SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
M1FFLINT0WN, PA.
"WEDNESDAY, AUG; 24, ISilS.
THE LAST BATTLE.
'iKRMS.
. BirnriCKiiTiox $1.00 r year if paid
il advance; ?l.o) if not paid in atl
vince. Transient advertising and local
uolicew 4 cent a line.
Deduction wilt be made to tlwwe de
siring to advertise by the year, half or
. tinricr year.
W II AT Alt E inMlME
TR001Sf
Inimuuc tr.Hips tire nieu who
Lave psissw! jhe ordc.il of the Yel
low Fever phtgne. A man gets
the Yeliow Fever only oiue. It
kills him, or eiires him from ( get
ting it Ihc seiond time. About
one in a hundred wLn get the fever
live. Immune troops then arc
soldiers who have had the Yellow
Fever. The government hiuj pro
vided Cur the organization, of ten
regiments of men who have had
Yellow fever. The fever is said to
so purify one's system that malaria
and all other diseases pass by.
Nothing but accident raid old age
takes the life from one who has
Lad the dread fever. The Im
mune tr;xps are to take the place
4l 'American troops in C'nba in the
i ellow l ever districts. A recent
writer on this s.ilje: t says. Yel
low Fever has the stria ing pecu
liarity max inose wj;o iiave come
out of it are singularly tranquil all
the rexf of their lives. Every ma
larial germ and every latent pois
on in the l-!y seems to Ik; driven
out by the lever or lilled in the
high temperature, so that when
the invalid re.overs, if recover he
does, he is free from every defect
of blood or lxne. All the evils
which he has sseeaiimlated in a
lifetime are oo!:ed out of him by
the deadly heat and his flesh is as
pink, ami his liody as pure, as
that of a healthy new-born child.
With this renewal f strength the
Yellow Fever Immune commences
to enjoy himself, lie takes life
happily and never knows what it
is to be angry. Ulm-s are as far
away from 1 is temperament as
rosy hues jiie far away from the
moonlight gleams. Jle is sunny, i
content, d, more or less industrious
and certainly happy.
V KJL M ) ST ) X I-i I 'A I K AX1 )
(:.I A I i A MX l'( .SITIOX.
Lew than a year intervened between the
two fires. The insurance on the build
ing destroyed on Friday morning w
j3,-0rt ; on steam heater $o0ft, on rerge
$300, total ?4,iXK.
ped mto his clothes and ran to the
Academy. Everything was quiet ex
cept the cracking of the fire. lie be
lieved that Professor Dysinger wan as
leep m the building, he shouted with
all his strength, and threw stonen
through the window of the room in
which he believed the Professor was
asleep, but the Professor was not there,
he Hart gone away the day previous
and the only answer that Shotsberger
got to his calls was an increasing noise
of the lire as it was gaining increased
strength every minute. One of the
two doors on the north aide of thp the
i K KS IN'.W.I . Y 'o I , ( TKI) Toi" 1
VU 1'lj.VXS Y !.v. I K.UI.KCI.VI).
The Yellowstone National Park
is unquestionably one of ihc most
iu' cresting regions on tlie glole,
fir within it is dis;layed the great
est (.!! i tbm of nature's manifold
wom!-r.-. IndeiMl. this mouutaiu
'Hni!'i p!:t;eau, high up on the
KiimiuU of the everlasting Ifockies,
Is a veritable play-ground for the
world's giant forces.
The personally-conducted tour
;' the Pennsylvania llailroad Com
rnuy, which l.-avc-s New Yor' on
Sc;tember 3, ail'onls the most sa!-i-iaetory
Ji'caus of visiting this
v ondei land and viewing its mar-
.-loas fealiii--. A stop of two
.i.iv. will lie made on the return
trip at Omaha, affording an op
5"!. tuuity to visit the Traiis-MissU-'i;rii
Exposition. Tourists will
travel by special train of Pullman
king, iliiiint;, sleeping, and ob
vation i-ai-s in each direction.
.. .lit l:iys i!I ba spent in the
A stop will also be made
i. iirning at Chicago. The round
!. urate, S.',r from New York,
M.idelphia, Haiti more, and
:-iiington, sj.Si) lrom Pittsburg,
crs all neeess:iry expenses.
i'or iei. tiled itineraries and full
in!-. i niation apply to ticket agents.
Tourist Agent, ll'.Hi IJroadway,
York, or address Geo. W.
ilo;. .;. Assistant General Passenger
.;i.. . Broad Street Shit ion,
I'i.i! !phi:i. ot.
.11' I ATA oi 'Sift' A G III V C E.
Tl'KAI. MIM.
1 '! ? Jun.ata Coucty Aricultnrdl
3 : ly id hold is 3l9t annti-l fair
y. P-. it Kuril, Scptjmoar 14, 15, 16
Ti n rac?s oa Thursday, Soptein .
.? r i'i'.h.
o.Ot! ic;Lut-j ci.-iie, trotters and
:- icc ra $123 CO
2.3"; class, trotters ar.d pacere,
.-?:(.()().
:cg oi:e hiilf mile heat catch
i 'bt-, f 10(1.(10.
rac.-a -D Friday S-'ptambtr
V.
TilH
b'.:L
Irutters and
pacers,
trotters an;l nneprs.
fioJC:)
Frri. for
200 00.
