SEXTINEL& REPUBLICAN
"mifflixtown. pa!
TEPNKSDAY. JAN'. 17, 1900
'i Kit MS.
Scb khi ion 5-1.00 per year if paid
la ailvaii-e : l-"" if "t Paid n advance-
Traii-'ieiit advertising and, local
oti.vSifiil:i line.
Peilnrtioiif will le made to those de
Brim.'t.iidveriie l.y the year, half or
quarter .war.
.V 40HT LOCJiLS.
ivwti-i are Again coming
int.. use.
Dr. Ki";; s New Discovery.
1 1 mil -'!' ,u reformatory was
471 iiini:it-s.
Tlie lt i ! "I' last w-ek was good
frtln' lif;ii.
Sam .Itn- li-i-t tiros in Lewistown
tui Wednesday evening.
Bueklen's Arnira Salve. y
l.,.vistnwn is t have a free mail
delivery ;!'!,: M'l.v If 00.
Tiie ad mi liseil letter in the jost
ottiee i- lor Mr. Edwin Ridley.
Fram-is i lower is i e-overmg
l'piiu :ni :itt i: k of rheumatism.
Dr. K nu's New Life Pills.
Mr-. A. N. I. 'a veil and son Al
fred Monday in Lewistown.
Iicifiui'i ! . .laiiuary, February,
the lhii-e inter inonihs are. half
.New Discovery.
-es old ,y Y. J. Culb-
aiic!ioie-r rm vuer aver-
I 13 -
weie
eold. severe
Br. King's New Life Pills. V
Air nr
Jirs. Harrv Kellv of
IiarnslKnghleft for their iLne
on Monday after w ; ..
their parents Ar. "TV," ,8ue
I - ..... mii.i nirsj. i
nnabaker.
The X rays are omnwi
new d reetion. A newmhTne hal
L?.'-. I 8 .r the P'Pnw of ex-
s e interior of the stom-
Dr. Kinsr's Xew n;.-.,.-.. ,
William Stine and wife residing
Squire C. li. Hnrnin.,'- r.
near Denholm, Milford townsh i
went to Pittshnrg on Sunday
count of the ill,,, of thir
John, ,who ill iu that city with a
CHiirressiniin Ar.i....
Umgressional action on his hill con
fernnjr on the cVmrt of Claims jur-lMlu-tion
over the "Border Raid"
claims. Thespoln
... aic lur HIMIIll
nages
iler-
Perry
on
icy of the McKinley administration
are giving encouragement to the Fil
ipinos and in that way helping to
prolong the war. '
Mrs. Southard Parker and daugh
ter Mies Belle of Washington, D C,
paused through this place on Tues
diyen route for Pitteburs where
they will spend some time visiting
relatives.
The Boers are slave dealers. Thev
capture Africans and sell them into
slavery; sell them with as little re
gret of conscience as when selling a
chieken or a horse or any other mark
etable article of traffic or merchan
dise.
"Daring the past year North Da
kota farmers have raised flux to the
value of about $10,000,000; and a
large mill has been erected at Fargo
for the reduction of fl-ix straw before
shipment to Niagara Falls or mn
nfacture into manila paper. A flax
mill with a capital of $250,000 is pro
jected at Xaunton."
Last Sunday after preaching the
Presbyterian congregation by a un
animous vote dissolved the pastoral
relations of Rev. A. N. Raven, Ph. B.
upon his own request, be having re
ceived an unanimous call from a
Presbyterian congregation in Seattle,
Washington State and thus the Mif
fliotown Presbyterians lose an able
Ininister.
It is said lightning kills brown
trout more frequently in mountain
streams than the common trout for
the reason the brown trout swims I
on l.rn. ()niy 50
ford D.uz Store.
teed.
e-'.t at M. V
Kntf b.tll.t
KnaVao-
three million dollars for dams
done in York, Adams, C,l
land, l ranklin, Fulton and P
counties
T V .
it. rving s .New Discoverr
People who express the llief
that large game is not to lie found
in Juniata county may lie induced
to change their minds when told by
John Tyson of this towu that with
iu a distance of six miles of Mifflin
town he hastranped 00 black Wars,
t" wuu cais ana any amount of
coon, opossums and other gaie all
within a period of r0 years. Mr
Tyson is 77 years old.
Bueklen's Arnic-a Salve.
Former Consul-General
I, , . - wa.Bioi iu tiuio nun turciu li
H Kav ihsin wli..... ... : 1 i ., . . .
i- -ciicuii recently ne returnea Home and was
" oener, contributes to met in Altoona by his brother
Charles Pimple. It was their first
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
MEETING.
