The Perry County Democrat from Bloomfield, Pennsylvania • 3

ran Lebo Lebo, July 2, 1884. 1 Our neighborhood has been all excitement for the last few days oyer the depredations Register's Business. Josiah W. Rice, Register of Perry county, transacted the following business in his office from January 1st, 1834, to July 1st, 1884 Letters of Administration. Can Always be Seen at Our Store TTmr Che Pectoral.

of horse thieves. Mr. John Kitner, of NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. William Loxgacke, a belligerent Mifrlintown young man, has gotten himself into jail cn the charge of beating Samnel Kepner, of Port Royal, until that man's life is in danger. The affray occurred in Mifllintown Friday night of last week.

Since the above was in type we learn that Kepner died on "Wednesday. His slaughterer stands a good chance to spend a portion of his life in the Western Penitentiary at Allegheny City. Lcd'jer. l-ESS'A RAILUOAI) TIME TABLE. So other complaints so insidious in tlicir attnuk as those affecting tlie throat and lungs: nono so trilled with ly the majority of sufferers.

The ordinary cough or cold, resulting 1 erhajts from a trifling or unconscious ex On and after Monday, June 39th, 1884, VITAL QUESTIONS! Ask the most eminent physician Of any school, what is the best thing in the world for quieting and allaying all irritation of the nerves, and curing all lorms of nervous complaints, giving natural, childlike refreshing sleep always And they will tell you unhesitatingly Some form of Hops CHAPTER I. Ask any or all of the most eminent physicians "What is the best and only remedy that can be relied on to cure all diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs such as Bnght's disease, diabetes, retention, or inability to retain urine, and all the diseases and ailments peculiar to Women" "And they will tell you explicitly and emphatically "Buc7iu Ask the same physicians ADMIVISTIt 4 TORS. William II. Lightuer. Jacob Buck.

(Susanna Brown, (Samuel Browu. Alex. W. Smith. John W.

Bothwell. Henry Parner. Robert H. Neilson, c. i.

a. bianiel W. (iantt. W. A.

liovd. posure, is often hut the beginning of a fatal sickness. A Kit's CilKliiiV I'FXTOliAL has v.i ll proven its efficacy in a forty years' fight with throat and lung diseas -s, and be Our Spring Trade has kept our stock steadily moving. We are now prepared for the Summer Season, with an elegant new and Fresh Slock. Our motto of "The Best Ooods for the Least Money," in connection with our large assortment and good yies, IS BOUND TO WIN.

COME AND SEE OUR LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING. Men's Suits from $3.50 to any quality and price you want. Boys' 2 50 Child's 1.25 We have a splendid assortment of Light Pants, and Summer Clothing of any descrip 8 33 a. M. 11 21 A.

M. 6 21 P. Elliottsburg, passed through here in search of a horse that had been stolen from him on Friday night. Later in the day Mr. Oliver Rice and son passed through, also hunting a valuable mare that had been stolen on the same night.

The searching parties passed on over the mountain hunting for their horses, which were all day on Saturday concealed in the bushes by the roadside on the mountain. Oa Saturday night Mr. luce's mare tore loose and got away from them. She was met coming down the mountain by a man who was going over on horseback and one of the thieves was after him but took to the bushes on seeing this man approach. The Kitner horse, not being up to the standard that those gentlemen deal in, they turned him loose.

On Sunday the two horses were found at neighboring farm houses. Not beini; successful in their Friday night's stealings the thieves came down 10 23 P. M. trains will run as follows NEWPORT STATION. EASTWARD.

Huntingdon Ac, daily except Sunday. Johustowu Express, daily Mail, daily Mail Express, daily WESTWARD. Piciflo Express, daily Passenger, daily Mail, daily except Sunday Fast Line, daily Huntingdon Ac, daily except Sunday. Oyster Express, daily except PEOKHENTS. William B.

Keck, George Sheets, Johu Brown, Abraham S. Smith, Catharine Krick, George E. Barner, Catharine Neilson, Hananiah Gantt, Hugh Boyd, William J. Graham, Lewis Frank, James S. Sykes, George A.

Gibs hi, Jonathan Shirk, Stephen Losh, Jennie H. Orr, Philip Cook, Klineptti Daniel Minich, Keziah Slouch, William H. MeOord, David Barrick, 4 01 A. M. 9 20 A.

12 09 P. M. 4 02 P. M. 6 02 P.

si tion you may want. ll 32 P. iv nat is tne most reliable and surest Thomas F. Graham. Irviu J.

Frank. Henry H. Sykes. Milton B. tiibsou, c.

t. S. A. Kiner. 'harles S.

Losh. William Orr. John P. Steel, (George W. Cook.

Hon. IS. F. W. H.

Minich. L. Wright, c. t. a.

Dr. M. K. Strickler. D.

S. ISarrick. Charles 8. Orris. (Simon B.

Sheibley, '(I. CaHin Sheibley. C. Zimmerman. Alfred Uebel.

Johnstown Express East on Sunday, will connect O.v Sunday afternoon Charles Orcn, proprietor of the saloon under Putz's store, on Front street, was precipitated over the bank, on the Howe township river road. The mishap befel him while he was attempting to turn a horse and carriage around. The whole team went down, but neither Mr. Oren or the horse was hurt. The buggy with Sunday Mail, leaving Ilarrisburg at 1 p.

m- for cure lor all livtrdiseases or dyspepsia constipation, digestion, biliousness, malaria, fever, ague, and they will tell you Mandrake! or Tiandtilin-n I Philadelphia. COME AND SEE OUR SPLENDID LINE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. Wc have Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes in every grade. We have Women's and Misses' Shoes and Slippers in every grade. We have Children's and Babies' Shoes and Slippers in every grade.