Juai-.:eg ou-j half mile heat catch
wo-i-hw, 51G'J 03
A:l j.-rsf-B must ivj watered and
t.:ry .-. raid by 11 o'clock on the
I i'cn rce. li .ces will be called
i 1 bhfr, each day.
hf:r.i rf 's s a ies.
rtiivr;!i' SiioDer will sell in the
f.'oui I H aae at 1 o'clock p m , Fri-
duv sci
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t.mber 2, 1898,
.' grouud, on Washington
M'llliutown, Laving thereon
a frrno dweiling house,
.ID, liable and other cuN
; tc he sold as the property
.:. nud Miry C. Adam,
of grju.l ia tlie D-ity addi
the bfrortgU of Mifllictjwn,
il.creon a two story frinia
s' house to ba tol l as ths
y of M id tlcna and Eii Shots-
of 270 aorta mire or bss
cirora townfehij?, two story
balii. barn; to be so.d as
ft f of John II. Giliiiand.
srixt:u F11GERS.
.v the tiar.9 has corns when
the
- v lis
ia.vrs i,i
fr-:.i s;;:
1.m:.v l.m
S ;
cidi who doss much of her own
iiv.r jC pieservicjj rautjt often
! r !; i-
I Jo remind her that the
lobar: wiil remove most
-is ia;ceu with ttic
"B, peaches, etc., and it
Ironi tiie fiogers. Put a
r suiph.ir in a tin plat,
it!'- uicoho), and set it uu
the linger tips above the
'lame mj.! (.no discoloration will dis
jpciir. -I-rper'a Bzr.
That there is ar Divinity that shapes
our ends, finds another illustration
in the care of the last battle of the
Spanish war, which was fought at
Manila, Philippine Islands, on the
1 3th of August, 1898. It was the last
act that anchors the Philippines se
curely to the United btates as part
of their possession. The peace pa
pers had been signed before the
fight and if the Spanish government
had been smart it would have im
mediately sent a despatch to Manila,
to' end hostilities there. The tele
graph line was in their hands. Had
they done so the American troops
would not have fought their way in
to the occupancy of the city ."and
surrounding country, and would not
now be holding , possession by the
right and title of force of arms which
no nation under international law
will dispute. The Providential favor
seems to be in getting our war title
so complete that no one dare dis
pute it. 1 he place was ordered to
surrender, and 48 hours time given
to foreigners, and women and chil
dren, and non combatants generally
to get out of Jhe way of the im
pending bombardment, and assault.
lhe foreigners were taken aboard
of the ships of the nations to which
they belonged. The fleet and army
attacked the city at one and the
same time, inere were 10.000
American troops in the attack.
rorty-six Americans were killed, and
one hundred wounded. Two hun
dred Spaniards were Killed and four
hundred were wounded. With thelsf
city were surrendered 10,000 prison
ers, 7,000 of which were regular
Spanish troops, 20,000 Mauser rifles,!
3,000 Kemington ntles and 18 can-!?
nons. The insurgent army was not;
allowed to enter the city, because itj
was teared they would take toj
nlunderinp- the nlare.
. or j ijuite a number of bushels stored some
i he war was one of surprises that l?hc?, 1,1
. 1 t it tmg the wheat out their light was up-
cannot be explained, it is like thejiSiJSVSSJS:-
unexpprospentyofoneindivid-i-sriiK
ual and the unexpected and con-'""'k'""",,','"f"'sn",l'l",5',k,"'!
. . r : com and having a time amen? thwii
tinued misfortune of another in-!vwa,,hati,w-r,lde,,t,y,,,!tu,e
-. . - 1 - p:.'--e on lire. After day light mi the
dividual, and so we ramp into thp n,ur",s '"ik
possession of territory that it was not
dreamed of four months ago should
become ours by the unquestionable
tille of the national force of arms.
If we extend our rule to only a part'
ot the rhiiippine islands Russia, Ger
many and France may take what isj;;;t;
left, and in that way open the way
tor years ot contention and strife.
The last battle settled the matter.
The city of Manila is reported quiet
under American rule, and business
is going on as well as can be expect
ed under the state of war that exist
ed there between the Spaniardsand
Insurgents, lhe Insurgents have
been asked-by the American com
mander to withdraw their army ten
miles from the city. The latest de
spatch indicates that the insurgents
are disosped to take the advice of
the American authority.
The latest from Manila on Sun
day reports the post office and cus
tom house work going on properly
under American officers. The cus-
tnm HiiQ nn cmnro. in h nicm
Uvu j-uyvjj 111 LIIV IUI 1 1 ' f.,r(l
hnncQ omniinTC r - rrr srr ,,t I hor inforraation m regard to train
I 1UUOV- Cll I (VUl I IA ,,v;UViUUU ITlVAI- service aiut sje-inc mtes
can dollars, which will pay-the ex
penses of the-war on the American
side one day.
RECE.tT DEATHS
In Mexico, on the 17th
The west twin building of Dysinger' '
Academy was destroyed by lire in the
fall of Oct. 17, '9. Threast twui hu:ld- infant chd 1 7 months old.
ing was destroyed by fire about 3 o'clock ; Marshall Kodgers, Interment on the
on Friday morning August 19, 1898. 1 19th, in TJcion cemetery.
mst., an
of David
hocn R. ATHMoa. F. M. M. FsM,
ATKISSOn A. PB5ISEt.T., -
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW.
