Juniata Sentinel and Republican from Mifflintown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

SENTINEL REPUBLICAN MIFFLINTOWN WEIWESDAV.rJAXUART 1 1,1883. TERMS. Duuotiij.iiuii, i.o per annum if aid In aivaace; $2.00 if not raid In mA.Z Transient advertisements Inserted at 60 eenio yri iucu ior eacn insertion. Transient business notices In local col amn, 10 cents per line for each in.nwi Dei actions will be made to those desiring iu UJ uio year, nail or quarter SHORT LOCALS. Skipping school.

TI19 cars run to Waterford. Clearfield couuly Las four female school directors. Jacob SlaugLterbach awarded a pension. lias been There are 40 prisoners Franklin county jail. in the The heater i.

being repaired the Lutheran church. TLe Pennsylvania electors met Ilarrisburg ou Monday. in lno men are pleased the winter weather so far. with Highest price either in trade for all kinds of Furs. was iudulged it was very then.

"A liit'o fua now ard cash in last then 13 relishej by the wisest men." Anrwlockis beiDg put in canal at tie Millerstown dam. tie Utiii.tr rise an hour earlier in the morning tUaa run all day to catch up. Ttie union prayer meetings were well attended last week by women. Jacob Will, had the ice drawn up a gang plank by a horse tor his ice house. Th's has been the coldest, winter in tiva years and peoole say they enjoy it.

Josh eaid, some people are never bappy unless they are miscrabl.1. Elixir Kirk ban gone to Siilins- grovf mal buvder county, to attend Nor-bcol. Tii roa.lrt last thursday were smooth enough to satisfy lovers of imooth roads. John Earnest, of Patterson, has been appointed a paster.and a folder at Harriaburg. Mrs.

rtukird, of Lewistown visiled the iniilify of Editors Jackman and Allison, last week. Mrs. J. D. Magru lor, ha sold her farm of 3:2 aires in Walker township, to Isaac Kowp, for A D.m.?annon, Perry county I'O-mau itJ years old threads her needle without tho aid of Men and boys heavy boots will bo sold at )st to make room spring stock.

Iloilobaugh Son. A cortiiu percentage of don't talk so loud as they nsed to aho.it tha rubber protection law. The bacco growers of Pennsylvania are arranging an exhibit for tho Chicago Worlds Columbian Fair. A parly of 3'onng people visited David family in Fermauagh township List Wednesday evening on a wagon. A panther measuring nine feet in length was killed near Iloyt's mill, Clearfield, county on the last day of the old year.

The re 'ale liquor asiaess will receive a great boom in this town when 1000 men begin work on the fourth railtcai track. Tha time for public sales is ap- proacldr Have your bills printed at the office of the Sentinel and Republican. Bamp bump! bump! jingle! jingle! were the sounds that came from running sleigh3 on the thin snow, last week. John Garber of near Fort Scott, Kansas, and his brother in law, tra led, Garber pave his horse to Kerby. for Kcrby's wife.

A monster ice house has been filled by Clay Hower, at his mill dam iu Milford township Formerly the Home Spice mill property. Honey Grove Methodist church in Tuscarora valley has been blessed by an accession of fifteen new members, the result of a revival meeting. We have already sold 239 overcoats, and are now selling balance at cost. Now is the lime for bargains at Iloilobaugh Son. Ezra C.

Doty, of this place has been installed district deputy grand master of the Masonic lodges, of Perry, Juniata and Mifflin counties. In Backs County last year tho deaths occurred of 17 people who were beyond 90 years of age, and of 79 who were between 80 and 90 years. While the fail of 6now was only two inches, in this valley, last week, in it was 10 inches deep and about Bethlehem, Pa the dopth wjb 15 inches. Upon the Perry county docket tho past year, appeared tho names of a number of unfortunate people ten lunatic, five of them women, and five of tiem men. TLe funeral of Mrs.

John McLaughlin too placo on tho 3d at Port Royal. Mrs. McLaughlin did not survive her husband long. Mr. McLaughlin died 1 tst June.