For the largest variety and lowest prices in Boots and Shoes, don't fail to come to Samuel Orris, Eliza both Sheibley, into the valley on Saturday nisrht arul Hence, when tnese remedies are With others ennallv valuable stole from the stable of Thomas Lebo a Chas. SI. Zimmerman, 3 03 A. M. our store.

George Hehcl, valuable horse belonging to his son Christ. 11 S3 A. M. And compounded into Hop Bitter such wonderful and mysterious curative power is developed, which is so varied in its 6 53 m. Pi-cbate of Wills and Letters Testamentary.

This one they succeeded in getting iway with. TLey were followed on Sunday shafts were broken and the wheels DUNCANNON STATION. EASTWARD. H'lutiuedoa Ac, daily except Johnstown Express, daii Mail, daily Mail Express, daily WESTWARD. Pacific Express, daily Way Passenger, daily Mail, daily Huntingdon, Ac, daily except COME AND SEE OUPv NOBBY LINE OF HATS, TRUNKS, The best line of Straw Goods for Men and Boys in the county.

Nobby styles in soft 10 .3 p. 21. 3 39 A. M. and tracked to the South Mountain at KXKCUTOUS.

Lizzie N. Derickson. Laura V. Oonip. operations that no disease or ill health can possibly exist or resist its power, and yet and stiff Hats for Men and Boys.

Trunks and Satchels from the cheapest to the best. Holly, but it was then almost night and 8 52 A. si. dished. Ncirjyort News.

Rki'Airs on the Juniata bridge a uon uuy a nat until you examine our large line. H. II. Neilson, (adm'r c.t.a. the thieves had got into the mountains.

11 47 A. M. 5 35 P. M. II.

H. Humbaugu Joshua Kitner. The pursuing party were afraid to toilow 11 10 P. M. Duncan's Island, will be commenced Oyster t-xpress, daily except sunaay.

and so returned, after being within a mile COME AND SEE OUR NEW LINE OF CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. Hemp Carpets as low as 20 cents. Rag Carpets as low as 35 cents. Flowered Carpet SI. B.

Gibson, (adm'r c.t.a. Fast Line West wiil stop at Duncannon on by the commissioners of Dauphin or two of them. The same party resumed the search on Monday, but without as low as 25 cents. All kinds of Oil Cloth for Floor, Table or Stairs. taken all cases without delay.

A Terrible Coug-li Cured. In 1 took a severe cold, which affected my lungs. I had a terrible cough, and passed sight alter night ithout sleep. The doctors gave mo up. I tried A VKlt's ClIKltltY which relieved my lungs, induced sleep, and p.il'orded me the rest necessary lor tin' recovery of my strength.

Ry the continued use of tlie Pr. ioiial a permanent cure was etVected. I am now- Cl' years old, halo ami hearty, and am satisfied your l'lxroiiAi. saved me. Hoit.Mt-: tiir.K." lio'-liiiigliam, July 15, lsw.

Croup. A Brother's Tribute. While in the country last wilder my liftlo boy, three years old, was taken ill ith croup; it seemed as if he would die from strangulation. One of the family suggested the use of A VKlt's CnumtY I'm oic a a bottle of which was always kept in the house. This was tried in small a.el frequent doses, and 'to our delight in less lliau half an hour the little patient was breathing easily.

The doctor said li sit- the Ciiniitv J'EiTOitAL had saved my darling's life, fan you wonder at our gratitude? Sincerely yours, Emma CIedxkv." 1' Worn New York, May 16, 1S82. I have usfd Ai C'HKRRV Pkctorai, in my family lor several ycais, and do not herniate to pronounce it. the most, effectual remedy f.r coughs and colds we have ever tried." .1. Crane." Lake ry-tal, March 1J, I suH'ered for years roin Bronchitis, and after tr ing many remeiries with no suc-c 1 was cured by the use. of Avtli's I'l roi: ii Wju.dkn." April li-J.

1 cannot say enough in praise of AVER'S Ciiriutv believing as do that hut for its use I should long since have died from lung troubles. UltAonox." Palestine, Texas, April 22, 1ssl 'o case of an affection of the throat or lungs exist v. Inch cannot be greatly relieved by the use of Avr.n's Ciir.KHV and it will nhrous cure when the disease is not already beyond the control of medicine. ntEi'AKtU BY Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.. Mass.

Sold bv all Druggists. and Perrv counties next Monday Sunday when nagged. Rice's Stsisre Lines. David SI. Ilerielison, Willrim F.

Comp, Catharine Neilson, Henry Hoffman, G. Kitner, (ilec'd 1807; George A. Gibson, Mary A. Noblet, John Milligau. Keziah Slouch, Kiizabeth Hanie! Sowers, Margaret Troutmiii, Imvis Silks, liiigh Adams, Susan Bair, James Campbell, William Mathews, Slarlha E.

Lightuer, The McCormick3 shut down their COME AND SEE OUR SUMMER LINE OF LADIES' GOODS. The best assortment, of Ladies' and Children's Jerseys. Large variety of Parasols, Considerable damage was caused to the piers of this bridge by the ice lumber and stave mills for repairs. They isathamcl Nobiet. A.

II. Ooblm, Esq. -I. L. Wright, (adm'r c.

t. a William H. Moretz. Frances Sowers. Cliark Troutman.