MlMXWTOfrH, FA. -
Omcs Oa Mutn street, la pla of -rest-
w.ljinlill. Atktnion. Bsa., wuv
Brilgoitrcet. . fOct26,1892
ay-Collecting and ConTayanclng promp
ly atteMed to.
WILBERFORt'G SCnWETER,
' Attornsy-at-Law.
X'TrflolWtions and all Jeril busi
ness promptly p.ttenped to.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
In I'ort B:vral, on the 17th inst ,
an infant chihl aqed 7 months, of
Georsre Cr zit-r, interment on the
19th innt., in Obnrch Hill ceiiifctrry.
In W'j!l-or t.-orTiM!ji r a nil4 ncf. f.f I
The last fire was firt discovered 1 y ! M'fflii ttiwi), Bei i-imin Kerchnc-r, i f I '
Mrs. Kli !hotslr;;cr, who waa atk-iwl- ' a complication of dint-nsea on the 19th I forme.1 a partnership for the practice
Ing to the wants of a child that as I of Auriisf , agfd 77 year, 9 months I or Hedioine and t!e:r co!i;it!er.il branches.
not well. Initio out i,r n and 29 days. Intirmpnt in Union " ""a om-roi m.ro u
she saw a bright Htreamer of light ex-' cemetery.
tending from the Academy northward I In Patterson on th9 20th of Aug
across the Academy ground. It was ' nut, of livrr and kidney trouble Jlrs.
much too large for tiie Iiht of a lantern I Catharine Merdth wife of Siimu. l
She called her husband and when he : Meridetb, eped bi years. Internier t
saw it he said "lire" and ouicklv lio- ' in rrrKl.y t ri-m cemi-tery.
in v user rowDsnip, on coe -isi
of August, John Por'z'ine a?td 2
years. Interment m Lost Cretk
Mennor.it cemetery Undertakfr
Snyder govs funeral attendance to
all the above deceased.
! DS.T'.MMUAWrOK'D, DR. BAIXWnf !XH"Tt"(3
, D. M. CRAWFORD & SON",
arcru .froe(n. UitHintoirn. P. n3or bote
ot them will be found t jher cfe at all
titntig, unless other: profetaronn'ty en
fse.l. Apritlst, 18!5.
ft P. DEItR,
THIKTY-HKCOXD NATIONAL EN
CAMPMENT OF . A.. R. AT
CINCINNATI, (.
ItKDUCED JtATHS VIA PKXNfiTLVAXIA
Kaii.koao.
For the thirty-second National En
campment of U. A. K., to be held at
Cincinnati, O., 8eptemtier 5 to 10, 1898;
j-ennsvivaiua Jiaiiroaa' i:ompanv
PRACTICAL. nCXTIST.
v: -adoate of the Philadelphia Dental
Joi. - ge. Office at old established la
oation, Bridge Street, opposite Cotsrt
Honse, .Wifflio'own, Pa.
CF Crown and UriJgo work;
Painless Extraction.
- All Work guaranteed.
buildinsr waKmwn but iniw.nnr..u:.... 1 w'm m:H excursion tickets at rate of
Thee tickets will be sold on Septem
ber 3, 4, and 5, and will be good to
leave Cincinnati returning not earlier
than September 6 nor later tban Sep
temler 13, except that by depositing
ticket with Joint Agent at Cincinnati
on Sentemher S. fi. 7. 8. or n nnrl
imit may be extended so
1 payr
j limit
gers
()tc
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-
Schedule in Effeet May 27, 1S9S.
'WESTWARD.
War Passenger; leaves Philadelphia
at 4 30 a. m; Harrisburg 8 00 a. m;
Duncannon .S 33 a. m; New Port 9 05
1 a. m; Millerstown 9 15 a. m; Durword
9 21 a. m; Th(miisontown 9 20 a. m;
Van Dyke 9 33 a. in; TuHcarora 9 86 a.
m; Mexii-o 9 40 a. re; Port Hoyal 9 -14 a.
:m; M.filTin 9 50 a. m; Den holm 9 5.5 a.
m;- Lewistown Iff 13 a. m; MeVeytown
1 10 38 a. m; Nerron Hamilton 11 00 a.
, m; Mount Union II 00 a. m: Huntine-
m; Al-
m.
ttai'ri I- d P- m: Tyrone 12 20 p. n
;iuiiati until ; to,,a.tf "2 1 ' Lm'"," f-VL,
t I Mad leaves Philadelphia at 7 (10
.OWIM mu. l-.miu ni 11 1 t 'i . i
October 2. "t Mail leaves Philadelphia at 7 00 a. m;
rtamsiuire ar II 8 a. m: Mifflin 1 11
OL'ItT PKOCL.AMATION. 1 p. m; Lewistown r 31 p. 111; Hunting-
don 2 I'D i. m: Tvwiif 3 1- 11 m- A I.
Whereas, the Hon. JEREHIAH ' toona 3 45 p. in; I'ittsburg 8 30 p. m.
