Juniata Sentinel and Republican from Mifflintown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

WINTER all CYLES tTuactrrlul ER STOCK i rl s- seii itif on it. LOTUIXG om.inn.g Style, and fo sale is expect nnleM r.Tf sat ia Action Mv KK-ALLS, WATCHBwI eck wear. Collar, and Mi-. Cull ninl see. ASD FURNISHER KSYLYAKU RAILROAD.

TIME-TABLE ad alter Suudav er'r 26th iiu uat M.Ulin will rnn Fnw EASTWARD. Ai.vi.iipdati.hi learea Altaoaa it it 5 5 a. a a- Kcmi Union at ii futi llamiitoa T.UB a. 7 a. Lrwlatuwa 7,46 1 a Wiflim it a.

m-. xtcH.jj a. Viml 9,3 ka' a. Docwant D.u a a -nr at 11 rriphnrr at ltl a 1,25 p. aa, a Kxrantts ttmrenatteeaaaairf a and siulus; a aU narajar Altotma am at a.

ra. BarrMkara aul wrlvej la PhiladeJpaat at m. i. Tmii U-avp Plttaaarg dairy at m. i toon a at 2,00 as.

and atop, nil rulTir sttttluua arrlres at aUlka p. 7.UV p. rtuia-i a. ni. 1.

tii leaves Pittsburg at 1 00 at a in Tvrt.ne 62 pat; FJnm-i 7 .17 in I.ewUtma 4S ia lif. li irTlstiuru lu Paila. I I -r rt III. i tu.t Kxprvas mill stop at Sftlka t. iitiuu tiuitged WtST AKD.

I. imc aallv at ll.irn-turk. it 40 Mltala L- to ia it id Altnoaa arrtMn at I'lttfburg at 11 6opav kt ruiii tM Puiladerpbia t. 8 15 a. ax; firinri ill lit HVINirf I iiliT-it'iivn, 'J 411 a.

Thompnootowa, Van Dvke, 10 nit a. Tanear i a. Mexico, 10 Oi a. nut Port li it. Miffliu, 10 2i a.

av; ni. 10 a. Narrows, 10 84 a. n. in lii a.

Mc Vey town, 11 14 Ntur.m Hamilton, 1 1 3'J a. Una 17 ui Tiroiia, 107 p. m. i. 1 iind Mtop-i at all rfffular i i a i- ll.irrlub'irir ami tkh rxrci'" leiirea Pluladelphia dai-i i Il irrlshurg, 10 ZU p.

av, nitf at VaryaTille. Ooatai- rt, Mill.Tntuwn, TbomtxoBtowm, l.u;j:, t.i at Mliltin, II ft) p. ami Pittsburg, 10 a. av. il 'i'htm Phil Ijlj'hia JailT.

at II irrl-tMir M.20 a. p. Miltliu 12.17 p. itap-i n-irnhir ntnii'in botiveoii Sifflla r-- ii Altoona at S.S0 p. 1 1 p.

m. Pkll- i ii a. Ujrrisbnrf at i i i no not 4.4:t p. Sow-, MilI.Tstuwn p. av, i i p.

Van.lyka 6,14 I in. 1.1 5.1H p. MfXHSO 5.5 p. il 1 p. Mittlm p-1 p.

McVi-ytowa 8, llAiit'ton 7,10 p. i i p. Alt ioua 9 (W p. m. r- liiTe PhiUdetphla 1115 villain; Dnnrannoal v.

101 am; Mirtlin4Ja i 1 a Mc Vejtown i XI I i 4 a iu Huatlng'loi ii 1 i-'. 0 2" a Crw a 'n. r.r...- 7 Li" a Bell' 8 06 a ui fitUbml it 111 4 'r KLINTOWN Hittrse Stolen and Recovered. TERMS. SI -50 per aanoai titiao.