O. P. Wright. Thomas Morrison. Jeremiah Bair.

Isaiah Campbell, "(James L. Campbell. George W. Slat hews. Ko Letters.

Oa and after Mav 1st. 18S4. Stnsrcs will Knit Shawls, Fans, Gossamers, Gloves, Collars, Corsets, If you want a paraol or expect to be stopped about six weeks. The run as follows Hoods in tlie last spring Jersey, call and see our line. men who worked at the mills nave scattered Leave Newport daily except Sunday at 8 a 1:30 p.

m. and p. in. on arrival of trains East and among the farmers, to harvest an act that The repairs will be made by the two counties jointly at an equal expense West. was hichlv appreciated bv tlie latter, lor COME AND SEE OUR LARGE LINE OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.

We have Shirts, Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Overalls, Ties, Collars. Cuffs, Suspen Leava Blootnfiedd at 5:13 a. 9:30 a. m. and 4 p.

the harvest is nlenty but the laborers are to each. hecord. ders, Mouth Organs, Accordeons, Watches, Jewelry, in. The Stage leavin? Ittoomfield at 5:45 a. m.

will The (Jenuiae Piano. The make connection witu the 7:12 tram going jaet. Eice Bbo. To most children the bare suggestion of few. The wheat is heavy, the grass good and the oats promises a fair crop.

Some of our farmers have bought self-biuding harvesters this year and, from Remember the three reasons why we can defy all competition 1st Our lonz business Most perfect and strictly first class piano 1L Hi Harmless for the mott frail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child to use. CHAPTER II. "Patients "Almost dead or uearly dying" For j'tars, and given up by physicians, of Eright's and other kidney diseases, liver complaints, severe coughs, called consumption, have been cured. Women gone nearly crazy From agony of neuralgia, nervousness, wakefulness, and various diseases peculiar to women. People drawn out of shape from excruciating pangs of rheumatism, inflammatory and chronic, or suffering from scrofula.

Erysipelas "Sahrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indigestion, and, in fact, almost all diseases frail" Nature, is heir to Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof ofwhichcanbe found in every neighborhood the known world. CNone genuine without a bunch of green Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in their name. June 18, 1884. -lm.

experience. 2d Buying for our two stores, Buying strictly for cash. a dose of castor oil is nauseating. Why barns will be tilled this year. what I can learn, they are giving good not, then, when physic is necessary for now rjade, contains the Equikbre System of stringing Pianos, recently invented by Frederick Mathushek and is used in no Don't fail to come and see our Now Stock.

We want your trade. If fair and honor ff)f mnn rr firmlovpd at satisfaction. S. J. the little ones, use Ayer's Cathartic Pills I i 1 I They combine every essential and valuable able dealing is what you want, come and see us, the LEADING HOUSE.

CMCl'UOU. Inrcrillo Ite-nw other piano. No strain on the sounding I ill nrincinle of a cathartic medicine, and board longer vibrations less tunin iHKbliov. tiy weather lias Oa Tueiday, 1st Robert Robins, being sugar-coated arc easily taken. MARX DUKES Write for prices, Milton C.

Gihson, tlie 1. vert. one of the boysat the Orphans' Home, had New aisles are in the market an bis leS broken a little above the ankle 150. To Date. 150.

sole agent for Perry and Juniata counties, Landitb'jrg, NEWPORT, PA. 1.. or, in anu lue auH.ie juiul uisiucuica uj a. You are invited to send to me for a list Also, Plymouth, Pa May 23, 1884. MVi, Inmh-rfnlHnirrinon it.

Dr. Hookc attend of One Hundred and Fifty purchasers of A ihh: belorniin to Air. luiaum cj to his injuries Thlt-sdav of last week, a little daughter of Wesley Swceger, living Organs from me in Perry county. Being was shot here on night. Simon Mort, another of the pupils at the connected with the Weaver Organ in Frecland house, along the river, GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER Mr.

Amos ICochexdekfek, of schoo cut on bcad a Piano Co of York, I am confident Howe township, was seriously I can save you a neat euir of money if you J. A. SPAHR, JIAKUFACTCREK OP TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE. DEALElt IN Oil Will', liilft HIS Ut I'illll lillioiitvi. i lT I in pnii'W rvf r-nnstrll fli.

ill nt. tlie Hume A A injured about the head, shoulders will purchase one of our celebrated instru OPENING AlK. Samfel SiXPKKaox, Ot Oen- Lute Arnold, with a party of friends and hips, by a large log rolling upon mcnts. A neat, full sized organ, containing tie township, is about completing a from Carlisle, paid his father, Jonathan A AV A A II 0 and over her. The log was 10 feet long and 12 inches in diameter at STOVKS, KATKRS, KA.GKS,&C.

1 sets of reeds, for $1'.) cash in finer case for Wc offer you a Beautiful new barn. ArnoIJ, a visit on the 1st inst. They We had a mil on Monday of last ha1 a Soo egvnor Organ containing our Sweet No. 50 Action for sfOS. All organs fully war week from Ezra I Tifzcl, Ls'i-, of ranted for years.

Write for catalogue. Millerstown. Steer with Hydrophobia. One of the young cattle belonging tlie small, end, and 1G inches at the other. Dr.

Campbell attended the little sufferer. Lcdyer. Dmi't Look Like a Wreck. "When a man is going down hill everybody is ready to give him a kick." Yes, that is so. It is sad, but natural.

Why, W. We liad a eall from Geo. to Andrew J. Oiouser, ot Centre MRS. ANNIE ICKES.