IVONS, President Judge of the Court Altoona Accom-m.Kfion leaves Har
of Common Pleas, for the Forty-First rlsburg at .5 00 p. m; Duncannon 5 34
Judicial District, composed of the coun- p. m: Newport 0 02 p. m; Millerstown
tiesof Juniata and Perrv, and the Hon- 6 II p. m? Thompsontowii (5 21 p. m;
oral .lex WM. HWAItTZ and W. N. 1 Tuscnrora 8 '30 p. nr Mexico 0 33 p. m;
KTKRHKTT, Associate Judges of the Port Hoyal (i SS p. mvMiuliti (5 43 n. m:
Juniata ' Den hoi in 6 49 p. m; rwistown 7 07 p.
of the situation he failed to particularly
note whether the door had leen burnt
out or whether it stood open. He ran
to Professor Aunmn's aud an.ued him
and he hastened and awakened Mr 1
Dvsins;er. the f;ithr nf ili Pfr..u t
and they all went to the Academy
stable to see whether the horse was
there, and when they satisfied them
selves that the animal was not there
they were certain the Professor waa
away from home and not mifrorntwi in
the burning building. The weather
was almost a dead calm uud the sparks
went up straight almost a half mile
high. There was no danger from fall
ing snarks for evervthiinr was soiikimr
wet with rain. The Mifllinw-i. , "aid court of Common Pleas of
lompany (UU mt appear on the scene. - ,e directe.1 for hol.limr -,..rt r n. : Hjimilion 7 so-., r, i.,h.J.a.... u
and Terminer and (ieneral Jail IX-liv- ' p. m; Tyrone 9 02 p. rrr; Altoona 9 3.5
ery, and (ieneral (Quarter Hessions of. p. m.
the Peace at Vitllintown, on the j Pacific Express leaven- Philadelphia
. . i wc rr.ri I r i x , i v n i ji. m, j iarrisoII7r ai ii OO a. 111.
1898, JtKIXG THE FIFTH DAY OF Marj-sville 3 14 a. m: Dimcannon 3 )
TD K MONTH. a m. Newport 3 52 O' m. Port Royal
-wniK ih iir.KEllY OIVKX, to the 4 Zo a. in. M tin in 4.30 a; nr. Lewistown
Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Con- 1 4 52 a m. Newton Hamilton 5 33 a. m.
stables of the County of Juniata, that Huntingdon fi 03 a. ui. l-cfersburg (! 19
they 1 then and there in their proper ' a. m. Tyrone fi 52 a. in. Atoona 7 40 a.
jtersons, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of, m. Pittsburg 12 10 a. in.
said day, with their records, iiiiiiisir - Oyster Express leavee- Philadelphia
tions, examinations and Oyer renieni-' at 4 33 p, m. llarrishunraf 10 20 p. m
liemnces, to do those things thai to Newport 11 Ofi p. m. MifRln 11 40 p. m.
do those things that to their ollices re-i I-ewitowu 11 58 p. in.; Huntingdon 12
sjiectflilly appertain, and tlie that are ' -5 a. m. Tyrone 1 32 ar nn. Altoona 2 00
bound by recognizance to prosecute ' a. in; Pittsburg 5 30 a. m.
against the prisoners that are or mny ! Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at 12
be in the Jail of said -county, lie then . 25 p. m. Harrisburg 3 50 p. m. Duncan
and there to prosecute ugainst them as non 4 15 p. m. Newport 4'35 p. m. Mif
slial! iie just. flin 5 07 p. m. lewbtoTi 5 27 p. in.
J!y an Act of Assembly passed the ! MounfCnion 6 08 p: m: Huntingdon
i.tn nay ot way, is-4, it made dutv of , 6:27 p; m. Tyrone 7 04 p; m Altoona
Justices of the Pence or the several j " 40 p. m. Pittsburg 11 30 p-. m
counties or thia Commonwtalth, to re- EASTWARD.. x
turn to-the Clerk of the Court of Quar .,, , , , A
ter Scions of the respec tive .-ounties, L AlUxH.a Accommodatfl leaves Al
alltl.e recogiz9!!ccs entered into liUX-- m' Yr""-0 , a'-n;.
f-.ie ttmn hy am- person or persons : f enr 5 2o a. i i - Ilmitingdon o 37
charged with thc'Cc nimW,,,, 'of nuv nV Vi- "al,,,Irtrtllr 01 a- Me-crin-.e,
except such cases as may li ! C,,W" VL' l 'j?",
ended before a JuKi.-e of the Pea.-e, xm- n'' 'lm 6 a" ,n-:?J Rov' J.
der exJMimr laws, at ,t t,t rt Y-L -1 nipsoutowir 7 17 m. Millers-
fore tlie commencement of the session ! W ' a "l-. Z 5 a. in.
of the Court to whr. h they are made 1 " ou a. in.-j ramsourg 8 su
returnable respective! v, and in all cases a'i1,''ci " ' . n-
wbee .Un-are entered - ''r 50 '
less than ten days U-fore the wm- V'. .fiV ", ' k? ' il-
menc-jner.t of the session M which thev J lmtl r"d-", 8 " ",' l1' 1"n 9 15
are .de returnable, the Kiid Jus S ?' !!U l"'? '" 9
are t, return the same in the s-mie f' J'' " , m. 1 hompso,,
n.i'uivr pb if raid ct h id not lwen ; tow" 10 14 a" m- -Micrstwn 10 22 a.
p-is'cd '! i't ni. Newport 11 32 a. m.- Diiiicanm.u 10
i)ata.t at Villliniown the loth biw of tu m" 'arysville 11 VXT a. in. H-uris-
thou-and eicht hundred anrl ninctv- ." JJ,"C f-.W; i-'nstmrg
eight:
S. Clavtox Stoxkk, Sheriff.
Shtriif's Otlice,
Uilitmtowii, Pa., August 10ih.I8&S.
