SENTINEL&REPUBLICAN
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For tl.uojnor 41.mjo1 William
A. Sj.mw, of Allegheny.
For Lieutenant lovernor Gen-
t. F. "lin. of I.'J:nion.
For Soeretary of. Internal Affairs
tlen.nil James Itta of
Vlula.l.lpl.i.i.
, For Judvv of the Superior Court
William Porter, of Philadelphia,
M r.ham lail Porter, "of Alle
gheny. For Congressman at Lure
l.alnsha A.t.row, of Susquehanna
and S. A. lave:nort. of Kri '
KKPrp.I.lCAX COFXTY
TicKirr.
Congress.
Tit i M. Mahon,
of Franklin eoiinty.
Legislature.
K. (J. SlIKAKFKIi.
Surveyor.
A. P.. F.vws.
Coroner.
H.F. M ii.i.vun.
Centre county is out of deht.
Miss F.l ie ll.ibison, of Heading js
' Oil ft Visit.
TIk-u.!I from ilie Klondike this year
is live million dollars.
Petitions for the al.aiKloinneiit of the
anal sue in circulation.
Hon. 11. 11. North lias I icon appoint
ed master of Km.Iford. -
Anu nbcr of MitUin couuty folks
picnic a: 11 Ming II ju to-day.
Mr. Aifl Mrs. Svensrn have return
ed to their home in Pittsluirg.
American serubtors are organizing
all kinds of enterprises for CuUa.
Miss Kay Coikel of Harrisliur.', is a
gu-.st nt ti.u homo of Stuart Ellis.
Properly for pale For terms,
Apply to Mks. IhtriL, Front St.
The tiuiugtit, the act, tlie desire that
is for ihc puhlie good is patriotism.
'i'he war i over, and the jieace coin-uii-sion
is to arrange the terms of settle
ment. The novel iiiutiit has ordered a camp
for soliiiers to lie located at Middletown,
this State.
. The teacher' institute will le con
vene in this place on the 21 gt day of
Noveln Iier.
Miss Annie (ironiujier has returned
from a visit to friends in Ohio und
.Yolk State.
Gr it reductions in the prices
of all Millinery g-oods at Mrs, Diehl's
. Front Street.
j. ieueral, Keep Ott" the (Jra.s C'oxey,
diun.a" daughter, who is a eapahle j)er
'fomied in a circiiH.
The Juuiata Valley Editorial Aww
eitttiii'i is to meet at Osceola Mills on
the 10th of August.
Tiie National Encampment of the
CJ. A. It., will he held in Cincinnati,
Septeuilier oth to 10th.
Camara in the lucky admiral of Sjoin,
he id lucky in not getting into a light
witlr.au American lleet.
Tflo oats crop in Juniata county
his leea greatly damaged by the
protracted raicy season.
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis and
chiidrtn of Washington, D. C, are
-visiting Mr3. Sarah Davis.
Alr.JioIiert Nixon, Jr., w ife and two
eliildren, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mr. J- 11- Simons and family.
On Saturday, Tyrone jieojile will
hiurtdi over the raising of the biggest
flag hi the world, f.0 l.y 100 feet.
Mies Esther Mi Kirjley tpent a few
drfys of lust week with her cousins,
the Misses Green, id Lewistowu.
Wanted A gill 16 to 20 years
oi l, to do general houso work, iu a
small family. Apply at this cilice.
There are few barns 100 feet long and
H) ft-et wide. That is the size of the
tK to be unfurled at Tyrone next Sat
urday, Go to Meytrs for your clothitg
and furniture he will havn you 25
percent- liesd his Bargains in this
paper.
W. II. JUivis, wife and two children,
of Washington, I). C, are visiting the
mother of Mr. Ilavis, and other friends
in town.
Think how funny a man must feel
standing up berating an editor for some
truthful things the editor published
ulxmt him.
The Regimental lleuniou of tho
12Gtii liegun.ii!, wiil bo Ltld at
Ci;ambeifebury on Friday, Auyust
26lL, 1808
Kok Sai.k. A dwelling house and
More room on Washington street ad
dress Joseph Adams, Van Wert. Juni
ata county, la.
Mrs. Sarah Met rick, of Mexico, and
Mrs. William Hetrick, of Harrisburg,
visittd the family of Mr. Joseph Koth
ru k last wevk.