S1J annum a po ivVnce: 2.00 It not paid in advance. Mix ante, cr advertiameBU toiierted at 60 uadato thoa deairing hlfar aoartar busiaea. notice, la local col-1 10 ceota per line tor each taaertion. tbe year, bv to at. 1.

SHORT LOCALS. moonte.1, tiel the two horses to a At annnnl meeting of the Juniata i Kxprptia eaut, on Sandafa, with iiin.Uf Mall east leaTio Hi 1 1 ') p. in. l.nW hl'DWN DIVISION, i -f. lfvn Junction tor Mil-t Hi a 10 55 a ni, 8 15 i.rv at i I a in, 3 m.

i ji. at Lewlstown Junction rrooi at am, 1 pm, 4 30 froB ni it i in 4 0 n. TV Ui'NE 01VIION. a Trroiie lor Bellfont aod 10 a 7 15 m. i im-iistUIo and Clerfl' in, 25 w.

Tyrone lor Warrlora urnace and Scotia at 6 1 I-1 m. vns Tyrone from BoUefo 1. 1 1 i-. ii at 12 05 ro.an-iea' at Tyrone Irom i artiel.I at 5 a to, and I 7 ni. aina arnw at Tyrone from Sceila, ar.l Pennaylvanla Tarnace a.

in, it i' to ni. 1. li. H.dBEUrnKUUi" Ilm.tinK.ion for If, ui lif 8 at Iluntins-loa tro" lS and Cumberland at m. I I BACU" for point.

a iu. 12 0 1 oV 50 m. tf airivt. at Altoona fro in p. m.

1 0' P- nd iiiillon Jfolice. Ki, l- 1U ar. li i tli. i Umt Hill, ami He i.l itatlK-rmtt nr in any olli-r il i. in.

lit, a. ti9 trt' nt peo tiuo 1' to cautionea. tiiintlnK way 'l" f. 11 iBRi iple SUi i iIT Noble uow, TU- Ent-'lia' sparrow Yisitu faxIun i iTlltt- Craig is eularging bin Water street houtKf. K.llv McXeal had a horse tit die hi iH hit wiatuvn has organized aa Ugut company.

1 a viri Ol SatuUfl Ltapp, "I'l deputy to Sheriff Noble. OJ U-th 2 yards square lor $1.00 Hat Jware. hotel in lttoomfield will bauds in the spring. State Kditwnal assooitniou this nftt ruoon nt Hurrihburg. r.t -s rry has Iwught Henry Jnelliiig house minis u.

j.ubUc wde of Wila.n horses, la-t SV. aTeraed aliout $140.00. union vttkh will be held iu Prwtbyterian charch next S.il.l.uth. 1'. re than 1 idf tl.ei'plc of Mif-tlfwu and ratUrw-n attend tL.uvhra.

If the rain that hafl fallen Huh had U.n snow, wuas wta-w ui 1 have been enjoyeiL i j. anther on the ruountaina ne villi-, MitUiu county, frighU- ai mgnt, Shortly after daylight on the morning of the 8th Stiuire C. B. Horning oi this town tttoixi in a woods that he owns the far hide of the ridge north of town, two miles dictant, where he expect til to meet Jacob Sieler who was to haul wood for him. It is one of the most secluded pieces of woodland near this town, and a man mi'rht lie there a week and not lie f.und in any season of the year, excepting in the gunning aeastin when the ridge is overrun with hunters.

The Squire was about to cut away some brush wood for the passage of the exjiected team ami wagon, when he caught signt of two horses standing not far apart. Another look and he saw a thin column of smoke rising from the middle of the space between the animals. He looked again and by the fire lay a man or two men he is not certain which. fence, remounted bis own beast and at full speed dashed down the road to Shirk lane, into the lane as hard as the horse could run to a certain point where he sprang from the beast leaped over the fence into the field and intercepted the thief, pointed an einptr pistol at him and shout-ed. HOLD I TOt BANDS.