The members of the Republican
County Committee are hereby no
tified that the Committee will meet
at the Jacoks House ill Milllintown,
at 1 o'clock p. m ., on
Saturday, January 20, lfloo,.
for the Durnose of fixinsr the tLate
for the T?.niitli"io Tiiiiipv T?lw. '
ion and also to transact such oth
er lmsiness as may le presented to
the committee. By order of
Wii.r. L. HiMiiMX,
Chairman.
COSG R EO TlOIf a 1. !H EET
I!fG Pursuant to a call regularly read
from the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church, a congregational meeting of
that denomination was held in the
main room of the Westminster
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning after the regular church
ervices', the meeting was called to
take action on the resignation of
Rev. A. N. Raven, who has a un
animous call from one of the lead
ing churches of Seattle, 'Washing
ton State. M. John R. Jenkins
presided at the meeting, having
been c hosen on motion of Mr. Win.
Hanks whilst upon motion of Gen'l
W in. Bell, Chas. B. Crawford act-
et aa "secretary. The resignation
t hit blltltAi.ir Cid a.
.'.oiu..i osniopoiiian 7 a
most interesting and important ar
ticle on the impressions he gather
ed at Emperor William's Capital.
It throws a clear light upon Ger
man polities, which to the ordi
nary American is a somewhat ob
scure subject. The article is pro
fusely illustrated also.
The Phillipiue island occupancy
is leiug discussed
in Comrress t -l" Americans rushed the entrench-
There are members w ho criticise ; mbnta- Sixty prisoners were taken
-i.
Dr. M!!U
The
ert-"ii
aed si;.
Fulton county paid eight hun
dred dollar the past Year for
sheep don damage.
Dr. King's New Discovery
The v. inter is going lv; the days
are grow ing longer. 1 he sun now
wis at in the evening.
I.ehoi-e men have their ice-Iiiin--e-
tilled and therefore don't
hoi in i i hein-tdves about the weath
er. (iieklcirs Arnica .Salve.
In nei-li'i . ring counties in some
of the country stores the L'Oth cen
tni iri'ei ion is debated every ev
ening. .
Dr. Win. Dtinks has iMMight tne
Wiri. V'ariKs farm between this
tow-iand fort Koyal along the riv
er mad.
Dr. King's New Discovery.
I.'cv. Vieior L. Conrad editor of
I he Lutheran l-erver died at his
home in Philadelphia on the 7th,
in--., aged 7i veal's.
I'.riiish reinforcements arc rapid
ly landing in South Africa and an
aggie i e campaign against the
e is may soon be on.
!1 n k'.-u'.- Arnica, Silve.
There is a report afloat that
A'to.na car shops are to be moved
to Mi-Kee's Hocks where there is a
jin---ed steel car plant.
The Pennsylvania railroad coni-
pan Have issued Slo.ono.uoostock
to meet purchases of stock of
riicsapeake and Ohio road.
... . i
o ....v- ".jdeait. nieir quarrel was of a
multiplying and before many vear's standing. The wives and
wars the Jurseless carnage win
luuelicen introduced into ever
count v.
close to the bottom of the stream I of, he Piist"r as duly re-ad and the
and are killed by electricity or light
ning that passes through the rocks
under the stream, The common
trout swims higher in the water and
is not effected by the electricity.
Bellwood Bulletin, January 12:
Twenty-seven years ago Harry Pim
ple left his home in Newry and dur
ing all these years be has been a
traveler in this and foreiern lands.
meeting, Charles having been born
soon after his brother's departure
from home."
The war in the Filipinos goes on
Colonel Ballard with the 39th infan
try, had a battle with 10 companies
of Filipinos on the Santa Thomas
road. They were entrenched. The
Americans rushed the entrenchments.
the government foreverything that
nas iieen done there since Dewev
destroyed the Spanish fleet and ex
press the lielief that the govern
ment should withdraw its armies
and twenty of the insurgents killed
One American was killed and two
officer slightly wounded.
One night last week while a partv
pUyed cards in a house at Eckville,
and fleets and lei the Filininos Berks conntv. Satan appeared anion l'
alone. There are few however who them. He carried a heavy clanking
hold such views. They hold that j chain and dragged a long tail behind
the Phillipiue islands will prove to him. He opened a book that be had
be a great good for the American ! with him and motioned for the par
ties to sign their names. Ine card
players were not long in getting out
of the honse. An 'investigation i?
people
Dr. King's New Life Pills.
Elmer E. Barner. formeilv
of in progress to find out whether it
Ilarrisbur" was a trick or the real satan.