The Pattersou coniany gidlantly came
but their hose was not unreeled. Other
property was not endangered by the
lire, and the fire in the building had
progressed so far by that time, that it
was useless to try to save.it. The fire
was at such an hour that eople are the
hardest to arouse. When Mr. Shots
berger ran.to arouse Professor Aunian,
be sent a son, a good sized lad to give
the alarm, the Uy ran to East Point,
and knocked at the door of Charles
teuninger, and shouted, "fire in the
Academy," jicople in the neighborhood
thought he shouted, "fire in the Can
nery." p.ut ufter awhile, after the
fire alarm whistles sounded, the people
caught the light direction and then
they came, to sec, of course not bring
ing any thing with them of use in put
ting out a nre. One good Samarium
brought a bucket, and the last seen of
bucket it was standii'g at tlie
hydrant, near the Academy. It is a
question whether the good hearted
citizen who took it there will "get it
oacs. l tie oriinn of the lire is a nn
ncl mystery to the public, some one
uesscd that jerhais, the electric wire
running into the building bad set the
louse on lire, but the electric lhrht
lagement says the wires were "dis-
nected, during the Vacation period.
then (ire did not come from electric-
ires, some one suggested, that it
was within the limit of a jMissibility
that some one had gone into the house
to steal his winter wheat, as there its
DEWEY HAS CAPTURED
MANILLA
And destroyed the Spanish fleet. W. have captured the remain,
ing Spriog'Stock of Clothing, coUsistirf? of
Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits,
m
From one of the largest and well-known Clothing Honses of Liver
ight, Greenewalt h Co., 1013 Slarket street, Philadelphin, for 45
cents on the dollar. A clothing eale poch o bns never been known
in the History of Juniata County. LIVERIGHT. GREENE WALT & Co.-
Manufactures of Clothing, 1013 Market Street
Philadelpliio, Pa , May 10, 1808.
Mr. Ferd Meyers, Dear Sir : We find the-backward season this
Spring ban prevented ua in closing ont our large new Spring Stock
and we find ourselves loaded with an immense stock of new Cloth
ing. The only remedy we have to dispose of it is to sacrifice prices.
Kuowing that you are a large cash buyer no doubt you will take
the opportunity offered to you and buy the remainder of our stock
at 45 cents on the dollar, Shall we submit sample's. Plea.se answer
by return mail. Yours Reap'r, LIVERIGHT GEEENE WALT A, Co.
Omci of FERD MEYERS,
Dealer in Clothing and Furniture. Mifflintown.-Pri.May 12, 1898.
Liverigot, Greenewalt & Co., Gents: Yours of th8 10th inst., re
ceived and contents noted. We are always open for Bargains. Please
send samples at once. If styles and quality are satisfactory we will
buy the remwader of your stock. Yours respectfully,
FERD 'MEYERS.
We have scooped in tb remainder of the entire ; Spring Stock
of Liverigbt Greenewalt Si Co. We put the knife t tax and
chopped down prices to one half what they were formally.. Now
is your opportunity to bay new and reliable clothing at long as
they are here.
We put on sale 560 Men's all wool suits, regular pries $9 50,
special sale price $4.25.
271 Men's all' wool fancy worsteds suits in sacks and cutaways,
ail sizes. These scits are worth $12 50, special sale rrice' $6 25.
265 Men's cassimere snits, the greatest bargain, tbey are bunch
ed from different kits, all sizes. Sis different patterns to 'select
from. Tbey range in value from $7 to $9. Special sle prieo $4.31
767 Childrcn's-suits, all styles and sizes. Cheviots, Cassianeres,
Serges, regular prices $2 50, up to $5 00. Special sale price J1.68.
972 Boys' suits. Cheviol Cassimeres and Fancy rtiaids.
This line was gathered with special reference to young aaen's
need. Regular price 5 5-)' ap to $8.00. Special sale price
$3.2-7 up to f l C2.
CLEARING SALE
OF FUBWITURE.
The season for IKuTiituro is about to- a close and we find we
mast have more room for our large fall stock which will arrive in
- doe time. Therefore-we are coraplIpJ to close out the remain
der of our spring stock. All oar -fonnor prieta are marked down
2'per cent. Now is-your opportcfii!j so buy furniture at a sac
rifice. Don't miss this chance. -
115 and 117 Bridge Street.
Tnsoarora Valley BailroatL
SCHEDtiX'IN EFFECT MOtHSft?", JUNE. IV,
1898.
RAILROAD TIME T.tOLB.
EAST1TA!
STATIONS.
D,VaT, EXCEPT SUMDAVi
!No.i
PaiLADEUJi r a Ma k kkth,..
August 2:1, 1898.
on ts 3.1c;
1 Main IJiic K.nress-leaves
. at h oy a. m. Altoona 13 -la. m. Tyrone
1 OB ji. m. Jluntnulnii 13.5 p. m.
Ii?4to'ivii 1 p. m. Mirtlin 1 50 p m.