Itch on human and horses end all animals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by L. Banks Co. Druggists, Miffliutown, Fa.

Oct. 1, ly It is said, money that is dishonest ly acquired, will not "stick, in other words, 'Tnoney that comes over the Devil's back, will go under the Devil's belly," therefor, voung men, you who are starting out iu life, start honestly. Dr. Huthinson recommends for the treatment of bleeding at tbe jjtoee the plunging of the feet and hands of the patient iu water as hot as can be borne. He says that the most rebellious cases have never resisted this mode of treatment.

i4188. amio Sample of Harrisbnro-is vis tinrr Mmsourg DoiiS11 McDonM 1m been ap- James and Andrew Banks shot ford station, last Friday. Peter Tritzell, of Ickesburg, foil PT Wft, one-day la.fr week, and broke a leg. holiday wflTbe on we Jiaye the hrst day of every week for a day of rest. 7 B.

E. Morriann -r at Newton Hamilton, has been nn(j oots of America. "tuer oors of Am, Jackman, of Mif nfM lue nome II was ft Via trtv -Z olronP Ias week on East bound passenger trains known to railroad men bv even i are num train- Pnger bers. num- 'Because a env ductor on a German train playfully kissed one of the female passengers he was discharged in and sent to jail for four wVeks yu January 1st, 1803 trains 5 on the Newport Sherl man alley Railroad Win" New-port at 5.50 a. m.

and No. 6 leavin- ESS? at 6 50 a were discon Greenwood furnace, in Hunting don county, the last of the one hun dred charcoRl furnaces, that vears ago made Juniata iron famous, was destroyed by an explosion cf "as some days ago. Editor Lumbard of the Knlin. grove Tribune has been appointed a Senate Messenger at Harrisbur. Lumbard can be both dignified and genial and it is expected that he will make a first rate officer.

Andre sliot a dozen foxes this winter. The day that they take to tho woods for exercise from their indoor busi nnsa to tone up their srstem al wavs lirovoa a disastrous day for the foxes. The annual election of officer f.r the Juniata counlv agricultural Society will be held at the Port Royal Band Hall, on Friday, January at 1 o'clock. P. all stock holders are requested to bo present.

Some people think it strange that' newspapers makn mention of snows, I rains and so forth, but if newsnaners did not mr-ke mention of such things how would people in one district know what weather chanfrea are taking place in other districts. Some one writing on the subiect of singinar Fays: Don't be contented to sing "by It is easy to learn "sight reading" of music," and so much more enjoyable is it than singing from memory purely that no-body who has a good voice should neglect it. Horning did away with the old hi.cd liflir.g process of filling his ice Hq uced a cantr wrv from tli 3 wagon to the upper part of the ice house and a hoise pulled the blocks of ico up the plank, thereby saving the men a great deal of muscular labor. As the time approaches for the Republican administration to step down and out of control of the government of the nation, the feeling of doubt as to tho continuance of the present rates of pensions continues. Every one is asking, "what will the Democracy do with the pension law Lewistown Sentinel: Two cf the diamond rings, containing four diamonds, belonging to Mrs.

Gamble, were found in the rums of tae Colo- man house last week. The ringB bad been packed in a trunk and the gold was bi: ekened but not melted by the fire. The diamonds, of course were not hurt. Beaver' Herald January 5th: Mr. J.

E. Jamison of Juniata was at this place last week in the interest of the peach tree businesp, be says this will soon be the peach belt of the istern states. Lincoln Kauffmin and family of near Miflliutown spent Christinas with tho fainy of W. Harley. When cold weather, in days gone by failed to freeze tbe river at tho fording a number of citizens always insisted on it that tuo liriclge torn pany salted the ice, so that no bridge of ico would be formed for tho tray eling public to cross on end knock! From the 25 remaining she received off that many dimes from the Com- 3.5GG eggs cf this number C9 dozen pany's revenue The bridge it: nowcgga were gold, realiHng free and the river is not frozen over leaving the balance for hatching and at tho fording, which goes a long I family use Young chicks were dis distance to prove that tho talk about) posed cf to amount of $32,15.