Eidctric street car lines have done
away with omnibus travel and that
put out of U38 hundreds of thou
sands of horses and reduced the de
mand for corn and oats and with a
lessened demand for such grain the
Dr. King's New Life Pills.
n the oth of January Barney
Meyers, of Mercersburg, Pa., kill
ed a hog which weighed, cleaned,
ill'. lbs. The hog yielding nearly
o cans of lard.
Kcv. T. DeWitt Talmagc and
Mrs. Talmagc were the guests of
(ocernor and Mrs. Stone at the
Ecciitive Mansion at Tlarrisburg
las! Saturday.
Nortli- Dakota meeting in the
Hook Ladder Company house in
Paiici-on to-morrow evening,
Thursday. Jan. IS, JOoo. Atl-drc-s
hv Max Bass.
.i uuiata county is in
jail for the self confessed murder
of his brother-iii law Isaac J. Mil-
the I ler also former! v of .Timeil-i (vmntv
on last Sunday evening in Dauphin
county. Miller had just returned
from South Dakota and in his own
house was trying to settle a case of , prioe as a matter of course must
jealousy with his bsother-in-law j needs decline and now comes that
tl,hen Barner became enraged drew horseless carriage and that must
a revolver and fired. The bullet needs reduce the demand for horses
' entered Miller's left eve and hefell and corn and oats. If it were not
for the increased demand for cum
and oats in otbor directi jus the price
of those grains would go lower.
It is always a pleasure to note the
success of Juniata county people,
both at home and abroad, and there
fore it is a pleasure- to mention that
at a regular meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Chase National Bank
of New York City held o i Tuesday,
January 9, 1900 Samuel H. Miller
was appointed as cashier in the bank
iuRt named. Mr. Miller was born
'I ! children of the men were present at
v I theawfurtragedy. Barner will be
tried for murtlfir.
Si;ow fo the depth of inches
fell on Sunday.
Thawing frozen dynamite is a dan-
roii3 operation.
The fi'si thaw since Christmas be
gan on Suudy last
i - , i i l . . - a-1 t .
W. R. Kerlin spent a few days at "nrt UP "u T.
Irwin Dimm who moved from
this ..vu to do business in Lewis
t ran has bought himself a proper
ty in the last named place in which
t (carry on merchandizing.
I -ct ii-iiitf.i' ,iiot'..jl lli-if Avtmn
I. .1-1 lllll I FJW..'l IIJI.V
t he cat her drops below zero 'l
ILiriitbarg this week.
The tkatiug on the river at this
place on Saturday was fine.
Rending, Pa. preachers performed
851 marringe ceremonies hist year.
The Americans hav beon cxpand
iag tver since they first came to
Amer:c .
degrees, peaches are frozen. So
far this winter the weather has
i (een favorable to the peach.
.lames .1 link. Jr., has returned
from Xorlh Dakota where he spent
the u miner of lstts. He went out
aboid t!n time the colony from
.Imiia.ta went to Dakota ist spring.
Win. i 'rawfo-d of the Tribune,
"ho has licvn ill with lung trouble
at the home of his father in-law
Mr. Jacob SulouiV in Fermanagh
township, four miles north of town
is impiov jng in health.
The spring election will be held
February l'o. The -nd day of
February will be the last day for
filing certificates of nomination and
the .-.ih day of February the last
!a for liling nomination jtaiers.
Elder Koss Gilliford who was
in Tuscarora Valley, Juniata
county. Pa. in is:, I and moved to
Altoona in iss) died in Altoona
after a week's illness of pneumonia
about -j o'clock on the morniiis.' of
ihellthins1. He was married to
Miss Ada Burch field daughter of
Judge Lewis Burchfield. deceased,
in l.s". His wife and seven chil
dren survive him
You can't fella democrat from a
rcpuhliran bvv his apvear:ince, but
they differ in their views. One is
a low I a rill' or free trade man; the
other is a high protective tariff
man. )ne is for state banks; the
other is for National banks; one is
n favor of restraint by court in
junction; the other is agaiiift re
straint by court injunction: one f
in favor of a coin redemption fund
K to I ; the other is iu favor of
gohi coin redemption with silver
-ubsidry coin 10 to 1.
Now that c wstin is good reports
come in of accidents in slide
ins: d ?wn hill. , y
Mrs. Ezra Parker of Washington,
D. C, is visiting her parents Mr. and
Win. Banks.
The 2J inches of snow on Sunday
morning brought out the s'eighs on
Sunday afternoon.