Harrtsburtf 3 10 p. m- BaJiimore fi 00 p.
m.- WashhiRtoii 7 T-5 . jit Philadelphia
(J-Li p. m.
Mail leaves Altoutrawtii? 05 p.m. Tv
nme23.3 p. m. Hutnindon 3 17 p. m.
Jfrwton Haiiiiitouu"4? p. m. MeVev
tv n 4 20 p. 111. I lorisinirii 4 S3 p. in.
p. 111. rori-iwvai o uo i. m.
VIieat72c. ; oats 33c; coin 34c
IMiiV5vIvani:i wool 27 to..:Wctt
pwtiad. Lard o to 7 cts. 51 pound : ' &f'x'-o -' P- r.fi.rtftwiipwontowii o IS
inmiid iiierioM rt-.3.-j- p. ni. iewMrt
Jiar-
fJllKAI ltIll tfl O .. .4 .........I
1 . . a 1 . .-p m. 1 'Uiiortuioir s ON p. ni
I'mil hist lincon 8 to 1 0 ets. a ptmnd-. ..hi,ro- 4.-1 n.
Blair a Mills ..Lv.
Waterloo . w .
Leonaird's Grove
Roes Form
Perukek
East Woterford
Hecleaan .......... .
Konsy Grove
Fort Cigham
Wobble
Pleasant View . . .
Seva rines
Sp"JKe Hijl t
Grfcham's ,
Stewart ..
Freedom
T-jrbett
OJPort
Pt Royal. . . . Ar.
along the north siileof the ruius noticed
a cellar window frame with three
glares laying off a hort distance from
the tire place. The window. toum be
came the object of attention, it: had
been in the wall under the jiarc'u. 011
the Hide of the house, but hov. it cnnie
to be out of the wall un.mokcd. and.
nnciiigen, wiin gia.-H uiiorolion,. i.-n a.
jniz.Ie to all who have seen it. (.'an it
ie possible, they say, that the window
was pryed out before the lire, a a.place
through which to .ass out of the build-
lot of the o0 bushels of. wheat
ay stored in the basement of the
A couple engaged in stealing
Id have been safer from observation
when at work passing thiiitts oufi
through such an opening than, at any
other phue alniut the building,, and the
door that Shotsliergec found open, 'ptife
sibly, was where they made their exit
when they hurried, away from the fire
that they started. But when all has
leen said there is a mystery about the
whole affair tlmt han not been fathom
ed. There are people who believe it was a
deliberately planned incendiary fire ;
they do not believe that carousal, card
playing, feasting,, or thievery had to do
with the affair. Who ever committed
the crime has loaded himself with a
stock of remorse that will haunt him
day ami night through life, and what
ever profit .or gain, whether revenge,
mala-e, or money, it will be a mill stone
ri.nii ma necis. inac win never cease
it grinding.
REDCCKD RATKS TO GltAXfiEMi'
Pirxie at Williams' Grov
via Pesxbylvania Rail
road. For the accommodation of persons
desiring to attend this interesting pic
nic and exhibition the l'eiivtsylvaiiia
I tail road Company will sell excursion
lion tickets from August 27 to Septem
ber 3, good to return uutiV Beptemlier
5, inclusive, at rate'of 0110 fare for the
1 round trip, from principal stations be
tween rjiHt Lduerty and r-n JIawr ;
on the Northern Central Railway north
of and including Lutherville, and on
the Philadelphia and Erie liailroad
Division east of and including Water-
u:y i,.uo 10 iml'.uu a ton : tiujileil-: "aii Kx press- t?t-l?flt!tmrg at 1 00
wheat and oats straw at.- sM.yO as ? C1- Altoona H'W.p, m. Tyrone C 4
ton ; butter 12 to 24c ; Offfrs- 14c;
beef cattle 4 to 5Jc ; old potatoes
:0 to .'J."c ; 1 ew potatoes 1 to !.3
7.7 a barrel ; veal calves 4 ' to 7C:
heep 3 to 7 i ts ; lambs'5.7riito
7.")0 ; thin cows $8 to 22 ; .milch;
cows 2.) to 40 ; hos 5 cts
ill
tic ts; live chicVens !. to,;12c
rars51 cts., spring chickens -
4 jKimid 12 to i:c a ptmiKl i
KimiSTOWN MAKhhT3
MIFFLINTOWNv
: heat ....
AVOVSX'- 4,. 160H.
$.(V);to. m
v - rn in ar 40
.... .. ...
i'l
33: to $'. 50
16
Re
Bullcr....,
y.ftxs
Hra
SbonWior. . ,
I.ard......,.t .
Sirtes.
Timutby nut!.,...
F t et-cU ....... .
Bran....,, .... .. .
Chop., v, .,
Middling;.... .
Grouni lu - S-alt
AmerianS't....