M:s3 Fiicta Busier, of Carlisle,
end : :iH- Aunit Hugbts, of Altooi.a,
te v.hitinjr thfl former's aunt, Mrs.
Haviilfc Trmdvc.
Serjrtiu.t Sanuiel V. Vlsh, of Snyder
ouiity, f t)ie iotn Pennsylvania, was
wounded in the battle at Manilla on
s""lay, July 8t.
''''I'iitT. V. Irwin, jg, laving a
t.-w biirk gutter laid ou the eab
-;,- f his rtsidn-ce property at the
""rof Brid-e and Third strtets.
Mrs. ( rider and son, Ira of Altoona,
"'"I Mrs. Maggie Itarr, daughter of the
MaVir of ll.-.., .i.
famiiv ..r t...... . . - . . I
place '"irain-oad c-ompany passed this station
drawing 130 loaded coal cars. It took j
:I'ss Carrie. Sbuman. of Millers i water and coal at this station. Three
and Mr. No;e arjd bi6Ur, and cars of such size as are used in supply- .
i 1 VVt nf ewwtown, visited jg engines w ith coal, were filled with
und S CaPtain MeCIellaif ofer coal which -was dumped on the big en-
T.r!:r ,a" ,m ,h . "
If the Smth. and uU and l'orto
l"l'h set through who are U.rn and
lluutingdoii
Iast Friday S.
JKiU', Auirusi ii.i.
U- TenipK-ton threshed
at the barn of James (
hi Sinkinir
:r.. :nix hM
ill
. '. -i m minutes.
Mis. : !sr
Nen Hami!.on Campme,tiCg,
here she spent the day.
IVnta w,llew , phil!Mlellhjtti (.am
.. ms, Meek for a brier vacation.
l arlesMimill),,isr,.k.n(t fmm
uelplna. aei-ompauieil him Um,e.
To find whether your farm laud is in
need of li,e take a half glass of soil
fr..n. the ricld mix it with (
l"e ,.a,r in the water, if the soil is
Hour and luls lime it will turn red.
Mrs. Hower, wife of Mr. (ieorge
I lower, Kf., and Miss MarKaret Laird
and Misses Julia and Nell Kevnolds, or
Harnsburg, dnive in a carriage to visit
nemm in .Minim county, last week.
t . . i
- ir.,K as large as a large ham, the
largest Mag in the world will 1-e raised
at Tyrone on Saturday. The Pen nsyl
vania Hailroad Company will sell ex
cursion tickets to Tyrone. Tickets will
1 good only on August 111.
The reHrt has been clicked around
the world, by the telegraph, that w hen
the Pennsylvania 10th ltegimtnt was
attacked by a large Siu-iiish armv at
At :i . . . - .
.'nuua, on i no. nitrlit of the 81st of
July, "they did not give an inch."
The condition of Shafter's army l
fore Santiago, as far as sickness goes
does not seem to W more deplorable
than a part of the army . in Florida.
The Altoona Tribue last week said id
ler cent of the oth Pennsylvania are
ailing.
David Kerlin died at the home of
his sor-iu-Iaw Ar. Ge ree Fir.k. nt
Old Port II yal, last Sunday afler
dooq aged 78 years. Interment in th
ritsbyienar. ceinetervat Aim;Dt.own.
Funerl at:fndance by Funerai Di
rector Stiuimoll.
t'ol.-rttel William AStone, reiniblican
ciUHiidate fir tJovenior. I bins. Jere
miah Lyons, L. K. Atkinsiii, J. 11.
Neely, Ks., and Kev. J. W. Sjicedy
are each Kioked for a sjieech at the
picnic to lie held in Leonard's (irove,
ou the 25th day of August.
The '!2r,d Nationhl Eocimpment,
G. A. It, wili Ve h'ld at Ci- cinnnti,
Ohio, S-ptember 5th to 10; h. 189S.
A foar day excursion fur 85 ('0 and n
ten ilny ixf!ii.iia for $7.25, war be
n j ived at the sunn time from Cin
cii:B4ti to Chickama'jin, battle field
1 Alitor lioiisall has been ai'Miiuted
on the committee to notify Mr. Jenks,
that he has been nominated by the
Ilemocracy as a candidate for Covernor.
Kvery county iu the State has a mem
ber on the notification committee. The
notification is to take place at ISedfurd
Springs.