SamT Rothrock of Fort Wayne,
Ind.. is visitincr his mother Mrs.
Elizibeth Rothrock.
Miss Willa McNitt has been spend
ing several days past with friends
and relatives in Lewistown.
A few stings of honey bees on
limbs afflicted with rheumatism is
said to cure the rheumatism.
The cold weather came with Christ
mas, but up to this time the cold has
I not driven the mercury to zero.
There are only three things that
many civilized people are happy in
doing namely, eating, drinking -and
gossiping. '
John Penny while unloading a
trunk at the Jacobs House had a
bone broken in his foot by the fall of
tho trunk..
Gnffey a protege of the Standard
Oil Company is a candidate among
the democaats for United States Sen
ate. He is a Bryan democrat.
After a prolonged visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hss, Miss Mand Hess
of Marietta and Miss Annie Easton
of Lancaster returned to their re
spective homes.
The old time shooting match with
the old time muzzle rifle has been re
vived. The old time muzzle loading
rifle is the most aocurately shooting
gun.
The British report that the Boers
lost in their attack on Ladysmith,
t nth. nmr two thousand men.
mi nJ:t;.h int hntween 8 and 9
hundred.
Simon Miller and son-in-law of
Mr. Harrison Minium of Beale township.
Lewisburg News: Nearly all the
leaf tobacco raised in Northnrnoer
land county in portions of which it is
quite extensively cultivated has b-?en
sold to buyers. The t)9 crop wi s
purchased on tbe poles befir.
it was stripped by the producers.
The raisins of the weed will no
T ... .
doubt be a profitable pursuit during
the next four or five years, and
growers will increase their acreage.
This is due evidently to the Spanish
American war in Cuba and Porto-lli
co, where it bad been quite exten
sively raised.
Since the shooting aceidants last
week we have heard of half a dcz9n
narrow escapes from being shot with
target guns. In one esse the ball
passed tbrougu a man s nat. in an
otht r a woman's head was grazed
and tha ball struck her dish pan. In
the third case a ball flattened against
a wall beside a woman. In the
fourth case the bnllet passed through
a man's clothing and in tso other
case 3 men made vry narrow escapes
from beincr hit. Isn't it time to en
force the ordinance against these
dangerous playthings? Lewistown
Gazette.
- If vou are old enough you remem
her thn Mexican war in 1847. That.
is one war. The second war you re
member was the Crimean war in Ea
rooe in 1855. So you come on this
way and see the war between Italy
and Austria; the war between Prus
sia and certain German states: the
war between the States in the United
Stntet; the war between France and
Mexico; the war between France and
Germany; the war between tbe
British and the Boers, lhe wars
mentioned were between professedly
Christian people. They constitute
nine wars since 1847. Jsine wars in
53 vears, a war every 6 years.
following resolutions presented bv
Mr. M. P. Crawford were adopted
in relation thereto, the same upon
sulisequent motion being directed
to be published in the Mifrlintown
papers and also presented to Mr.
Ra ven. Following the adoption of
the resolutions Mr. M. P. Craw
ford was appointed by the meeting
a delegate to-con vey the action of
the congregation to the next meet
ing of the Presbytery of Hunting
don.
KKSi (I.UTIONS:
Whereas the Rev. A. N. Raven
has deemed it advisable to tender
his resignation as pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church
of Miflliutown. Pa., that he may
accept a call to the Taylor Church
of Seattle, Washington, and
whereas it liecomes us to take ac
tion on the same both with refer
ence to the congrepation and with
reference to the Presbytery of
Huntingdon in our recommenda
tion thereto, therefore be it resolv
ed: That, although we sorely regret
his leaving us whom he has served
ably and zealously, yet in consid
eration of the fact that he has been
called to a larger field of useful
ness, we feel it our duty to release
him from his labors here, accept
his resignation and unite with him
in asking the Presbytery to dis
solve the pastoral relation now ex
isting 1 iet ween himself and the
Westminster church.
Resolved, further that we rec
commend him to the people of
Seattle in general and to the church
he is to serve in particular as a
courteous gentleman, an able
preacher ami a faithful pastor,
whose ministrations in the gospel
among our people have lieen high
ly instructive and Iienefiuial.
Resolved, that in giving up our
pastor to the people of Seattle, we
can assure them of his zeal and fi
delity and heartily express the le
lief that if they give him proper
support and encouragement their
church will le greatly prospered.
SALE REGISTER.
March US. Samuel Slclier will sell at
his farm in Walker township, horses,
cattle, sheep, hogs and a full assortment
of farming machinery and implement
January HI. Sadie K. Jamison and
Mrs. M. Bear, executrixes's sale of real
estate in Fayette township.