V'.t
)2
12
8
7
1.40
60
70
......... k.S5c lu 9ikj
. 90
-- "6
6O0
p. m. Huiitiiif.':d'i T'Si p. m. e'ev-
town 8 (M p. ii.B!X'wistowii 8 2l p. m
M irtlin 8 47 p. i'orC Itoyal 8 52 p. m,
Willerstowu 51 m. Xewoort a n,
m. Duncauii. . .Vl p. 111. Harrisburgl
kV M 111. v 1
Philadelphi.!!! R:pis elaves Pitt-I
ounr ai i ou , i,m; ,utKna 9 0.. n. ot.
to! Tyrone 9 33 (.nn; Ilutitingdon 10 VI ,r.
m. Alount Ufiitiii it 32 p. m. JLeww-
lown 11 np, ,a. .Miinin 11 37 p. 111. H,c?
risburg 1 00 aTm: Philadelphia 4 30,(
At I jewi--Uwii. Junction. For Hia-
oury , m ft.,j aiwl 3 Oo p. m. weekdays.
for Milr',,y.i liT, 10 UO a. m. aiul,0O
p. in. new-uay.n.
At lyre, I-Jnr ClearBeld and,!i'ur
wensville.-JU a. m. 3 20 and 7 20. m
week-days. " "
For liurtofoiiteand Ix-k HatS 10
a. ni. l'i.:5j) ami 7 ir, p. ni. weck.-a-Sw
For further information 34ml V to
Ticket Went or Thouins H " Vtt
Passesirfer Ajtent. Western . lliv
v ornw.-1 mii Avenue and . -indihtield
jMreeti nirsHirg-
J; u K'iP1,1 X80X- J- wood.
,....--.. .TO r. Alii
LEGJL.
Hpecifle rates aoiiln-ation
should l mtvle to ticket agems. it.
FLBMEBS read THIS.
In order to reliably detennine tb
rei-Hive vaiue oj: our several liraiids ut
Fertilizers, ujKin the wheat crop of
Jmiiata county, we have decided to
ttt'er PKEMllMS amounting to tiWO
fbr the liest three acres of wheat R'vwu
by the use- of OUli FEItTILIZJf HS.
We want to know what is bet bv
actual field trials. Agents may talk"
but FACTS Alth: FACTS.
The Premiums to be div.ded into
three classes as follows :
First Pkrmiiji $.00
.Skcond Pkkmium .... a5.00
TltiKl Pkkmium . . . ' . lo.OO
The test to be made on three acres
Using our Brands of FJEKTlLlZEKs!
The money will be deposited with the
Jtmiata County AgrK'ultural Society
who will name theJtudges and award
the PltKMHJMS 8eptev..-er 1899..- All
persons wishing to- iitr the con teat
wiU register with the becretary of the
Agricultural Society.
James IC. Groninger.
T. S. MwJtKIIKAD, & Co.,
3 mo. Rort Royal, June 7th.
WAITED-AN IDEASS
ttlna to vfmtt Protect yoar Ideas ; theynuiy
KWMt Ja wealth. Write JOHN WErillKRl
CliJl CO., l'nurit Attorneys. Wuhinnnn
Iriu nffa. -
8f
ii for IhcU tljDMi vrin"
WTHOXOTAUY'S WCK'E.
Aimt-K is hereby gWn; tttat the fol-
i-ins account nas 0een; filed in the
i?roth-,.iiotary's office qf Juniata County
and the same will bo presented for coh-
uumtiou iuiu auotvfmce, to the Court
" -""""" . 01 saw i. ounty on
iuwuay tne Wif; day of September.
w nen ana where all persons in-.
teiesieu may attend if they think
uroiier:
The first atvfimU avountof ReuLwa
Cayeny and Henry U Smith, Assign
in trust for the benefit of the credioors
of Jacob Smith, of Fayette townsh'"j. as
Statdi liv Kmry I. .1
IS iSuw, VV. PH. XKIOERS,
, Proth.oiM.4ary.
ProthouotarvV Oifice,
Milllint.wn,PaAug.22, '98.
nil FEVER.
..1 t. St, . ..
...i.uHipiiic.)B opeeine. T7" cures
iy ever and Autumn Catarrh; all
uruggists ; Hoc., or Humphreys' Medi
cme company, Yy;k.
Great Cures prol hr thonsanrb
of testimonials show that Hood's Sai
eaparilla ossessea power t tmrfify
vitalize and enrich the blood.
Hood's P4HS are the onlv pllla to
r taien wiih Ilood'a Sarsaxvu-Ula.
No.3
P. M.
1 45
i ni
1 57
7 45 2 05
7 52 -2 12
8 05!2 25
8 1712 37
pEKKT eOFVTT KAILROADi
: The follvnrina: schedule went lo3- effeet
iivr. Hi, 1896, and the trains will 'be rae aa
fHowr
p. m
430
pm
J41
4 45
nn
4 6V
4-56
69
a. m
9 0
r.
u
9 14
I ".
I!)
22
9 24
9 2T
Leave Arnr3 -fl.ro p. m
tloncaonoo 1 54 J 28
-Ame n Mill r.49
Sulphur Snrinf T4
Corruan S i'Jin(f 7 4-4
Monte.lwMo Pari y. 4 1
5 10 V) 4S
S16 4
SiV 9 54
5 '2 57
27 Vt 05
S 82 lO I 7
8411
'Weaver
Roddy
HotTmao
Koyer
'Mabanoy
Bloomflold
Tresslcr
Nellson
Dum'n -ESiiotHbnre
Bornheinl'n
Groen Pk
Moritonr Joi
Land ikbn rr
Arrive
7 Si
TX3
Til
7 28
7 23
7 09
704 7 01
6 5S
a si
a 48
6 S3
6 28
2 23
2 20
8 18
2 IS
18
2 88
2 65
a eg
200
1 41
1 88
131
1 28
I 2ft
1 20
t 18
1 15
2 50
18 22 2 42 j
30 2 50 j ! IVZ
lOii. .i-i.i.iiiri D. 8k ID.