Milton B. Gibson, State Agent, May 11 -2m. Landisburg, Fa. Ladies and Children's Jerseys, parasols, Kepner, of Buffalo township, township, which was bitten by a rabid dog recently, went mad last on Thursday morning. knit shawl3 and furnishing goods.

New week and has been shot. It was stock at Marx Dukes Co. Is every instance the authority to announce a candidate must come OiTcrs to her many friends and customers the largest assortment of the cheapest and not violent, but stood in the stable MOST BEAUTIFUL If you want Summer Clothing of auy with staring eyes, the ealiva flowing from the candidate himself. 1 1 I Hi If from its mouth. It refused water style or kind, for men or boys' wear go to M.

Dukes Co. Mu. 1)avii Tkkssi.kk, of Centre or food and when approached would Look to Your Interests. Our line of straw hats can't be beat- this side of the city of Philadelphia. She is determined to suit all her patrons in tlie move its jaws, not snappishly, but in a mild manner as though it would township, lias not only put up a new brick huiise, but is now building a bam.

also in stiff hats. Can show you all the latest styles. M. Dukes Co. As we have the Agency for the celebrated many a man and woman, seeking employment, would have got it if their haii hadn't been so thin and gray.

One bottle of Parker's Hair Balsam is then the best investment. It ftops falling hair, promotes new growth and restores color. Cleau, highly perfumed, not a dye. A great improvement over any similar preparation, and soli at the low price of 50c. The Mecbanicsburg Journal says that Mr.

Emanuel Spent who resides 2 miles South of New Kingston, last week lost two hones by poison being administered to them. Two more were sick but a horse doctor bite if it knew7 how. It bawled frc For caroets, oil cloths, trunks and va Rk'ent storms put down and quently, but made no effort to get JOHNSTON TWINE BINDER Latest Styles and Lowest Prices. She has three branch stores, to wit At BLAIN, Miss Ellie wings, saleslady. At lises, go tO M.

DUKS3 A Co. tangleu tne wiicat, maKing it oim- awav cult For the harvesting machines to 1000 oair3 of Ladies' and Children's Hose, liarit Iturued. ICKESBURG, Miss Mame E. Bousum, saleslady. At ELLIOTTSBURG, Miss Ellie Dromgold, saleslady.

Eaeh store will be supplied with the same quality and same prices of goods as at our Newport store. We invite one and all to call and convince jut opened at one-halt of their value. The greatest bargain ot tne season at 4 themselves. We receive every week from New York and Philadelphia all the very latest and most desirable P. Bosserman's, Newport.

Our stock of Spring Dress Goods Is large from Mecbanicsburg was sent for FANCY GOODS, and styles good. Prices lower than ever at P. Bosservan's, Newport. Tiie barn of Mr. John Stayner, in Liberty Valley, N.

E. Madison this county, was destroyed by fire on Monday morning, June 30. It was a large and nearly new structure, 70 by 40 feet. Loss, about 1200. Insurance, 8S00, in in the American of Pliiladephia, and they were saved.

The guilty and know that we can please all who may favor us with their patronage. Call and sec u. party is unknown. Advice to Mothers. AW WW REAPERS AXD MOWERS, cut it.

Theke will be a cake and glassware walk at Walter insaman'o on Saturday evening, July 12. Public invited. Sheriff Speaker advertises a Ling list of properties to be sold at Court House in this borough on July 31. 2Ie. I.

E. HoLLEN-iiAUGH, of CeutlC township, lias had a neat new fnce P'lt around his buildings and has otherwise improved his property. Geo. Taylor Weight, of whose violent insane acts we gave an account laai week, has been taken to we would call your attention to the fact so Are you disturbed at niht and broken Pure Maple Sugar at P. Bosserman's, Newport.

Base Ball Shoes at P. Bosserman's, Newport, Pa. Qucensware and Glassware at exceed-ingly low prices at P. Bosserman's, Newport. origin that you may examine this excellent ma of your rest by a sick child sullering ana Walnut street, near the Railroad Depot, April 00, 188 4.

-3 in. F'8. of the fire unknown. crying with pain of cutting tceta It so, send chine before buying elsewhere. It is the D'Oit popular machine on the market, has Stave Boards and Coal Buckets Sold at the Lowest Price for Cash.

ROOFING AND SPOUTING at ouoe and get a bottle of Mas. Winslows Sootuing Svaur For Children Teeth given universal satisfaction wherever used, and has gained a world-wide reputation. ing. Its value is incalculable. It will relievo Done at short uotiee and on reasonable They are also agents for the Coates' Lock-Lever, Self-Dump Hay and Grain Rake; the poor little sufferer immediately.

Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, of the latest styles, at 1. Bosseuman's, Newport. LATEST AND BEST! terms. iJEapirc Grain Drill, IIench Dromgold it. It cure3 dysentery and tltarrLoea, regu The boys of this borough who attended the dance at Millerstown, on the night of the 4th, speak in tlie highest terms of the kindness and cordial lity with which they were treated by the Millerstown people.

Tlie rain prevented the outdoor 8IGN OF THE HIO COFFEE POT, CARLISLE Cnttivator and Double Row Planter, En lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind Church Notices. gines, Threshers and all kinds of Farming colic, softens the gums, reduces inflamma Implements. tion, and gives tone and energy to the Presdvterian Church. Services next A Very Large Stock of Spring Goods whole system. Mrs.

Winslow's Sooth Sabbath at 11 a. at Sherman's Creek STREET, BLOOMFIELD, PA, October 10, 1883. 3F1 CD "CjT 52 HORSE AMD CATTLE POVDERS ing Syrcp For Cnixr.REN Teething is All parts of their machines will be kept at Bloomflcld and Ickesburg and repairs will be promptly made. Call on or address at 3:30 p. m.