The thief thought his last day hail come and cried out "don shoot, and held up his hands. oountv Agricultural aocitiry, ueiu Januarv 11, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year D. B. MeCulloch, President; A. J.

Patterson, Wm. Hertzler, Porter Thompson, Vice Presidents Matthew Rodgera, Jos. A. Groninger, P. Or.

Alter, Executive Committee H. C. Book, Corresponding Secretary Wm. Pomeroy, Ireaeurer; ur. a.

v. Shelly, Librarian; W. R. Wharton, Kaoording Secretary. Tii.

.1 i llV Vt Uinj. ar ns occasion- A U.1 lie. l'l' C. liuim, bus opened his tablet fu-ii in the second story of the HI1. buil.liug on Bridge t-tr.

t. TLr rn-Tarurne for the a.tjoumel uehers iui.titute to le held at Felo-uary 1st, next upp ur next week. The many friend of Judge Smith Ktivette were paintnl hum that buijueMt atliura requirea mm ftKHigiteea. TW-health of liev. 1.

I. navs. i n.jt i-rmit him to cunanruue last wee a. ilc-will iiraver-meetin a new leader every evening. horse has had a re- laarksiblo exjrieiice amtmg horse thieves, having been three times, every time rwsptnred.

Howe Ventilating Stove vwll heat the e-e with sanw "n'1111! of fuel of any other stove. CaU ami it at Franciscus Hardware A Oo. ilrs Thomas U. Parker and airs Thudde us Parker, sisters, both of PitUburg, have lieen visiting the th-ir brother Mr. Joseph ilurtin.

Itch Mange, and scratches on human or animals cured in 30 minutes bv Woolford Siuiitarv Lotion. his never fails. S.Jd by ianis Druggists, MiUlintovin, Pa. Oct. 31, F.ibtor Lumbanl of the Selinsgrove Tribune has Veen'apiHinted additional transcribing clerk by Speaker Dover of tlie Legislature.

The posi- wiU Vhi well hUe.1 an.i ni-ui Lumbard. Some -av widow in Phila.lelplna i. rllr suit against Senator UUt i 'I J. Patterson, ior I Tlu Senator savsit is uiai K.ni-. eller usea xo take, care of the vidders." installation Orange HORSE THIEVES Le said to himself, and felt like going straight to the fire, and there demand the surrender of the thieves, but in a flash his mind revolted.

the man or men mav shoot me. And then there came vividly lack to his recollection, a scene in Illinois years ago when he saw a horse thief turn and shot a pursuing sheriff. dead. Tel he hesitated. lie felt certain that the hurst had been stolen, au.l he was jnt as certain that the thief or thieves lay in sight by the fire.

He had an axe and with that he could battle for the stolen prop erty, and capture or drive or! tlie party that had brought the horses there, but then came the thought, if I receive the horses an.l take them t.i town, who knows, the owners may appear upon the scene alut the time I get there and I may le sus-picioned of having harbored stolen horses. With this stnsative thought running through his mind he deter mined to SEES HELP to Bccuro the horses, ami tlie parry lm l.n,l tlifm in iiosscssion. He hastily turned away to go to Olx-rholtz r'e heln. He bad but gone a Kit n- till he heard the strokes of an axe. Hasting in the direction he niK.n Stoner and his Abram who were cuuin, rnn.d ties.

li-ir-forced with the Stoners. he felt certain of si -tiring bag and bag horse ami all alxnit the hrc but when the three men arrived at tin. iM-mmd all that their was the onifko and embers 6r. Hi.rnincr hasteaed in the ti. of town to irive the alarm ()u his way he noticed the tracks oi three horses going towards the place where Le had made the discovery, aud that hurried him on to Jlinlin-town.

