird catches the worm. HULLUBAUUH & bUlN'b, 1J0 f A STREFr, PATTERSOV, I'KNNA, IfcOLlNTlO' IARDWARE i EouscoFurinsliino T THIS STORE SETS THE PACE. o- THAT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT, Things tro rcver dull here;, rover Etupni. The fud ,Iifo of the Here ul wa: Les a tl.: crln! yelciiic fcr all careers, and choppers ore (pun k to dtsidc in favor ef Jbe ureal Values to be found in our new Ieat, h? art 1 j Get ectid purer tv fnbscribir.i for the ! ' SEVEN 1 Y-SEVEN"-("77.' ) i '77" ij D', Uu-Ojilireya' fyiuous j Specific for ilia cura of Grip und j ColJe, atil 'be prtventioiiof Pr.ounio ! nia. All drup-tr'-ilP. 2."o- ! Bui; scribe f.r. ItElTELlCAN. C cr.oice reaa.r.f'r j aj'tr H at c utw'ns lua1 is r, in!. ( f ii.fortii i tr n tL-At !c,!i tJ c ic-aetor r. k.d-1 u ad.li'i. ti to tl.Rt f.ii loriil r ewslbat j are woi tii riH !i; fi;rg ttit p:cces in its celaiiii s. tf- cromi Infests the blood of humanity. It appears in varied forms, but is foreed to yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies and vitalizes the blood and cures all (-uh diseases. JJead tlil: "In September, 159J, I made a misstep and injured my ankle. Very soon ntierwards, two inche3 aerosa formed end in walkingf j . . r ; 1 TI.D ' IO THVOr It I SljruiilCU III nun-ic a m.v w.. became worse; I could not put my boot on and I thought I ehoutd ha'eto give up ; at every step. I ceutd not get any relief and bnd to stop work. I read of a cure of p similar case by Hood's Sarsaparilla 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 1 have been greatly bene uted .otherwise. I have increased in weight and am in belter healt u. 1 cannot gay enough in praise of flood's Snrsapa riili." Mrs. II. liUKK, S. llj-rw ick, Me. Thts and other similar euros jrove thct Sarsaparilla Tni I" ;i-r. !l driiTi-i-fi. f I i ll :y I .'. . i .. . .r.-'.!l. Mn. i g K. H. M' ips n ii i COMPE 1 1 1 UKb. VOLin" ITiail WhO . . . I" fhp llh Ol V. t 1 J-f. 1. I j t.Oo o A Spicule lianges, Stoves. Cook, Parlor and Shop JIors iiiaokets &nd Lnp llehea. jj.-v.'ii m, jurpe siia Muall. Come in end lock tround. We'll ujake you feel at home. We have ihe h.rgtst Steck and Store m thn county. Gl ARAMl E:5 Ql'ALlTV. CUWT1C, MIFFLINTO'.VN ! HAVE TCff EDKEITOBEFOSEP? AUK YOU A EORKOWER THE int. i THREE PER CENT IKTEEEST niO 0K TIME fTKTJFJCATEfc, Money Leaned at Lowest Rates. il'KIATA VALLEY OFMirFLWTOWH, PA. SlCnfchoMer8 Individually Liable J aui iinooii, Prtndent. T. VAN IRWIN,' Cushu 1'iatCTOKS. y-V-l-Mm-.toy, Joseph KotLroct I La c,i Jo!,,',h L- BrtOD. HoNsr h. Parker, Louis K. Atkinsoa T. V. Irwin. Kl'iiOi UOLl.css : liro A. Ki .n;T, Annie M. S!m!!ev, JosepU H..?hrocfe, 1'. W. Efar.bock, I. y. A'tsi'ibn, K. F. Parkr, V.'. C. I'o-niTOV, J. II. .im . r,' Jf.nn ii.jri7-r, - . . .. . u Juromn N. Thr.inpson, Oh.r! nyI'r, Vf. f;!.,i- 1 . V. Irwiu. .fosiah U B ii ton, It.ilicrf fl. Pafiornio. Lnvi I.lKht, Wm. Pwnrlii H. J. Slioilniiiwrp H. K. Srt,!. c.. y. v. m. i iii'ii. M. N. S'l-rrWr, Jrtuffl II. H.'ntlMtfr, Hmijiiv I .V. hi. fill. ei-i Jcni a'i f rt'p.r-it rii' t win ik pgirf r.n I 'r.n 2', 1M!8 , thing to patent T Protect your i.lmu ; Uiermn Scj ' Selected Stock of t A- A- X 1 a 50. i 1 present tite of inacriyity.
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