Sabbath School at 10 a. sociable of the Athletic Club, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription kept many of the expected guests at oi one of the oldest and best female nurses LuTnERAX CncRcn. Preaching next Sunday at Eshcol at 10 a. at Mansville and physicians in the United States, and With many thanks to my old patrons for past favors, I now oiler the largest and most at 2:30 p. m.

D.L.SWARTZ, Ickesburg, J. B. SWARTZ, Feb. 20, 18S1. New Bloomfield, Pa.

is for sale by all druggists throughout the attractive assortment of Store Goods ever ottered in this section of the county, consisting M. E. Cncitcn. Preaching next Sunday in part of at 8 p. Landisburg- 10 a.

and Mt Gilcad 2:30 p. m. DRY GOODS, Y. M. C.

A. Prayer Meeting in the TTENTION, FARMERS! TIIK IIAKVKST OF 1SS-1. Lutheran Church next Sunday at 6 p. m. NOTIONS, HATS AND CAPS, MARRIED.

world. Trice 2j cents a bottle. May 21, The stroke which prostrated Mrs. Rachael Crooks, two weeks since, terminated in her death on Friday of last week. Her funeral took place from her late residence, at 8 o'clock last Sunday morning.

Interment near Shermansdale, where the remains of her husband lie buried. Ledfyr. "No Hor.Pis will Ho of Colic. TUtt or Ixxa Fe-Tkk, il Konrz's Powders are nscl in time. Kiutz3 J'owders willeure prevent I loo Cuni.r.r.x.

Kourz's will prevent G.i'K in Kowis. Fotitz's Powders will inerejie tlif fUfmtiiy of milk nnd cream twenty per and make the butter firm and sweet. Foutz's Powders will rrrf or prevent almost Ptpkask to wiiieh Hor" and are Fnbk-et. FOVT'S PoWlH Kd V. IU.

(ilVfc AT IhFAC'I iSold everywhere. DAVID r. FOTJTZ, Proprietor. BALTIMORE, MD. Koons Famous.

On the 30th ot the Luth eran parsonage, in Newport, by Kev. W. II. Ulandiutf, Jerome Koons, of Port Royal, Juulata county, to Sullie Famous, of Newport. the Insane Asylum near Ilarrisburg.

Owing to the had weather the cake-walk that was to have come off at Eshcol 011 the 5th has been postponed until the evening of the 12th inst. We had a business call one day last week from Isaiah and James L. Campbell, of Tuscarora. They were accompanied 1y the Messrs. Hutchinson, father and son.

Mk. Coneai IIench, of Sandy Hill district, has put up a new farm house, and Mr. William IIench, son of the above, has erected a now barn, on the adjoining farm. Evui.Mi.Y some men are under the impression that it costs nothing to publish a newspaper or they would occasionally pay for it. Costs would be a reminder.

Take heed. Mks. James T. Dohhs, of Madison township, while driving swine from the orchard, on Tuesday of last week, fill and broke her collar bone. Dr.

Mitchell adjusted the fracture. Malf.v EhHLEMAK. On the in Duucan- nou, by Rev. li. j.

ateveus, John Maley to lillie AMU bUUES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE. STONEWARE, FIRST CLASS GROCERIES, fcc. ME.VS, BOYS' AXD CHILDREN SLITS At lower prices than tan be found elsewhere. Also, a large and varied stock of CAKPETS AND WALL-PAPER. We sell the best Sewiog Machine, THE ELDKEDGE It Leads the World.

Tt is silent, linht running, and for simplicity and durability it has no equal. It will Lshleman, daughter of Jacob Eshleinan, alt of Uuucauuoii. NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY. THE CHAMPION BINDER REAPER AND MOWER, Tin: nrjsT the Yohn Smith's Agricultural Warehouse, xFvroitT, Dauchy Co. Patton- AnMsTitoNo.

On the 2Hth in New port, by Rev. J. W. Miller, John Pattou, of Middle- towu, to 8-irali Armstrong, of Newport. home, but, notwithstanding, the nop, which was then held in the hall, was a complete success.

The enclosed grounds of the Athletic Club, on High street, have a line platform erected on them for dancing, and every facility for the enjoyment of lawn tennis and other out-door sports. The beautiful manner in which these grounds are laid out and fitted up go to prove how energetic and enterprising are the young men of Millerstown. Tin: following liepublieau candidates are announced in the Advocate Associate Judge, Henry 1. Lightner, of Tyrone J. W.

Gantt, of Centre. Register and Recorder, Joseph S. Smith, of Duncannon J. C. Lackey, of Carroll R.

M. Jones, of Carroll. County Treasurer, Thomas Sutch, of Ploomfield John Hood, of Duncannon. County Commissioner, John L. Kline, of Liverpool Ulrich II.

Rumbaugh, of Greenwood and Aaron ShreiHer, of Oliver. The slate will be arranged before long, when those who are to be left out in the cold will save time and money bv promptlv withdrawing from the field. Waiser tho 2Cth ult. at Baskins- STAFF ville, by Rev. A.

R. Ayers, George Wagner, of Lower Duncannon, to Maggie Brown, of Baskinsville. OBO'S I Stkmlek Bkn-nkr. On tho at the rcHidence of J. O.