Looking at the tracks as he hastened along, he noticed that a track coming down the ridge as if the camninff tla'e, and he inclines to the lief that the thief or thieves had three horses on the .,,.1 nn.l that tne broke away or was ridden away. THK iRSES STOIJ5. When the si iu ire came into town be found irroups of people standing about the streets talking about two that hatl lieen stolen from be yond the river, one from John Jenkins, four milt west of town one from Solomon Shirk, three miles west It. li Jenkins and Shirk ix nevea rbnt tlm horses had lieen taKen wesi ward but had come to town as me rrvl Tuiint from which to aroiis. the Horse Protection Com it.

4 miTYii in Th revival in the Methodist Episcopal Church of this place, conducted by the pastor Key. A. R. Miller, continues to increase in terest and rower. The attendance is large, crowding the main audience room of the (Jburch nearly every nirht.

Fifteen persons all adults, have professed conversion, since the meeting becan. twelve oi wuoui join ed the Church on Sunday, and others are forward every night for prayers. The services are held at 2 clock in the afternoon and 7 at night. rail DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. a re tttate qf George Rathreck, Tbe undersigned baring been cranted lettersjteatainentary on tbe estate ot.Oeorfre Kothroca, late of Fermanagh townabip.

Juniata cennty, out of the Orphana' Court ot coouly, hereby Rie notice to all persona indeott-d to (aid eatate to make immediate payment, and thoae baring claims a i.l present I tie in properly authenticated for settlement. JOSEPH ROTH ROCK, Administrator. Mifflintown, December 10, 1888. TVfic Firm. Our Bngla Sounds the Keynote 1 Acceptable and Welcome Birgaks -ooo- Satle Register.

DMINlsTRATOR'3 NOTICE. JCttatt of Mar? J. Denuu. late of Delaware tie Juniata coaay, dectated. Notice is Lerebv riven tbat lotters of Ad- miniatraiion on the eatate ot Mary J.

Deo- nia, late ot Delaware township, Juniata deceased have been granted in due form of law to the nnderaigned residing in lit! in to wn. Pa. All persons indebted to sata eatate are requested to call and make pay ment and those baring claims win present tbem properly anuienticated Tor settlement. Administrator. MiffliDtown.

January 9, t9 LODGED IN JATJ- Murry contlucted his prisoner to the road where he left the captured horsi-s. A numwr of other pursu ers enme up and thief was placed in the "buck wagon oi -Mr. itenningcr and brought to town ami lodged in iail at the hour of noon. An empty flask of colored glass, a small amount of money and a pass book or two with names in them were found on lis person, but he had no arms of any kind, x-puty nuenn uappioon oosnession of his effects. Shortly at ter dinner he was accorded a hearin 1 ie fore Squire B.

McCrtim. William Murry gave information that he hatl found him in possession of the two horses, owned respectively by John Jenkins and Solomon Shirk. the nusoxEB gave the name of Henry hprecker but had 'nothing to say, and was sent back to tail to await trial for horse stealm! He is a man of fair complexion and at first sight would 1 i-. le pronounced a ioreign oerraau. He sneaks trood rush witnoui a brogue, and says he is an American soldier in the Tneada-r.

March 5th. 1889. J. T. Sieber, in Walker three and a half miles southeast of Mifiiintown, will sell extra fine brood mares and colts, cows, and young cattle, fkrminir implements U- H.

Snyder, Auctioneer. Popular Preaching. First Preacher How do you man-see to succeed so well among the rrt cowboys out west. There were 600 present at my first sermon, and I said "Gentlemen, am eoinjr to tell you alxmt a. man five feet hiirh who floored a criant eleven feet high.

Then I spoke of Goliah end David. "WelL" When I finished they gave three cheers for David." Time. FALL AND "V7IXTLK GOODS. No more summer for months to come. Fall and Winter are rtsio fi nil to conform to the bnnrrta tlip.