She the company salting tho ice was not purchased $30 worth of feed, and true. It was was vile talk. Since tho Supreme Court had decided that tba sale of Sunday newspapers is a worMly business not permitted under the Sunday law of 1794 the Sunday newspaper will be suppressed in every community where people desire to enforce the law. There are a great many other thinps that people do that aro not permitted by the Sunday law of 1794, which will likely be eu forced to such a degree that part cf people that are not of the strictest Sunday observing class will ask for the repeal of tho law. The Cambria County court did not seat Slater Allen, as a member of the Legislature through the contest that Allen made'for the seat.

Alltn claimed the seat because in a number of voting places the ballots were deposited from outsida the guard rails and therefore tha election was null and void as fur as those boxes were concerned. If the Judge had ruled as Allen thought he would, those boxes would havo been stricken from tho court and Allen would Lave had a majority of the vote in the district and therefor would have been entitled to the seat. The Judge declared the election valid becinse there was was no evidence to show intention of fraud when the ballots were deposited from outside the guard rail TT came down on the county on Monday H. O. Zook and fi.

Col.lrnn rliifoJ relatives in Lancaster idays. The boom of the blast (ha rh raiiroaa track is repeatedly heard these days. A number of people from town attended Teacher's Institute at McAl-isterviile last Saturday evening. J. S.

Mohler and wife visited the families of John Zook and Joseph Rothrock in Fermanagh township, recently. Mrs. S. D. Howe and two children' of Lewistown, spent the holidays with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Zook near town. The business men of the town have agreed to close their places of business at 7 P. every evening, on account of the meetings now in progress. (5,000 black skunk skins, Wanted 10,000 mup.krat skins, (5,009 red skins, t1 1,000 mink skins, at Iloilobaugh Son.

Tho roads were solid and smooth all last week. It was a first rate time to do hauling. The roads are first rate this week, and the wonder is the people who have hauling to do, fail to do it bjw, and wait till the roads are soft. The churches in town have started on a three weeks' course of meeting. lnis week the union meeting is held in the Presbyterian church.

Next week tho meeting is to bo held in one of tho other churches, and the next week in cnotherr Have j-ou tried South American Nervine the gem of the century 1 The great cure for Indigestion, Dys pepsia and Nervousness. Warranted tho most wonderful Stomach and Nerve Cure ever known, Triid bottles 13 cents. Sold by L. Banks MifSintown, Pa. Nov.

14, ly. Mary Soidlcr and Andrew Parker, were at the alter in a church in Brad-dock, being married last Thurs-day, when Mary caught sight of an old lover in the congregation, which so effected herihat fcho left the man i she was about to marry. She and I the former lover have arranged to get married. English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, So't or Calloused Lumps! Spavin, Curbs, Spliuts, Sweeny, Ringbone, Stitloa, Sprains and Swollen Throats, Coughs, Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted tho most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.

Sold by L. Banks Drnggistg, MifHintown. Oct. 1, ly. Harriet E.

Hall of Waynetown, says: "I owo ray life to tbe great South American Nervine. I had been in bed for live months from the effects of an exhausted Stomach, Indigestion, Nervous prostration and a general shuttered condition of my whole system. Hid given up ad hopes getting well. Had tried three doctors with no relief. The first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im- proved me so much that I was able to walk about and a lew bottles cur- ed mo entirely.

I believe it is tho best medicine in tho world. I can- not it to higniv. Xml i 154. Sold by L. Banks Co.

May Il ly. valley, Ind Wilkinson, of Browai says: "I have been in a distressful comiuion tnree retire from Nervousness. Weakness of the Stomache, and Indigestion until my health was gone. I had been doctoring constantly with no relief. I bought one bottla of South American Nervine which done me more good than any $50 worth cf doctoring I ever did in my life.