.Vrs. Acna lit 11 Rilzastr, diVd nt
the home of her husband, it! Spruce
Hill township, on the 13 h ins., of
a complication of disc-KS'-F, aged 2G
yesrs", 1 mcr.th, and 2 ih;s. Irjtir ,
moiA iu Church Hill cemetery.
Fuuer.'d sirv'ce i y Funetl D.iector
Suvlf-r.
LCCKNF.LL CNIVKUSITV, John
Howard Harris. President. Colleue,
leading to degrees in Alts, Philosophy
and Science. Academy, a preparatory
school for young men and boys. In
stitute, a refined Imardiug pchool Tor
young ladies. School of Music, with
'graduating uourses. For catalogue, ad
dresf the Jiegist rar.
i Wm.C Ji:i-rrziN(;i:i:.
Jewihburg, l'a.
"Ti!li.d f. tr It-t.trs reinfiinioir in
tha 3J lH:ntoMn post cilice at . the
close of burners Saturday evening,
August 13, wer1 addrf-sseil lo C n
r:id Swai 'z. A. D Owcu. Haiv-w F.
Kt-f'r, Jiisrf Mabel Jcckini', Ieuac
Fogelmn!., iiis" Mary E. Carter,
J;, uu Ai". CI rk, Emma J. liruman.
Fob Sau. The lizard of Di
rectors of the Furmeis Jfenantile A
sociation in Patterson, l nnttd, offeis
for sale, r rent, tluiv Store iu Pat
tereon. Tel ms easy For particulars
it.quire of W. N."Steirett, on the
pttmist-H. By order cf Jioard.
ug. 17, St. Lewis Deoak, fcjtc
i'he fiag rawing iu Patterson last
Thursday evening was an interesting
occasion. Squire (i. W. Wilson ami
Kev. S. K. Koonty., addressed the as
sembly. The camion roared, the men
chevied, the women laughed and the
babies cried. Taken all in all, it was
one of the most enjoyable public events
that has taken place in the community.
Jt would le a great blunder to give
up the Philippine Uland. The Amer
ican iiieniliersof tlie jieace commission
perhaps do know tliat il w the desire of
the American jieople that their jieace
i-ommissioneis insist on the Philippine
Islands being put under the control and
government of the I'nitfd States, pre
cisely as Cuba and Porto Itico are to be
govcrnei
iioyeri
uc hundred and seven witness
, :.. il.,.
were 6U'iini;nea m (fc"' '"
Court of Common Tleas t IUvencs,
O., in the case wherein Mary E lei.
Kcgers sued Volaey Kopera for di
vorce on tho rroubd tLat having
lived with her for forty years he
stiver took kf.v anywhere, not tvuf
to church.
: At Sykes, Clearfield eotinty, recently,
Mrs. jolin Clayton was going down
stairs, when her foot slipjied. Mrs.
Clayton threw out her hand to steady
herseir when a ring on one or her fing
ers caught on a hook in the wall. The
lady's weight swung on the hand and
the finger was pulled from its socket
and hung susjiended on the hook.
Mrs. Clayton suffered intensely from
the accident.
One evening last week, one of the
largest engines
in the service or me
gine which the railroaders called "the
old sow' The engine traveled at the
rate of 18 miles an hour.
Give up the Philippine Islands, no,
now by the kindces) of providence
we Lavo bffn permitted to capture
those islands that, will give us h1
tu st the very key to unlock tbe
door to the aveutiFs of all tho cast
ern countries. England has been
battling 200 years lo pet a foot hold
in fie east for trade and commercial
purposrs. Now that our opportun
ity hs coin?, wo will not throw it
aside.