January 25. Harvey A. Foltz, ad
ministrator, real estate in Monroe town
ship.
March 21. Jonathan Keiser, live
stock, farm implements, iu Delaware
township.
March o. ". J. Pellnian, jiersonal
property at Hichlleld.
February in. '. W. Stewart, live
stock and farm utensils in Beale town
ship.
Februarv 21. Frank Barton, live
stock and farming iuplenients at Pleas
ant View.
February 27. Andrew Banks, admin
istrator, live stock and farm imple
ments in Fermanagh township, on
Stouft'er farm.
Why not be well?
If you are suffering: with any disease of the Kidneys,
Bladder or Urinary Organs, Dr. David Kennedy'
Favorite Remedy will make you well again. It has
cured cases that bordered on the miraculous.
It quickly cures men and women of inability to bold
urine, and they are not compelled to get up often and make
water at night. It removes the scalding sensation in
passing k, and, when taken according to directions, it
invariably cures pains in the small of the back.
Favorite Remedy not only " cures Stone in tha
Bladder and Bright's Disease, but p. events them
from developing.
One case is that of John J. Neill, of aon North
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. In 18S9 he began
to suffer indescribable miseries from Stone in the
Bladder. An eminent physician said a surgical
operation was necessary. It unsuccessiui 11 meant
death, and Mr. Neill put off the evil day as long as possible.
While in this frame of mind ho heard of Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and bouglft it. Before
he had finished the third bottle the gravel was completely
dissolved and his sufferings were at an end.
Favorite' Remedy is a perfect Blood and
Nerve medicine. It restores the liver to a healthy
condition, cures the worst cases of Constipation,
and all diseases peculiar to females. It cures Scrof
ula, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism. Your druggist
will sell you a regular full-sized bottle for $1.00.
Sample Bottle Free.
Those sufferers who wish to try Favorite
Remedy before buying should send their full
nostoffice address to the Dr. David Kennedy Cor
poration, Rondout, X. V., and mention this frnpsr. A
free sample bottle will be sent them prepaid, together with
full directions for using. This is a genuine offer, aud all
our readers can depend upon it.
Meyer's Stores.
The Largest Distributors of Slen'o
and Boys' Apparel.
Special Sale everyday.
A Clothing Sale That Demands "Attention,
Schott's -:- Stores
At the Threshold of the Century
Anno Domini JJIDCCCC.
To all our Frienda and Patrons, Present or Prospective:
Health, Happiness, and Prosperity.
Tbe great success aud ennraioiu bufinees can be directly nttributed
by giving our patrons first class uttemiuu, cfc&rgiDz but a small percentage of
profit however low wo buy it, trca'irg every p-rson fair and square, carrying
a complete stock in all lioe;. buying our goods for ci-b at lowest prices and
eel. ing tbe same way, these are the reasons fcr our successful business career.
A Clean up Sale.
Each and every linecf poodd bag numerous bargains to effej
after the holiday rusb. and we have decided to offer these gooda a
attractive prices, and you cau Lave pome of them if you come quickly
Dress Goods in Short Ends and
Remnants at Half Price.
Ladies Jackets and Capes at Reduced Prices. Hisses' and Children'
Jackets at Reduced Prices. Tailor mada Suits and Wrapper?, Silk
and Cloth Waists at Reduced Prices.
Blankets and Comforts at
Reduced Prices. . . .
Underwear, Men. Ladies and Children, Gloves and Stockings at I?e
duced Prices Carpets, Oil Cloth, Lenelimns at Reduced Prices
Lace Curtains at Reduced Prices.
We sell you Lancaster Gingham at 5 cents, worth 7 cents.
Calicoes at 3i and 5 cents worth one-third morn.
Towling 3 yards for 10 cents.
Children Stocking for 5 cent.
OutiDg Flannel for 5 cents a yard.
Muslin for 41,5, 6, and 7 cents.
4 Heavy Cheviot for "Men's Shirts, 10 yards for 75 cents
Shaker Flannel for 5 cents.
A Few Remaining Holiday Goods
At Half Price.
Now is your opportunity to get much for LITTLE PRICES.
SCHOTT'S STORES,
103 to 109 Bridge Street - MIFFLINTOWN, Pa
The best that money can buy at half usual profits, caused by our shrewd
method' of buying from overloaded manufacturers. We are really felling yom
better goods for less money than any other bouse in America.