MoGiuueg, J. in Buffalo town-Hbip, by the same, Frank Kteniler, of Ilarrisburg, to Emma J. Benner, of Montgomery's Ferry. EXTRA be to the interest of persons wanting the best machine to call before purchasing, and be Si-AHK Dickev. On tho 12th in Dnriean- Is the place to see, examine and purchase convinced that it is the cheapest, and Has advantages over all oilier macmnes.

nou, at the groom's residence, by Kev. J. II. Young, 'Gives a MORE BRILLIANT SHINE Johu 8pahr to Barbara Dickey. the CHAMPION MACHINES, THAN AMY OTHER.

IN BOXES WHICH PREVENT DIED. SOILING THE HANDS. SOLD BY ALU DEALERS. Stewart. On the 30th in Duncannon, Geo.

Every department is full to overflowing, ana at wonderfully low prices. ZP Give us a call and inspect our goods. ANDERSON BUR 6, PA. April 16, 1884. SPRING--! 884.

BEST GRAIN DRILLS, PLOWS, SULKY FLOWS, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS, W. Stewart, aged 30 years, 2 months and 3 days. Albbtoht. On tho 2Mb. in Buffalo township.

S. S. STAFFORD, Jacob Albright, aged 09 years, (i mouths and 11 days. Boi.t.iNOEit. Oh tho 17th in Millcreiowu, FANNING MILLS.

North E. Bollinger, aged about (iO years. "Rough on Rats" clears out Rats, 15 cents. "Rough on Corns," for Bunions. 15 cents.

Thin people. "Well' Health Kcnewer" restores health and vigbr, cures dyspepsia, "Rough on Toothache," iustant relief. 15 cents. Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacity don't fail to try "Wells' Health Renewer." "Buchu-paiba," great kidney and urinary cure. Flies, roaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice, cleared out by "Rough on Rats." 15c.

"Rough on troches, 15 cents liquid 21c. For children, slow in development, puny and delicate, use "Wells' Health Renewer." "Rough on Dentist" Tooth Powder. Try it. 15c. Nervoii3 Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual Debility cured by "Wells' Health Renewer." Mother Swan's Worm Syrup, for fever-ishness, worms, constipation; tasteless.

25c. Stinginff, irritation, all Kidney and Urinary complaints cured paiba." $1 Night sweats, fever, chills, malaria, dys pppsia, cured by "Wells' Health Renewer." My husband (writes a lady) is three times the man since using Wells' Health Renewer." If you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous, use" Wells1 Health Renewer." $1. Prevalence of Kidney complaint in America "Buchu paibu" is a (piick, complete cure. Crooks. On the 27th in Newport, Mrs.

Rachel Crooks (widow of John W. Crooks, 31. aged 53 years. Rhadb. On the 2(th on Duncan's Island, Mrs Nancy Shade, aged 37 years anil 24 days.

CORN SIIELLERS, ROAD WAGONS, CIDER MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES, Shade. On the 21lth in Pittsburg, Susan daughter of W. II. aud Jennie Shade, aged 3 years, 4 mouths and dayH. Iutermeut on last Tuesday afternoon in the Lutheran cemetery, in Duncaunon.

AVe are opening almost every da' NEW SPRING GOODS, RflNE. On the 25ud at Cove Force. Tirzah Violet, daughter of Samuel and Mary Keflue, aged 1 month aud 27 days. And every implement a Farmer needs. All machines wan anted to give satisfaction.

lioiui. On the l'Jth in Howe township, Harry. boutrht at very low prices. We are taking great pains in buying our stock. Our prints are choice stvies and are selling as low a9 5 cents a yard.

We have the finest assort Catar rem" "Tin tvnwnf catarrli hav son of Lewis S. and Amanda Bobb, aged 11 months aud 8 days. A and beautiful meteor came out of the eastern sky on last Thursday evening and sped along the Northern horizon. It displayed nearly all the colors of the rainbow. We have received the initial number of the Sentinel, published at Miilersburg, Dauphin county, Pa.

Frank S. Ilowman is the editor and proprietor. Tlie salutatory shows decided editorial ability. Success to Frank and his newspaper venture. The picnic, in a grove near this borough on the 4th was a success.

1 was held under the auspices of the Presbyterian Sunday school and vas largely attended. The usual 4th July thunderstorm drove all the participants home early in the even- The storm that passed over here on Saturday was very destructive in Lancaster county and other eastern counties of this State. Many barns were destroyed, many buildings un ment of Peters. In Wunatfleld township, on the 20th One day last week, while cutting grain on the side of a steep hill on his farm in Centre township, Mr. Gardner McKcc was about turning his team when the reaper started down the hill, dragging the horses after it.

Down it went through a fence, stopping with one horse on one side the fence and the other on the other side the fence. No damage to horses or machine and the work went right on as if nothing had happened to interrupt the grain cutting proceedings of the YOHN SMITH, Feb. 20, 18S4. Newport, Pa. George Peters, aged HJ years.

EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS AND LACES, ing peculiar symptoms, rt is attended by an inflamed condition of the lining membrane of the nostrils, tear-ducts and throat, affecting the lungs. An acrid mucus is secreted, the discharge is accompanied The Markets. PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Philadelphia. July 7, 1864.

Flour, Penna. family, $4. 2300.50 pat to be found in the county. QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE. EYE and EAE HOSPITAL anfl INFIRMARY, X.

Third HAHKISWRG. PA. ents, i.7.)050.37. Wheat, SJ1.O50J1.06. with a paint ul burning sensation.