The Americans have lieen better at
shooting, than any other or the nations
they have lieen at war with. Their
aim was letter than that or the Kritish,
in the French and Indian war. Their
aim was lietter in the Revolution against ,
Lngland. Their aim was better iu the
war with Kngland in IStJ. Their aim j town. They caught fish as fast as they
was lietter than that or the Mexicans, ' threw iu and pulled out and caught
and their aim has lieen lietter than that J enough to make a meal for the jieople
of the Spaniards in the present war for : of a good sized town, anil have been so
humanity and free staple government. truthful iu their narratives of the de
Alviu (Jreen, aged aliout 11 years, 1 ''"''""I occasion that they have not
was taken with convulsions while at ' given their remarks a lishy sound,
play in Schweier's mil, south or town. ! 'f they were delighted with catch
He stepied oid or the water anil sat : n'K ,,me a,,' w-'ak fish they were ini-
dow n. One or the boys with him ask- ' Mlt',lsl,.v thrilled iu catching crabs,
ed, are you sick ? he said, "I don't feel i 1 ,,u ,'nl" is ,lot caught ou a hook, it is
good," then fell over into convulsions. ! boblied, a piei-e of meat as big as a
Tho little fellows with him almost ' ,,lim's band, more or less, w ith shread
fainted with fright, but one or them e' tiido! ends, is tied in the middle
had presence or mind to hasten and to " ''"c and dropped down by the side
ell Alvin's mother. His mother and j "f 1 ,H,at, and then Uibhed up and
father brought him home in an uncoil- j,l,nv" a short time, and then pulled
scions state, hut he recovered, and is11!'- The crabs cling to the shreds of
well now, j meat, a scoop net is slid under them
... . before they are quite to the surface of
All kinds of business enterprises the water and then thev are lifted into
arc being organize.! to launch, in ,,at. while none of the partv have
Cuba i ort i R:cj and tbo Pml.pp.i.e ever hirliie(1 ,,v , ' dev,
Idands. Tue population that has f hjK Sstall. ni:ljestv
comenudir the protettirij caie of .... ... .. , , . "
ti e Uni'ed States bv tbe war wish
Spain is about 8,000,0:10. Atr.bricn
business methods will be introduced;
the substantial and the wild c t, and
if they are sufficiently iutc-Higont to
comprehend the situaiion, aud if
thny have industry enough to tak
advantage of their opportunity their
condition iu l.fd will be greatly im
proved.
The jieach crop In Juniata is not
a large one this year. The crop is not
- . .
a large one iu ( Himlierland Valley as
may lie learned from at arhsleiaer, as minus a leg or an arm or some other
follows: The six weeks' season of! claw. They made mention r their
picking, jacking and shipping ieaches .observation and remarked that jierhaps
from the large orchards of the Carlisle . they had captured dillerent kinds of
l'each Imd (Vim pauy, near that city, crabs. "No, said a sailor." The miss
has commenced. H. P. Cannon, presi- iuj; limbs were shaken off bv the crab
dent of the company, from Itridgeville, ' itself. Whenever a cn,i has a limb
Delaware w ill have charge. The or- hurt it shakes the injured leg oil and a
chard occupies a space or l.'tj acres, and . new one sikiu grow s on. That was a
this year's crop will be a about 7,nni or ( stunner and the Pennsylvania high
8,000 bushels, against lo.tKHI last year. landers lapsed into silence quite a
It contains 11,000 trees, coniiosed of ; while, llerr was the first to recover
i! varieties. j himself from what they all believed a
Kvery mistake that took place in the
army is now louded on Secretary or,
War, Alger, and every mistake in the
!uauaament of the navy is loaded on ,
Secretary Ijong, or the Navy. As a
pjople the Americans are too free with ,
their toiiirues. They have become 'so;
used to abusing each other with their;
tongues that they do not see w hat an '
uclv unkind habit it is, and what it
eventually miv lead to time alone can
tell. P.utit is" not probable that; the
coming American is to degenerate m
his expression in talk ami writing into
a malignant scold and critic, or into a
soft tally palaverer.
A line barn on one of I lie Curtiu
farms at Curtin Works, Centre county,
was totally destroyed by fire on Wed
nesday afternoonof last week. The ten
ant, Andrew ( ilenn, was busy hauling
in grain at tbe time the lire was dis
covered and as the men were all out iu
the fields very little or his stock was
saved. He lost a horse, two cows, some
sheep and pigs and most of his imple
ments with all or the grain and hay in
the burn. As he hud no insurance the
loss will rail heavily ujmii him. .Air.
Curtin had the barn rally insured.
The lire was undoubtedly caused by
s) u ta: icons combustion.