Kfen's $8 Suits $4.75. :omprisin(r all wool cheviots. CAU sin
nnnA v.lnoa at .98. Pick them now out for ti 75.
i Men's $10 Suits $6.50. Hera's a ehanee to get a good suit for littl.
made to fit. We have all sizes in thin line. Compare these suits with
$10 suits that others are sell, and it would be bard to tell the differenoa.
Onr nrice now f 6.i.0.
Men's $12SutS$7.50. u 0pri.i.. all wool fancy Caster..
1 weeOfl, c'neviois, v.i")B uu unco. oi.vo
value at $12 now $7 50.
BOW? Cloihinf. Bring ycur boys here for new suits and overooats. All
the new fall patterns Hundreds of stjles to select from. All siaes.
Our prioes are lower than evr.
Men's $8 Overcoats $5. I" beaver and Kersey cloths. . Guar-
anteed ast colors Substantially made aud neatly flciehed. Positive
bargains for $8 Buy one now for $5.
MEN'S $10 OVERCOATS $7.5C. Comprising Kersey and Coverts, lined
with tin Strictly up to-date coats now for $7.50.
MEN'S $14 OVERCOATS $10. In Covert cloths, beautifully trimmed.
New shad-s, welt scans, with satin sleeve lining. Cut in tbe popular
lengths. Fine value at $15, now $10.
MEN'S HATS AND FURNISHING. Men's Derbys and Fedoras in blaok
browc, maple, jedar. pearl with black and white silk bands These hats
are rqual to sfv $2 hat made. Our price $1
DERBYS IN UNBREAKABLE QUALITY. This line will wear as any
$3 bat you may tuy elsewhere. They are Dunlap, Yoeinan, Knox and
Young styles, now $1.50.'
Exceptional bargains in Men's and Boys' tbirts, underwear, neckwear,
cloves and overshirts, at prioes lower than ever. On onr second floor we have
a full complete line of Trunks and Satchels. Our prices arc lower than any
House in tbe county.
Furniture and Houee Furnishing Goods, Queensware,
Glassware and Fancy Chinaware.
Five large floors filled to their uUrost extent with Furniture and House
Furnishing Goods The trust will not effect us in this department as we pre
pared ourselves id advance. We have carloads of furniture at low figures, and
we are pr. pared to sell this line lowt r than ever. Call to see our grand line
of Parlor '.Suits, Covcbes, Lounges. Fancy Rockers, Morris Chairs, Extension
Tables, Bedroox Su U, l'ancy Parlot Tables, feiae Boaras, rancy iesaa
Dinners, and anything in the Furniture line. Also a oompiete lino of Fancy
Decorated Ware, in Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, and a oomplete line
of Johnson's Ware ITF'Goods delivered f rt e to all parts of tbo county.
MBY1R
7
115 mid 11T Bridge Sire I,
.11 1 FF1I STOW X I'A
Tuscarora Valley Railroad.
SCHKDrLE IN EFFECT MONDAY, JUNE.
189S.
EASTWARD.
Iv
STATIONS.-'
DAILY, EXCEI-T SUMDAY.
S:-J1 JS C2 Sarsap&rflia has ever audi
e over t-guia jrovea oy lis cures,
;No.l
A. 51 P. M
Blair's Mills Iv 7 25 I 45
Waftirh.i 17 SI I 51
Leonard's Grove i7 37 I 57
Ross F nn 7 4'. 2 05
Piii vlu-k . ;7 52 i 12
Knot Watrfor! !$ 05 2 25
ffhan di rther reparations fsJferf, that
20, 't U fe. lr.3 'iny, SLOOR Prrytar.
RAILROAD TI11E TABLE.
pKRKT COUVTT RAILROAD.
Tho fnllowin- schedule went Inio i-flect
f SrtHWtf, I8;-rih9-fra!nwiH he ra "
r. tr-
No.3
The aneech makers in Congress,
. who apeak aginst tbe Filipino pol
March 1. T. M. Crawford, m Sam
uel Pannebaker's farm at Honey drove,
horses, cattle and farm implements.
March 3. John C. Kliy, live stock
and farm Implements near Academia.
March 18 amuel Horning, live
cattle and farm implements in Fer
managh township.
March 10. Charles Jroninger, farm
implements and household good in
Turliett township.
March lt. 5. E. Sieber, farm imple
ments and live stock in Walker town
ship.
March a) L. McIVinald, live
stock and farm implements in Milford
township.
March J. J. T. Ailmaii. live stock
ktock and farm implement!- in Walker
township.
March 23. Style K. Unleti. live
stock aud farm implements in Iteale
township.
March 27. E. M. Nipple, live stin k
and farm implements in .Iteale town
ship.