There are severe spasms of sneezing, frequent attacks of blinding headache, a watery and inflamed state of the eyes, lily's Cream Balm is rnniAdv founded mi ft Corn, rH(i)wc. Oats, LIVE STOCK. Best Family Flock. Flour is made pure white two ways, vi by the addition of drugs, or by the extraction ot the gluten. Burr ground flour is the same as it was generations ago, when our grandmothers took the necessary l.uins to prepare pood East Liberty, July 9.

Cattle AY- FE VE correct diaRuoslsof this MM" M.mm ii diaf ase and can bo dc- slow prime, fair to good, IJIaia Selfct A select school will bo opened in Blain on Monday, July 21st, to continue nine weeks. All clastts of pupils will be admitted, but the object H. L. STICKEL m. common, sf 4.7S0,!5.25 receipts, lended upon, ov cts.

at cts. ny mau. yanipln bottle by mail 10 ets. Ki.y Druggists, Onego, 1. 1273 head shipments, 285 head.

Hogs slow; Philadelphias, Yorkers, if 3 0005. 00; icceipts, 800 head shipments, I 11KCOMMKNO tO 1 11086 BUUCriUg US I ilaVO) WllU i 1 lav Fever, tlv's Cream Balm. I have tried nearly 1 fcMas'rS I call your attention to our stock of Glassware, which we have just purchased at very low prices, and our trade has opened up with good sales. Our SPRING STOCK OF SHOES has arrived and we are prepared to ofTer the neatest and most stylish shoes in town. We carry a large stock of Forney's make, of Ilarrisburg all guaranteed.

Wc also have a choice selection of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, which we are selling at very low prices. Please call and see us and be convinced that we are the cheapest place in town. P. BOSSERMAN, April 2, 1881. Newport, Pa.

UUUIllll, -s 500 head. Sheep slow; prime, all the remedies, and give this a decided preference cvt-r them all. It has given me immediate relief. T. Stkphkns, Hardware Slerehaut, Ithaca, J.

Y. June w. of the late war who were refused OFFICERS iiay for the time between dato of ommission and oilicial muster, will find it to their interest to communicate promptly, and with particulars, with Jlc-NKILI, lslltCH, Attorneys and Solicitors, Drawer 4r7, Washington, I. No tees in advance huuorable tlealing highest references. The HAnmSTil-R-5 KVK nm! EAT! nosl'ITAT.

nurt T'. It is lo.Hlc.l in lity it rislmrK. in the hc-iit th city, liinl on he Lrn-atct rout hf It coiitnitis an' clt--ioit filit or one dml. rem for three winiis with iiii Immlani-c of en wir spring atitl fri at'- roms fr 1 tic t.iritjii i h. may be imp'-i let to rcntun ilt.

fttld wl.liT t'u- of pr. li. STIi v. rio is a il' tin' f'T Mu-hiiTHTi, Ann irtnii -f the IT. i son al Coll.

Phi'ailclphi i. la!" Siiriccon to tlie IHrrlsii.Tir Lite Niuy-'M' of the Tiav. l. rs' I. liisur i '-ct'o ii I -nl.

me St lt-cron end Orel i' the ti iwin-wtm Kvk aii'l l- A IIoM-ITAt, a. id Ivril; nut an. I a m-cciflll pni. ticinic till.v-.iciH.n in tlai I du riny: the past v. Iv etu A.

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25 North Third Street. June 11. -4w. Fou Tetter, KiNGwomr, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Pimtles, Blotches, Boils. Ulceus, Female Complaints, and all diseases arising in or transmitted by the blood, rt -i 1 1 1 1 hook i uro triaU-'1 witL i USE suriu-ise I- is I mat is unexampled in what is now for tlie first time ort'ered them by the ripe yeast for every baking, and then com-plaints of biul flour were very rare.

See what the doctors say The cereal wheat in some form has become un article of diet in universal use in civilized countries. Its properties and principles have been determined by competent investigators, and its immense value as a food fully demonstrated by accurate experiment. The conclusion reached is that its value as a diet depends largely on the principle gluten, found in variable proportions in all wheat. This principle, in ultimate analysis, is almost identical with albumen, an the wheat or flour which contains the greater quantity, is of the greater value as a food. Geo.

W. Campbell, James B. by, L. Ellerman, i John D. Shcll, O.

P. Bollinger, i H. O. Orris. The undersigned guarantees his klour to make as much bread, and more palatable, and more wholesome for children and worK.

people, than any roller flour mado in the State, and it is sold at a living profit, and he desires the co-operation ot all good bakers. M. B. EsiiLeman. March 12, Photographs.

I respectfully call the attention of the public to the (act that I am now taking cabinet-size photographs by the improved instantaneous process. Photographs of all sizes taken at reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed. J. Coulk, Photographer, April 1831. Newport.

Pa. ITKH Alt QKVOM TIO.N. Someof the best stand- il anl books ot the world, I V. PltOPMAKE, I'lo-iiciniiii li M. SIIK1LS.

Assi is specially to meet the wants of those persons who iurenJ teaching during the coming winter. Instructions' wiil be given in all the elementary and such of the higher branches of study as pupils may wish to pursue. Tuition for term from 2 to $3, according to grades of pupil, payable at middle ot" term. For further particulars address, M. F.

Zimmerman, A Principal, An Jersonburg, Pa. July 9. 2t. Reopening. The United Brethren Church at Duncannon has undergone a thorough remodeling, and will be reopened on Sabbath the 20th day of July, 18S4.

Prominent Ministers from abroad will be present to assist in the reopening services. All are invited to attend these services. Yoiix cc Smith, dealers in agricultural machines, have had a very successful season. Up to the 4lh they have sold G3 Champion reapers and mowers, of which 21 were self 'binders. nit.