() i Sandfly th 14th inst , the
Washington .'ovei nim-nt rtceiv d a
eonjrraluUtory mcssre from Italy
on ihf cli sp'nf tbe Spav't'u war. On
Friday the advance of the army; on
Fi.r.o 11. co under G una'. Wi'su
was t-topped in tbe midst of a fight
with th Spaniards near ooamo, by
a desputeh from Wsshinpt.r.ii that
'.hi war is over. The Spttr.isrds
could hardly convince theiielvcs of
tins truth i f the report The Span
isU roceivfcd tho peace Cfcws u;ib
some dejr-e of pletEiue eveu if it
d;d come through tbe Ivttf mesa of
drfeat. The American bOl hrs groan
ed over the rewr-, so aixious Wbre
they to coatinuo th:; fiht-
Philwlelphia Times, August 1:2. The
two Peunsylvanir Itegimelits that luive
got into active ssrvii-e the Tenth at
Manila and the Sixteenth iu Porto
liii-o liave lmth won distinction. Col
onel Hillings and his men are particu
larly praised by (ieneral Miles ror their
action at Coanio. I5oth or these regi
ments are from the western part of the
State and are among the liest In the
volunteer service. No doubt some of
our eastern volunteers would have done
as well, but the war has not been long
enough to give all a chance. They
must console themselves with the
thought that they have contributed to
the general result, and as Schley says,
there is glory enough to go around.
IJank cashier James Thompson, F.
M. M. Pennell. Ksq.. William Hoopcs,
Kq., Dr. Harry Derr, and Senator
William Hertzler, have returned from
a triplo Atlantic City, 'i hey are brow n
as if they had lieen to Santiago shoot
ing Spaniards at the rate ir flit a
month. They talk with the air r "old
salts" and when in convention with
them one is made to feel that they
think him a "land Iublier,"all or which
conies from the fact that they did what
few do that go from the mountains to
the sea, namely, go out on the liosom
of the sea, to fish. Thompson don't de
mean himself that way liecause he was
not out on the sea. He was afraid, or
he was sick. The other four went five
miles out and five miles iu, and tacked
alMHit i" miles more and didn't get sick
but improved iu health every minuteof
the sail and li.-h. 'I hey went out to
lish. Hertzler knows a man, Harry
Mnhii. who owns a cottage, and is in
the o-ean livery business, but instead
of having horses and wagons, and car-
rmi'es to hire, as livery men have ou
land, he has boats, yachts, and cap-
tains and seamen to man them, to hire.
Huhii provided them with a jaunty
yacht, with a iiiiiiiKt one captain and
sailors to match, and had them pro
vide! with everything that would in
sure their fishing excursion a success.
Everything was insured excepting the
wtathcr. That wasn't insured, hut
was line excepting it blew a still" wind
as ir to keep them from going out from
shore five miles to the fishing place,
but the captain's skill assisted by the
sailors enabled them to hi tack that
they reached the fishing water. They
fished for blue fish, weak fish, and
hard shell crabs. For blue linh and
weak fish which resemble each other a
good deal, they had a bait that looked
ed like a hellgramitc but was wliiteish
in color. The weak fish looks very
much like the "sea trout" that some-
'times is sold in the markets or Mifllin-
IIC-II llll r till ill ITMII. . I'l lU'lMV
pulled up from the depths of the sea
The fust haul had quite a number and
w ith their protruding eyes looking in
all directions and their claws sticking
out towards every point of the cum pas,
they looked like a delegation or little
fiends sent out of the pit of perdition.
They are better tasted than they look
and are considered a great delicacy.
The Millliutown fishing party noticed
that among the tub full of crabs that
were sprawling ulmut in the Imat, that
. here and there apjieared one that was
I Clab Storv. tbcv h:u! linlliinti' ti, ii.ili.li
it. He said "look lure I'm going to
try one of the crabs," ami suiting the
action to the word he smashed the end
or one of the long les of a crab. The
iab S4uiiiued some, then got il:-clf up
in a dignified w ay gave the leg a quiver-1
ing shake and it Hew off close up at the
Imdy. The run tir sh re was pleasant ;
and tiieir s.ijr,tirn at the lluhu cottage
":ls delightful, and now they have
! ,,,ore lb stor? bi m.h k than theie
are tales m that marvelous Imok tlie
"Arabian Nights." and all the home
"land lubbers."- who have li-cn to At
lantic City, ami have heard of their ex
ploits are green with env because of
their great experience at Atlantic City
as "Old Sails." Hereafter. :: iiilintow n
people at Atlantic City will patent after
their fishing excursion and c ine li.-ine
with a stock offish stories to sxt'ap.