I would advise every weakly person to uee this valuable and lovely remedy; A few bottles of it has cured me completely. I consider itlne grandest medicine in the world." Warranted tho most wonderful stomach and nerve cure ever known. Trial bottle 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks Mifflintown, "May 11, ly.

Lewistown Free Press Miss Maggie E. Shrilller, living in the the lock house down at the dam, can show figures on chicken raising that are hard lo beat. She had 50 fowk-s ou the 1st of January, 1S92, land sold 25 ou the second day. now has on hand thirty chickens and $18,71 in cash. One morning recently while Mis.

John Hook, of Dormantown, this county, was carrying a lamp it exploded set ting fire to a straw tick and from thenca communicating to a bed, under tbe pillow of which was $1C5 which Ms. Hook had placed there for safe keeping tiil Saturday, when ho intended to make a payment on his s'ave mid. Alter a short but fierce with tho flames, Mr. Hook bucceeded in reaching tbe monev and wit'i the aid of a neigh bor the flames were then extinguished, but the house was considerably damaged. The other night in Newville, Cumberland county, the jewelry store, owned by E.

A. Bloser, was robbed of nearly everything, including four hundred dollars in cash. It is thought the burglars escaped with their plunder into the upper end of Perry Mr. Bloser was working in his store till a late hour and then lay down on a louDge and fell asleep. While he was sleeping entrance was affected through the back window and the robbery was done.

Mr. B. was found next morning in a somi-uueon-sciout condition with his hands and feet tied and a gag ovor his mouth. The entire contents of the safo was carried off and the loss is stated to be nearly $2,000. neauquarters for hats and Neck wear at Hollobaugh Son.

oD" Mu89erof this place visited in Harriaburg and Newport on Mon-d iy. Communion services will be held in the Presbyterian church nextSab bath. The severest blizzard in five VAira Bloomheld Times of January 10. says The township auditors of Cen tre county held a meetmgat the Belle fonte court house. Tuesday evening, a week to receive instructions from the count- commissioners with ref erence to their duties in cannection with the spring election.

A similar meeting in Perry county would be a good idea. On Tuesday a week the school-house at Marklesvule narrowly escaped destruction. The hot stove had set fire to the joists over head, and the firat intimation of wrong was the falling of the plastering. The pivmpt. action of the teacher enabled them to put out the fire before great damage was done.

A ten-year old son of James Bitter, of Macucgie, walked a mile in hia slepp in his night clothes recently. Ho whistled all the way and every neighbor's dog heard him and set up a bark. Young Ritter was awakened by coming in contact with a large tree. His cries brought out a neighbor, who rescued him in a half frozen condition. The first premium $G0 for best track and roadbed on the Middle Division, P.

R. was awarded to Peter Deardorf, foreman of the Rope Ferry Fub division, and the second was given to Z. T. Sowers, of the Millerstown sub-division. There was certainly a surprised cat a few days since at the residence of John Dunbar in this town.

The cat wrs ploying with a small mouse and at last the little fellow made a run for the nearest hole which was the cat mouth, and safely landed in the cat's stomach despite the cat's efforts to expel tho intruder. The cat was nearly chocked to death and did not get over it3 surprise Mill next day. Ou Thursday night "a week a man visited the chicken roost of J. L. Lesh, in Raccoon Valley, aEd stole two turkeys.

Mr. L. heard the noise and sciziug his gun ran to the door, and though the man was in good shooting distance, concluded not to shoot, as tho gun was heavily loaded and ho did not wish to kill him. Tho next day he tired at a rabbit and the charge was so heavy that all thai was left of the rabbit was tbe skin. Fortnnatelv ho knows fho party aad he expects to get at least market prico for those turkeys or I tho man will be arrested.

Newport ews. To Cure Vriioeplug Cough-Place fifteen to twenty grains of naphthaline in a crock on hot coals. Tho fumes arising from the naphthaline will cure tho whooping cough ia two to three days. Use once a day tiil cured. The fumes or smoke is not pleasant bat cau be endured except by consumptives.