March 28. Win. Varnes, live stock
and farm implements in Walker town
ahip.
BRATE MEM
Victims to atomacb. liver and kidney
trouble aa well as women, and all feel tbe
results in losa of appehte, poisons In tbe
blood, backbone, nervooanea, neaaacne
and tired, listless, run-down feeling. Bat
there's no need to feel like that. Listen to
J. Wt Gardner, Waville, lnd. He aya.
"Blectric Bitters are just tbe thing; for a
man when be is all ran down, and don't
care whether be lives or die. It did
mora to rive me new atrengrh and good
aDoetite thon anvtbinc I could take. I
! can bow eat anything ad bate a new leaae
c!i(:(:n
inn 1 5 rove.
i'.i t nitihwr.:.
WsrhV
Ple.i. ' View
Ser ti i' ( .
Spriv., Hi.)..
Gral.'-ic's. . . .
Stewrt t
Freeilcm
Turlx-tt
Old Port
Port Royal..
17!2 37
.i3 22'2 42
. . 3 CO 2 50
, . jS- 3D 2 59
. . !.S -143 04
. . S 52i3 12
.. 3 r,m 15
p. in
4 30
4 3t
8 ;
4 4-'
4 4'i
4 51
4 54
4 r,6
4 59
...3 CG
...,0 09
...19 12
...9 18
Ar 9 25
3 23
3 26
3 29
3 32
3 38
3 45
Tiairs Nr-B. 1 cr.d 2 connect at Port Koyal
with Ty 'aKne-rr and Seashore Express
cn P. R. K., tid Foe. 3 crd 1 nilb Mail fast
a. m
Ji 0(1
o IT.
f n
!l U
l 14
0 11
! 19
9 22
9 24
9 2T
a 10 10 43
5 lfi 3 49
5 21 9 54
5 24 9 57
5 27 10 05
5 32 10 17
5 34 10 17
6 87 10 30
6 02 10 35
p. m a. m
Leave Arrive a. va
f)nnc:innon 7 51
KinjrVi Mill
S"lli'"ir 'r:nc
r;nian S i-l.p-r
Montehe,,o Parh
tt'oii ver
Roddy
llnB'mon
Rover
Mahanoy
Bliionifield
Trco!er
Netlso.1
Dmu's
Elliotsbure
B.-rnlieisr?
Oroi-n Prk
Montour Juno
Landiht'iirfr
7 n
7 '"
7 I
7 11
7 40
7 36
7 3.1
7 31
7 28
7 23
7 09
7 04
7 01
fi fi8
r. 5t
6 4H
8 83
6 28
p. m
2 2
2 28
2 20
IB
2 15
2 13
2 08
2 65
2 03
2 00
I 41
I 3(1
I 31
t 2
1 25
1 20
I 18
1 16
2 50
Arrivo
Leavn a.
m p ra
Train leaves BlnoniHjM at 5.M . m.,
nd prrivea at Lnndishurit at G.23 a. ra.
Train leaves Lnnitixli'ire at 6.08 p. id., and
arrives at JilooniHeld at 6.40 p. ra.
AH sUtions niarkwl) are llai stations,
at whiefc trains will eiiran to a full s!ni on
signal.
On as. Tl. Skilet, S. 11. Ilroa,
President. Sap'.
WESTWARD.
Trains Nos. 2 and S corncct at Blnir's
Mills with Ciineord, Doylei-bnr Dry Run,
NossvtlSe, Neeljton, Shade (Jap. Shade
Valley and Oosborn Station Stugo Lines.
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1900.!
Special Invitation To The Pnblh
i
STATIONS.
L'.ULl", KTiCHIT SrSPAY.;
M 2 No.4
IN1
ak
EWPOUT AM) SUEKMAN'S VAL
Time table
on Monday,
lev Koilroad Company.
of passenger trains, in effect
May 18tb, 1896.
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing: tat foes
from
on
daih
RED HOT FROM THE Gi lt
Was the bill ihrt hit Q. B. Steaiiiini, of
NewrK, Mich., in tbe Civil War. I
caused horrible Ulcere that no treatment
bet ped for 20 years. Then Bucklun'a
Am ca Salve enred bi Core Cots,
Bruises, Barns, Boils, Felons, Corns, 8 kin
Eruptions- Beat Pile care on esrtb. 26c.
a bo. Care guaranteed. Sold by M. P.
Crawford, Druggist.
NERVOUS Troubles arc due to
impoverished blood. Hood's Sar
aaparilla is the One Trne Blood
Purifier and NERVE TONIC.