I.4TTEflU.'S HEMS.
Mrs. M. 1). Cisr.ey n:.d dauobt.-r,
Mrs. E. S rmsor.. . f M:. If w , It
wet rt the pilots of J. W. K i'-v'a
family the l-i!ter purt of last viuk
M sscs Wll'.a aud A la Kay Holds,
a" so Master Jok pi. G.ver, of AltO 'cn,
are viiiitirg 3Ir. Geo Ilttuleisou's
ibis weik.
Miss Anna Calhoun is visiting ril
atives and friends in ll.iirisborg.
3Ir. Henry Dhuf!', Sr., spent 3uu
dayin Philadelphia.
Mr John SpuotiMi'trg r mid in
fiiUi daughter, of Ilunliugdui:, ,re
the guests of Mrs. Sji oiit l art'er'e
paiviits, ?Ir. i.n 1 Mrs. S. 15. Cramer.
Ktv. French .Macafte, f Califor
nia, and biotL-cr, OluiL", ii Tuiii tt.
township, w re- tho gu. i,s i f -tr.
and Mrs. J. I'. Civ u'.
.WissNib Dojl-.Lf D..Limor-., M.
D , is s-pt nding her vacat.on with
her parents in Patterson.
Miss Maudu Wilson aud friend,
Blanche ilcKte, i f .Villl n county,
spent a coup o dajs recettly with
Mr. and Mis. McKee, near Thomp
sontown. ATTEXTIOM TETERAMS.
On Tuesday. August 23rd, at one
o'clock, p. m., a business meeting of
the JuDitita Valley Veterans Aesocia
tiot , will be held in the Uall of Post
No. 134, G. A. R., iu Miffimtown.
The committee appointed to secure
cuoiping ground will be expected to
report. An earnest though cordial
invitation ii extended to all Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines of the war of '61
and 'C5, o meet with us on this oc
casion, a fail and free interchange of
views and iugge.-dioLS is desirable,
thftieby assuring the success ( f our
proposed ecCHiupmenr, to be held at
ildlliutown, beginning October 11th
ar.il to contn.ue to the 14th. Com
rades, one aud all, strain a point to
be present at thip meetiug, much, if
not all, tb.it is necessary to make our
encampmeci'. a success depccds on
jour action in this matttr, we ail,
should endeav ir to iuak- the 4th
atinu.d ei.canipuient of our associa
tion the best in its history. The
-x-cutive ciiuniittee of the Janiata
County Veteran Association is es
peeially requested to meet and con
fer wirti us. By order of
Attest: H. H. Snyder,
Pres. Janiata Valley Vet. Asso.
W. H. RoDdERs, Secy, i
ISiDIAX MOI1D HARVEST
HOME.
Tbe Indian Aound Baivest Home
will be held on Saturday Aug. 20th.
The speakers booked fur the occasion
are Geo. C. Wilson, E-sn , Hon. L
E Aikinson, Revs. R. il. Campbell,
A. il, Ispatgler, Ci. 2l. Diflenderfer
The Spanish war is costing the
; United States a million dollars a
aay
wiep mm a vcrai
Dr. Darld Kennedy Favorite Remedy frequently cure several
member of a family. While It is considered by many to be a Kidney and
Bladder Medicine, it is just as certain to cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, Rhea-
ul,:.iu, Dtiuiun ana eczema. i nis
healthy condition, so thev ran cift u
Healthy blood practically means a completely healthy
Here is a letter from Mrs. CapL Pkter Race, of
N. Y.: " My husband was troubled with his kidneys,
fearfully with shooting pains through his back. He
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and
u now weu ana strong. Although
seventy years of age, he is as hearty as
a man many years younger. I was so
troubled with Dyspepsia that it was
painful for me to walk.
My food did me no good, ,-
as my stomach could
not digest it. Somebody
recommended Favorite
RemedyXo nie, and after
taking two bottles of it
I was completely cured,
and am feeling splendid
now. We both attribute
our good health to Favorite Remedy.'
It is prescribed with unfailing success for Nerve
Troubles, and for the Liver and Blood it is a specific
It has curad many that were bevond tha airt nf
medicine. H.sk your druggist for it,
suDsuiuie. it win cost you $i.oo for a regular full-siied bottle.