SaJtcc. We have had so many complaints of paptrs tnken from the doors of our p-uronsm town, that we have de- termi-ied to p'ace thi papers in the I post office whtro they cannot be ak-, en by passers by from door-steps, or caniid away by wind. We (rust I this wdl give satisfaction to the pat rons me osxtinel Died From Joy. "Mrs. Wade, mother of Miss Jennie Wade, who was thot while baking bread for soldiers, during the great battlo of Gettvsburc.

died at her in Gettysburg, apnarantly from great jcv, she having received a box and letter as a Christmas presenut from her son, whom she has long thought to have buen dead, and the good news was too much for her old a--e." of Winter. The coldest winter the world ever knew, according to several chronicles occurred during tho year 1135. The season was not only intensely cold, but lasted unsually long. In a large pai of middle aud Western Germany the frost was bo severe during the month of May skaters braved the ice without the lead danger, on the 12 of May sleighs were genernllv used. On Sr, John's tho 21th of Juno, tho windows wero frozen, ond not a vesliga cf vegetation was to ba anywhere.

Spring was ushered in with tho list day of June. St. Louis Post Despatch. Too Younar To Marry. The Frederick, Md.

News says The marriage of young Harry Langshank and Miss Mary Brillhart which was to havo taken place at the residence of Miss Brillhart's mother at Will-amsport Md on Tuesday, has been postponed for the the present owing to an unsuspected incident. The couplo v.ere'iu readiness, tho minister was prf sent, a lerge number of invited guests were in attendance, and tho wedding feast prepared, but just as the words which wero to make young Langshank and Miss Mary husband and wifo were to be pronounced, tho mother of Lang- suans appeared on tne scene witu a warrant and an officer, aa her fon was oi.ly sixteen years old, Mrs. langsbank took her son homo to Grteucestle, on the first train MJKrUSTOWN MARKETS. January II, 1893. Eg 23 28 .10 08 Sides 6 Lard 10 UIFTUXTOWN GEA1K 1'AI H.T i Orra in ear Oils, erssia.

TimoiLy so-rd lax atnl I tjO1. Middlings Ground Alma bait. AlrtriCLU new 70 40 to i.O 25 toRH 6i $1.00 $1.00 i to $1.10 a hundred $1.50 a hundred $1.25 a hundred. 1 20 80 Philade' 1'hia Makkets, Jan. 9, '93.

Wheat. 80c. Corn, 50c. Oats, 40 to 12c. Live cLiekenp, 7 to 11c Ducks.

12 to 13c. Geese, 11 to 12c Butter. 18 to 38c. Esrsrs, 29 to 34c Tangled straw, $10 a ton. Does this Catch Your Eye 1 If so, get the whole of the as valuable to youas to us.

WE HAVE STRUCK IT RICH, and instead of hiding our candle the wnole world should know IIARRISBURG make of Shoes, sents. The best $3.00 men's Juniata County. We have them, both Congress and Lace. EEMEMBEE a shoe is not complete without smooth, flexible inner soles, free from tacks, nails or thread that might hurt the teet or soil the stocking The IIarrisbiirjr It will pay you to try them G. VV.

THE QEI EXCLUSIVE BOOT BRIDGE STREET, MIFFLIMOWX. PA. Also the largest stock ol general foot-wear. Ladies' Misses' shoes in latest styles and all sizes. Everybody can suited at Heck's, Bridge Street.

HOLLOBAUGH SON'S Clothin; PATTERSON lY. iiino Succeeds LiStc Success aad that we have made a success of the Clothing Busioesa is an established fact First, we arc keeping a better line of all kinds of Clothicg than is usually kept in a Clothing Store. Second, we oarry a much larger line of all kinds than aDy other ClolhiDg Ilou.e in tho county. Third we Keep up to the stjlrn. Tbe young mrn of to day can be fitted out with au elegant suit made in tbo latest cut for one half srbat it would cost to have it wade to order.