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARIjEY
It will La
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 STYLEJ
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
Bis prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't J iil
to give him a call if in need of Clothing,
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLIN TO WN TP.
! I A. M f. M
. 0 0 10 20,5 05
.; 1.3 10 27 5 12
J 2 8 10 33 5 18
.; .1.7.10 3fi5 21
.i 4.410 30 5 24
.! 5.il0 42 5 27
.j 6 310 50 5 35
. , 7 2 10 53 5 .18
J 0 0,11 01 5 46
Waiblc ! 10.0111 065 51
pi.it ttova!..
Old Tort
Turhptt
Freedom
Stewart
Grnl ani'o. . . .
Spruce Ti ill . -Si'v-n
Pines.
Pleasnnt View. .
Fort Bilinm. . .
Honpy Grove. .
Heckman
Fust Wuterford
Perulnck ;
Hohs Farm
Lt-ouard'j Grove...
Waterloo
Blah's Mills Ar-
j a
12.0!ll 15 6 00
114.011 23 6 08
15.1! 11 2S6 13
17.5!ll 406 25
20.5111 53 6 38
22.0!l2 00 6 45
24.0112 0 6 53
25.5'l2 14 6 59
27.0jl2 20,7 05
STATIONS.
Newp' rt
Bnflilo liriilge
Juniata Furnace ...
Wihnt'ta
Srlvan
Wat-r Plnp
Hloointie'd Jnnct'n,
V'Ipt Foart
Kllir.ttsl."ri
Gren I'ar
f.opii'lo
fort Kobeson
Centr
Cipca'a Run ,
And. rsonburjr ....
Blain .. .
Mount Pleasant . .
New Gcrtaant'u ..
Went
ward.
warl.
1 t
a m i
8 30!
8 271
8 23,
8 20
P Hi!
p li
8
P M A M
fl 05 10 85
ti 08 10 38
6 12 10 VI
ti 15 10 45,
f. 25 10 52
6 22 11 Ot
(j 31 11 0i
fi 39 1 1 0(;
li 51 11 2'
i; 51 it
7 05 l t Sf
7 II It t I
7 1". II 45
7 21 U 51
7 27:11 57
7 35 12 05
7 41 12 11
7 45 12 15! 6 60
r m
3 6?
3 6s
3 60
3 49
3 41
88
8 ' 3 82
7 K- 3 15
- i
. 4 ;
7 2b
7 10
7 03
fi 68
3 10
3 04
2 66
2 49
2 46
2 40
2 33
2 24
2 20
D. fJRIXG. I'rpaidi'iit ir.d M i-nper
C. K.. Milleb, General Aeent.
JO
3I00RHEAD,
Superintendent. -
T. S MOOR HEAD, j
President.
, - (
- m wwe I
ncuiiu w uitWHUUkug
SAWMILL MD ENGINE
wonderful Improvement In Prlriton Freda an1 l
t Civ-Knrk Muck motion ott "a rnH:f iimr t.-'t :
: , an voider in tin nmrkt. Frlfiinn I Imrh Ktl,
ntusinir all lhe f4 K-nrmr Uj etami titlMltil tiuk
! Intf: rent PNvinc in ITfu-rr ntial wrnr. 'it-
l.'tie antl pnttt irw. AWi Sprlnar illrTw
i rtitivaton), l'r I'lnitrs. hrllrri t:,.
ILENt U fe DKO?IGOU, ?Urm York i.
40DYt
ummii
1 IJ .--.v
Si
t
JSTWiL and SZTtXL
-JOENERATION AFTER btNtKAHbN
HAY! (JklO ASO BLESSED IT. .-.J
Jhrfrppt nn Snaart ChlttFm Lore Tf.
TVary TravaW suould hAve a boctlo 01 It In ttis
Every Sufferer Ds ST.S
ma neMmehe, IMphtherU. Gcnghn, VmXmrrk, BrooctrifH
Asthma. Cholera MorlxM. Diarrhtfm.Latm'nem. 9onr
in Bo. It or Umhfl, Bt'ff JoinU or 8trmlr.9, will Ijjtf M
thU ohl Anoilyne rt- lef ami 5pwlT cum. lairvhHC
tra Solil rvarvwN-.e. Pri cl, hy niall. aAO
Great Ctires i .
r.f ti-t!..-Kiiii:il. ell t tii it
. tiionanda
i!ii;l's bar
r ii riivify.
'iji'll (!. JVI-J-TS'-vlL.liZJ
till'.!.
HtKds Pit's -..x" tiw oniv pillato
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