SsmpSe Bottle Freo
If you want to try Favorite Remedy before buying, send your full post
office address to the Da. David Kennedy Cokporation. Rondout. N. Y., and
mention tiis paper. They will send you a free trial bottle, all charges prepaid.
This genuine offer is made to prove to everybody what a wonderful medicine it is.
BARGAIN SUMMER
CLEABAltfCE SALES
AT
Schott's Stores.
Commencing this week and
will Continue this sale un
til all Summer Cooils
are sold out.
Summer Dress Goods, light, cool t.rd dainty, mch
as French Organdies, Diipi'ies, H llists, and i'iju h
and will cost yen only 7 ct-nis to 15 cents, only
half price. Irish and Figured Lawns, 10 yards
for 45 c?nts.
WORSTED AND WOOLEN DSESS GOODS.
Surges, Henrittiiss, Nivdtiea cf French and Do
mestic Manufitctun is, at specially low and txtra
Reduced Prices. One word. If you are interested
at all in Economy yon will be ifiti rested in this
very special 6a:e c-f Dress Goods.
UDJES AND CHUDBS DEPARTMENT
Ladies Shirt Waisis for 25 cerJs, former prica was 50 cents, and
all our Shirt Wtdsts at spfcially low prices. L.tdits Dress
Hkirt- o $1.25 l.i $1.75. Li.iics WrappTa fr.ua 50 cts.
! S tO. 2.000 yards of unbleached m-.islirj, at fl
. m i to 15 cents. 2000 yrdu of blenched yard
w i.io muslin ai 5 cents, 20i)0 yard? of
Hill best bhaidifd, yard id- muslin,
at 6 cruts. 2D00 yards of Em
broideries at one .-fourth cf the price.
Sun shades and Sun uuihndlas at reduisd
pricis. SHOES! SI1GES ! SHOES! Mens
Ladies' and Cbildrens foot wear, at rxtra reduced
and specially low prices. Carpet Clerring Sale,
and extra Bargains. Y u will save money
by baying yon Ctprets at the pres
ent tim. WALL PAPER. Wo
st 11 you a splendid pattern
of fancy Wall Paper at
very low and reduc
ed prices.
Lace Curtains and Draperies acd Window Shinies, at specially
reduced prices. Here is everybody's opportunity to make tbe
mighty doliar grow mightier in results.
Schott's Stores,
103 to 109, Bridge Street.
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1897.
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that goes on daily
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY,
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS5
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 Overooats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't lil
to give him, a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLIN TO WTST f A T
is because it rirst outs the Kidnevi in a
iirmmia
the blood.
body.
Hudson,
and suffered
took Dr.
and Insist upon getting it
Don't tak
HULLUttAUun
AHEAD OF ALL
OOur spring line of men's, bov'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
hats or any thing in the gents fur
nishing line.
We have half our SPRING stock
sold bv the time most clothiers get
their line in. A voung man who
wants a SUIT FOR EASTER, don't
want to wait until
for it.
Our line this season surpasses all
our former efforts in style, quality,
quantity, finish and price.
"The early bird catches the worm."
HULLUbAUUH & SON7S,
116 !MLATT STnTCKT.
PATTERSON. PENNA.
McCLINTICTS
HARDWARE
and House-Furnishing
TORE
THIS STORE SETS THE 1'ACE.
O 0O0 O
THAT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT.
Thing are i over dull here; never stupid. Tbe full life of the store tl
wajf, haw a cheerful wrluuiuc for ail comers, aud choppers are quick to decide
in favor of the Great Values to be found in our new
JVcat, Stylish,
Inviting
STORE
K. H. M'CUNTIC,
Get a good j.aier ly aubscribicp for tbe
Sutiski a!ir kKf rkLi-if .
SEVENIY-i?EVENT"-("77.)
'77" is Dr. Hurnpbreys' famous
Specific for tha cure of Grip aud
Colds, and the prevontionof Pceumo
nia. All druggists, 25c.
Subscribe for the Sentinel and
Republican-, a paper that contains
choice reading matttr, full of inform
tion that docs tbe reader pood, and
in addition to that all local news that
are worth publishing find places in
it? columns. tr.
LAST OF THE SEASON'.
Pknxkyi.van'ia Ka i i. road E tu
siox to Ati.axth1 City, &.