OUR FALL. AND baa bsen selected with great care and styles. OUfi LIE OF OVERCOATS Over 300 Lundred overcoats and 50 AU sizes from the small child to the portly man at from $1.50 to $20. Surely jou can be suited here. Id Hats We more hats than any three fcteres in the county.

We have all tbe latest styles both io crush and derby. The fonly store in tbe county that carrys a full line. We handle tbe Douglas Shoe which is in itself a guarantee. We have a full line of Ladies aud Gentlemen's Shoes at prices very titucb lowar than thov can be bad elsewhere. Also a full line cf boots that are no equal.

GOLD SILVER WATCH CHAINS, Rings and Jewelry. It will save you chasing elsewhere. Neckwear and shirts aro two of cur full line of tbe latest and Dobbiest f-tyles in our stock. We are tba agents fur the sale of the celebrated Sweet Ore Co. overalls, working pants, sLirts, every garment guaranteed satisfaction.

We have an extra fine line of underwear that only needs to be seen to be appreciated. Ia Men-s dress pantaloons we knock out all competition. The finest Cassinieres and Worsteds sowed with silk in prices ranging from $3.50 to $6.50 per pair. We also carry a full lino of trunks, satchels, umbrellas, trunks, hosiery, gloves, Gentle men Ladies and Children gum boots and shoes, suspenders, g-um coats, cardigan jackets, gentlemen's slippers, band kerchiefs, mufflers, harmonicas, pocket-books, purses, We will take pleasure in showing you our goods whether you purchase or not. ollobaugh Son.

S. S. RUBLE, EMBALMER AND Funeral I will guarantee satisfaction in all I am qualified to prepare corpses taking room is three doors north of Safe Horses furnished in time of funeral. Cases requiring attention at night willbe promptly attended to by calling on me at my Furniture Room. VERY RESPECTFULLY, S.

S. RUBLE LOST (Piveri French Kcrvf sold withWriUec GuarnU to cure all Nervous disea- es, such as Wui Memory. ioss cm grain Power, Nervousness. Head- BEFORE AND AFTER USE. ache, W'akcfui-ness.

Lost Manhood. Lassitude, all drams and lo? of pver in either sex, causcl Ly OTer-exeniono: Joutbfulindiscretion, which ultimately lead to In unity, Contumption and Insanity Price, It oo package. With every order Vt ie a vrittc cjuaranie to cwo op refund money. By ail t-aoy rVvR'6 REMEDY Toledo, C. imtji story.

It is short and may be under a bushel, are willing selling the cut repre- it. We are now which the above shoe ever put on the market in soc is Complete. For sale only at SHOE MAN IN JUNIATA COUNTY, and be WINTER STOCK embraces all the latest at terns and IS SIMPLY PERFECTION. different styles from which to select money to examine our stock before pur bobbies, and you will always find a Director. casce.

for any length, of time. Myunder the National Hotel on Main St. 13 trat kin deep. Yherearethmisandsof la-ii. who have regular features aiifi would be accorded the palm of Iauty were it not lor a r-vir completion.

To all puch We recommend DR. HEBRA'S VIOLA CHZAM as pscsMng then qualities thnt qulrkiy change the raorft sallow end florid complexion to one of natural health mid unblemished beauty. It cures Cily kin. Freckles, (Hack Heads, Kotehes, -inl all irr.ijerfeciions iHe Fkin. It if ar.t cosmetic l.jtacure, yet Is Letter for tht; 'I'i'et table than powder.

Hold by lruidiut3. cr Rent pot paid npxn receipt 01 C. BITTNER Toledo, O. tae ax? ia 9l Mouse, 1 S-t. A GLEAN-UP The rush of tbe holiday trade has left ns an assortment of broken lots, broken sizes and odds and ends generally.