LINDSEYS BLOOD EARCRER. This celebrated Vegetable Compound has no equal, and is an infallible remedy when used as directed. Send for circular. For sale by all Druggists. July K- E.

SELLERS Propr's. Pittsburgh, Pa. i superbly illustrated, richly bound, retailed at a mere fraction of former prices. fJK IJ I S- ('(II'M'S and exclusive terri- LI tory given good oyeuts. loo-pnge catalogue free.

nteimck. John li. ai.dkx, 1'uoiisiier, ew lorK. roofed and the crops much lnj'ireJ. There was hr.il in the neighborhood of Eshcol, this county.

Joseph C. Pakkett, one of the two delegates from this district to the Democratic National Convention, left for Chicago on last Friday. J. P. Ilackett, of this borough, left on Monday of this week for the west and will take in the Chicago convention.

Aftek the thunder storm on last Saturday evening had passed over, the clouds hung on the southern and eastern horizons until midnight. No man now living here ever witnessed such an electric display. No pyrotechnist since the world began ever dreamed of such an exhibition of lire-works. It were folly- to attempt to describe it. From the Shamokin Tunes we learn that Prof.

11. A. Zimmerman, formerly'of this county', has been admitted to practice law in the several courts of Northumberland county. He has been the able principal of the high school of Shamokin for several y-ears and is a gentleman of tine culture. lie has our best wishes for a prosperous career iq his new profession.

June 11. -4w. 4.75; lair to good, 5004 2o common, receipts, 0800 head shipments, 520J head. 11LOOMFIELI) MARKETS. ISloom field, July 7, 1884 Flaxseed, per bushel 1 25 Potatoes, 40 Putter, per pound Eg, per dozn 14 Dried Apples, per pound 00 Dried Fetiches 120J18 NEWPORT MARKETS.

Newport, Pa July 5, 1S84. Flour Extra, per barrel $4 50 Super 3 00 Grain -Wheat. No. 2 Red 100 41 Long Beiry wheat 1 05 Rye G5 Corn 00 Oats 86 Seeds Cloversced, per pound Timothy, per bushel 1 50 Flaxseed 1 00 Potatoes, per bushel 250jo0 Ham, per pound 12 9 Lard 10 G. A.

Salt, per sack 1 00 Da'ry Salt, 2 2503 25 Coal Buckwheat, per ton 2 75 Pea, 3 25 Nut 4 75 Stove, 5 00 Lime, 1 25 Smith 4 25 It. Ties White Oak 45 Chestnut 40 OF 1UE.VTS for the J.It'X.S BLAINE AMD LOGAN rpiIE LEADER SEWING MACHINE. The l'est Machine in the Market. liv Col. Thos.

W. Knox. Outsells all others 1 0 to 1. INSTATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that letters of Administration on the estate of Philip Cook, late of Penn township, Perry county, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment, and all those having claims, to present them dulv authenticated for settlement.

JOHN P. STEEL, renn Dnncannon, P. GEORGE W. COOK. Greenwood Millerstown, P.

April 1C, 1884. Administrators. W. A. Sponsler, Att'y.

Authentic, Impartial, Complete, the Best aud Cheapest. 500 pages I Sells like wildfire. 50 per cut. to Agents. Outfit 1 ree.

freights paid. Ad dress at once Tun Harti Pi r.LisiiiNO Hartford, Conn. 3000! A(ESTS BARGAINS The undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of Perry county that he has just returned from the city with a large and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, which he offers very low. His stock con sists principally of Men's and Boys' READY-MADE CLOTHING, HA.TS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. TRUNKS, VALISES Also.

Women'sand Children's Shoes. Givi him a call and be convinced that he sells his 'oods as low as you can buv elsewhere J. C. HULL, No. 87 N.

Hanover street, Carlisle, P. sell the riHST AUIHIi.NTIC BIOGKAl'HIKS of BLAINE AND LOGAN cents for pos- pTiritF.r, i.4 hurinf tln steiu of I The undersigned has taken the agency for the Leader. Sewing Machine for Juniata county and the greater part of Perry county. He buys the machines for cash from the company, and is therefore enabled to fell at the lowest figures. He will sell for cash, on time, or on the installment plau.

A guarantee accompanies every machine. Agents wanted in different townships of Perry and Juniata counties. For particulars, address HARRY C. OANTT, Newport, Perrv Pa. March 5, 18S4.

By the eminent scholars. H. J. li.MSIi:i,L. and BUS rEULEY I'OOHK.

The people demand this work, receivc free, a because tho most Reliable, Complete, Interesting and goods which A 1 1 IIZJ ill, costly box of iichly Illustrated. It contains nearly (lot) hue steel portraits. Will bo lust out, sell fastest, and pay For Sale. Dwelling house, three story, frame, with store room in lower story situated on tlie corner cf Ann and James streets, in the borough of Marysvillc, Perry County, Pa. For particulars apply to J.

S. Weaver, Marysvillc, or II. Smiley, New Bloomlield, Pa. biggest prontii. litware oi unreliable, caicnpenuy books.

Wr4tc at once to Ilarrisburg Eye and Ear Hospital and Infirmary covered with cast iron plates and judging from the vast number of putients who are daily treated the affections of the eye and car are many. will help all, ot either sex. to more money right away than anything else in this world. Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure. At once address True Augusta, Maine.

April 2, 1881-ly. iil'BBAKD Chii timl l'hiladelphia. (Ji'tit "'(' rc'rfi. Semf 50c. one ami June 11.

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