1--! Tram- luares LandiHbarr at U.QH n. .
O f E - . . . . r 1
x o " jwwmnmil ai n,w p rQw
8 52
8 55
9 03
9 06
9 09
9 12
9 18
9 251
Ldawn a. b j m
mi a. m..
2S
2ft
321
3'
3 hS5
Trains Noa. 1 saA 2-coacect at Port Rwal
with Way Paaserjur and Sesshore Exp. ieaa.
m V. K. K., anC jloa. aind 4 with Mii! oat.
.' All atieiia marked (') a?is atetieas,
at whisfe trains will come U aJ nil atnp on
signal
Cbabv. . Sanur,
i President.
. Rae,
Rap.
fVTE7TF1KT AND SEBrttfcJmJT'S VAL
; I v ley Kai.road Cora;aay Time taMe
of paeaeager trains, in fciecb on Monday,
May 18th, 1896.
STATIONS.
war.
Sj. 1
STATIONS..
DAILY, EXC3TnSU1KAY.
Port Koyali
Old Pori.,.. .........
Turbett.,
Freedo2j
Stewart,... ,
Grahasfc'A.
Spruc-HilL
Seven Pinej
Pleasiflb Tjew
Wari..
Fort 3iglAm.
Hoey Grove....
Hodkmai
East Waterford..
Peiiulaii
Pa8 Fann....
Iwoaard's Grove.
?aloo
8isnm Mills .A.
a
a
.a
Q
0.0
1.3
2.8
3.7
No.aN6.4;
A. M.
10 20;
18. 27
18' 33
P. Ml
5, 03
5 12
5. 18
10. 3;5- 21
i
4.410 39 5 24
5.0'10 4215. 27
6.3il0 505 35
7.210' 55 38
9.0lll 81 5 46
lO.Oill 05 51
iao'11 15.6 00
14.011 23;6 08
Newport ,
Baffalo Bridge
Jaaiata Furnace ...
Wabneta
yv :
Wat-r Ping
BloomHelil Jnnct:n
va'leyKott.1
Elliot tsburk.
Green Para:
Loysville
Port Robeson
Center ....
Cisna's Run
Andersonbara
Mount Pleasant
New GenxsAt'n ,
15.1
1T.5
20.5111
22.0!
11
11
286
406
536
13
25
38
12 00 6 45
24.012 08!6 53
25.512 14 6 59
2T.012 20,7 05
Jrainsnos. z And. H . m.-
ilia with Coneartf, Doyteaburg Dry Run.
KoMvUle, Nelyton Shade ap, Shadi
J.. G MOORHEAD,
SitpcruUendm
T. S. HOORHEAD, -President.
Mi A M
0S.'l0 85
6.08-19 88
. 6 12:10 42
6 110 45
6 2310 62
22: 11 01
6. 31,11 09
6- J9 11 09
C.51 11 21
'i64 11 24
1 06 11 85
T 11
7 15
7 21
7 27
7 85
7.41
7 45!
11 41
11 45
11 61
11 67
12 06
12 11
Bist-warl.
A M
8 80
8 27
T M
4 OD
8 67
8 2a: t 68
8 20
8 1&
8 It
8 es
800
7 45
' 1U
I 84
Z2
7 1
T 1
7 10
7 03
8 68
12 15 6 60
8 60
46
41
88
1 82
8 IS
10
804
266
2 49
2 45
2 40
2 88
2 24
2 20
D.GRING, President ud Manager
Mii.LEB, General Ageat.
FARQUKAR
TviWFtUlon Feed
Sftt? C3ILL
and
Suheribe or th JvirtATA Sntiotx
ASfJ PsfmicAw.
-inn).!, c.
- WW- mu CBHRfB.
-cow trepued under Ua tfSS&gfcfSS? & "i'
KOCNIC MEO-CO Chicago, Hi.
Sold brDrassisu at. m ver BotUe. Cfiire
Car.reJSUe.ail.7a. aBottlajs for SO.
Over aimin nmvl l
W - V . UV
Ij'ax Center Crank Engine
accurate, atronK and simple, with lar.3
suis or
3
A. B.FARQUH3CO.,Lti,York,P-v
wh-k htrf -g
anilsafe. No Fmrnbiis '
f4r ban ever ri
Plodtxl. ArHO BtuDtlftnl 1
mcricultarml implrrrnta
Benermlly. Hay Pre
A anariialtv. ftontL far '
CatoioKue and pr qm CO
A wunitenui liii.rovcnv;i.i Vrirdon Ft.-!: f-'iO,
. .A-i!u-k. isiu-lc mu'Uj.i oti-trri-f :t iliii- !
:3uiurutlwr In thfnk.rt. fc'r!-;li,o Inlr fr", -t.i.a
ib fefuVaA-urinj! i., buum! stlli tiilo ta -.
rrf i awwrr B.I rrnr. at.
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