The most of these we hope to clear oat between now and February 15, 1S93. Prioes are struck with lightning reduction. Come iu and piek up the bargains. Here are some of thcui Not The Following CUTS $8 FOR OVERCOATS WORTH $12. Th come in All Wool Henvv Weight HIapIc Pliocinta u.j --e and finished.

$10 FOR OVERCOATS WORTH $15. These earmenta are made of extra Rae Meltons and Kerspva in and heavy weights. $13 FOR OVERCOATS WORTI1 $18. These COmnrisA ft cnlnmliil ItnA rf P.nirliah tnr nrtata nf cn o- teriala Imported Meltons anil Kersovs. redaction in Boy's overcoats.

We Are FOUNDING PRICES On Our WINTER GARMENTS. $5 FOR NEW OVERCOATS WORTH $4 $0. $3.50 $5. Hoy's Overcoats. FOR OVERCOATS WORTH $8.

$4 $0. $3 $5. $2 $4. $1.75 $3. Men's Winter Suits.

A reduction of 3ti per cent. Sweet Orr overalls tbe best in the market, G5 cents a pair. We propose to make our stock revision early each season. If loss there is to be we'll meet it boldly. Loso to make a bold loss at tbe first saves a cowardly but greater loss at last.

And there is where yo'ir chance comes in to purchase new, fresh and seasonable goods at from TWENTY-FIVE to THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT, lower than tbey were quoted at a month ago. FERD MEYERS, the wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridge St Miftlintown, Penna. 1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889 Rjtccial Invitation rFo rFhc Puhlie To attend the Attractive b'ale of Clothing that goes cn daily from THE IMMENSE 8T06K OF It will be TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN It is truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Trices. His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail to give him a call if in need of Clothing.

D. W. HARLEY MIFFLINTOWN 1JV. HAVE YOU KGMTOLErOSIT? ARE YOU A BORROWER) -CALIi AT THE FIRST MIFFLINTOWN, FA. FOUK PER CENT.

INTEREST PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES, Money loaned at Lowest Bates. if tho I cure i A- hrum, i ti t'rr -T it.j A'-l JirKJL -i" Ht cms HiTTSURGH i'r. 8nlMcribe for the iiidii An FiriBU a good paper. SALE AT MEYERS' WTimESATrc AND nwaa iuOTvif, I1UBU Hne ami il JUNIATA VALLEY BANK, OF MIFFLLITOWS, PA. WITH BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.

Stockholders Individually Liabla. JOSEPH SOTHROCK. Prttuhnt. T. VAN IRWIN, Cathitr DIRECTORS.

W. C. Porueroy, John Uertiler, Robert E. Parker, T. V.

Irwin. Joseph Rothroek, Philip M. Kepner, Louis E. Atkinson, STOCKTIOM.ERS Pliiiip M. Kepner, Annie M.

Shelley, Joseph Rothrock, Jane H. Irwin, L. E. Atkinson, R. E.

Parker, W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holnies Irwi-, Mnry Knrti, Jerome IS. Thompson, jt John Hertzlor, T.

V. Irwin. Charlotte Snyder, Josiah Barton, John M. Blair, Robert II. Patterson, F.

M. M. Pennell, Levi Light, SamuelS. Rothtock, Wm. Bwarti.

Solomon Manbeck, Three and Four per cent, interest will be paid on certificates of fjan 23, 1S91 tf TO WEAK MEM Bufferiit from the effects of yenthful orrora, early decay, wasting weakncM. lot manhood, 1 will send a valuable treatix. (Kled nonuiDicf; fall particular, fur tome cure. ft Et of cbarRe. A.

aplaodid medical work should do read by eTery loan who le nerroua and debilitated. Add rroC F. FOWLER. Hoodua. COOO.

RUPTUREIs bvlr. J. I. 5avet rvil Arrh ftt Phil lJa. Jui -a at one.

No Oent'ioa or bns.ne delay. Thousand: of enre. l)r. Uayerhui Hotel I'enn, Ucadinfr, second Saturday ol facb mouUu bendXuc circulars. Advice fre..