Thurwlav, Autrust 18. is the date of
the lawt of the Pennsylvania Kailroad'
low rate twelve-day excursions to At-!
lantie City, Cape ia". Ocean 'ity. Seal
Isle City, A vali. n, Anirlesva, Wild wood,
Hollv lieai-h, l:eholMth, orOi-euu Citv I
Md. " i
A Sieeial train of Pullman arlor!
ears and day coaches will leave Pitts-i
hurg on alNtve-iiientioiied date at 8..")'
a. in., arriving at AltMna 12.1o ji. m.J
where stop for dinner will lie niaile.i
reaching Philadelphia i.i . in., and!
arrivinir at Atlantic City, via the Dtla-'
ware Kiver Ilridjje route, the onlv all!
rail line, at 8.40 p. in. Passeii)t-is'nuiy!
alioi-peiid the iiii;lit in Philadelphia,;
and jiroceed to the shore hy anv regular
train from Market Street Wharf or
ltroad Street Station on August 19. j
TicketK will lie sold from the st:iiiiiis'
I at the rate? named tielow
Kate.
Train leaves,
Vl.'Ao ii. in.
12.41! "
ll'.Vi "
1.3) "
fl.44 "
l.'Jf) "
ft:.37 "
fH.()! "
fS.-'T "
s.i'i "
8.(0 "
Altxna. 58 tf)
liellwiKKl 8 00
Tyrone. 7 -
HuntiiiKdon, 7 1ft
Mount I'nion, (i 75
Ijewistown Juno't. H 0
Mifllin, .3 65
Xewport, S 00
Dimcautioii, 4.;o
Philadelphia, Arrive
Atlantic City.Arrive
Stop for dinner.
1 icket: will also ! gotnl .i, iv;rular.
train leaving I'lttslmrj; at l.:;0und 8.101
i p. in., carrynifr sfcepniK cars to J'hila
. delihia, and Mfip. ni., cairvinjr Pull
man Hleepiinr cars throuiih to Atlantic
: City.
For detailed information in regard to'
rates and time of trains apply to ticket
aiienis, or ji r. l liomafi K. Watt, Dis
trict rawseiijfei- Agent, Pittsburg. 2t
COMPETITORS.
the 4th of July
A Specially Soleoted Stoek af
Ranged, Cook, Parlor and Shop
Stoves.
Horse Blankets and Lap Rube.
LAM FS, larjjc and small.
Come 10 aud look around. We'll
make you fetl at home.
We have tho largest Stook an4
Store in the couuty.
our K-Arrc
GUARANTEES QUALITY.
MIFFLINTOWN
HAVE YOU MOSEY TO DEPOSIT?
ARE YOU A BORROWER t
VAW AT-
THE FIRST
WJ &, A-,
MIFFLIN lOWN, PA.
THREE PER CENT
IK TEEEST
TAII) OK TIME CERTIFICATE.
Mocey Loaned at Lowest Bates.
JUNIATA VALLEY BAM.
OF.MIFFMH10WH, PA.
Stonkholders Individually Liable
LEWIS K. ATKINSON, frttidnt.
T. VAN IEWIN, CuAui
maECTOE.
W. C. Pomoroy, H. J. ShlUbrrr
John Hertiler, Joouh L. Barton,
Hobfirt E. Partor, Lonli K. Atkinson
7. V. Jrwin.
HIOCIHOLDEtS I
U'0.-ge A. Ktr-oer, Anuie M. SheUny
JaePh I-.otl.iock, p. W. Kanbeck,
I . h. A'kiusna, ft. r. parker
W . C. rouiorriy, Holme Irwin,
jonn n-r,r!er, Joronia K. ThomDson.
T. V. Jrwin.
Jofni V. HUir,
F. M. V. Pear..:,
Hmnn-il s. Ko'ijiik,
M. N. Stern tt,
Jjrues G. Heading,
tfamut i SlIiU'xI.
Jobiah L Barton,
Kobert If. PattrrMn
Levi Lifrut,
Wm. Pmrii.
fl. J. Sheiinhr;rp
M K. Scblrgel
Tfcree per roi l, ir.ierent will i j.aid OB
coi ificau,f itcfjOKi!.
(jan 1898
ur.udyia Kennedys
favorite Remedy
CJWC AU KIDNEY STOMACH "