Senior member of the firm has just returned from Eastern Markets, where he selected with great care the goods that his many patrons favor. DROP UN. "Ve have now filled our shelves with Fall asd Winter floods of all kinds. Our cus tomers have appreciated our efforts to give them goods to Buit their purposes, and we believe that we are better pre pared than ever to merit their CDITOR'S notice. Tbe undersigned appointed by tbe Or.

phaas Court of Juniata County, an Auditor to ascertain neirs ami legaieea auti maae distribution of the balance tbe bands of Alfred J. Patterson. Executor of Jacob Kline, late of tbe Borough of Port Roval. deceaacd, as appears by bis partial account confirmed Dec'r IS, 1888, hereby gives notice that be will sit on Tuesday the twelfth (12tb) day of February, A. I K8B, at o'clock A.

at bis office on Lemon street in the Borough ol Mitainiown, to attend to tbe duties ol said appointment, when and a here all persons interest ed in said distribution may appear and make known their claims or be forever barred Irom participation ia said fund. KUBtKl MCJltr.rM, Auditor. Mifflintown, January 18, 1889. AT T'S f.al:l and winter openingt of Men6', Youths', Boys' and Children's Clothing whioh is now en Men of Juniata county think and study well over what we hsve got fc say. uur grand ana superu stocs oi ran ana inter ioimng is nimiy perfection perfected, suppose we talk to you as plainly ana tnsioiy aa possible while aekirg your valued and welcome patronage.

uis is wnak we want to impress on your mind. We have everything yc uiay need in the way of clothing, whether it be a necessity or a luxury. Tour interest is our interest. We offer you the best dollar werta goods for a Dollar in money and isn't that a fair exehange. We have the banner stock of Overcoats of the county.

An assortment which overshadows all the stock of other dealers in the county. Competition will exist this fall only in name not in fact. We will commence by placing on sale 350 MEN'S FLEE MELTON 0VEEC0ATS AT 88-50 The most particular dresser can take pride in wearing one of these garaseawS. 175 MEN'S STORM OVERCOATS AT $5. A Hill Kit tion enjoyed bv Mr.

4 pauj bv birth, and was a Union Army. COSJECTTKES OS THE THETT. The fact that Sprecher was found resting so near town by Squire Horning, coupled with the fact that he rode into and out of the town with the stolen horses, alut 9 o'clock in the moaning, has led to an expression of conjectures on the theft. Smie conjecture that he must 1k in his right niind to act so iumtIv. Others conjecture that he confused nv the darkness oi the night ami missed the road north bv and instead of going out the road by Cuba Mill dam, he took the road that bads through the Mover farm into the woods where Horning discovered him.

Others conjecture that as there were three tracks lead in-? to his campintr place on the riihre. and one track away from down the ridge by the way he went up. that he was piloted to that place- by a third party from Solomon Shirk's barn, and in coroboration of that coniecture they cite the fact that a second horse of Shirk's out of the stable and from its pearance hatl Wen on the road had been l'iddcn. Vt HAT THE THIEF SATS. He as Ix-cn visited by a numler of citizens to whom he talked freely oni.l he cot off a freight tram on Sunday uiirht rreceedinvr the Tues January h.

on -wiiic ap and IN OTICE OP APPEALS. BAltDELL RICE. On the 28th James BardelL of Beale township, and Carrie Rice, of Perry county. MARKEL CHUBB On the 24th bv Rev. E.

E. Berry, Henry Markel aud Jlclinda Chubb, both ol Fayette township. GROCE JENKTSS On the 3lBt by Philip Weber, J. Oliver Iroee and Came li. Jenkins, all ol ayette township.

CtEE KELLER. On the 1st by Philip Weber, J. Oeorge Henry tlee and Clara Emma Keller, all of Fayette township. BELL ELLOY January 3rd, 1SS0, al ihc Lutheran parsonage, by u.y. 1 ltilip rail, Joseph lieu to Aliss Ella Mell Itb of Milford Twp.

CAMPBELL LYONS. On the same day, by Rev. R. 3L Cuinpbcll, Rev. J.

CamplieU, of Coliunbus, Ohio, and L. Cora Lvous, of Port RovaL BR ACKBILL PATTERSON. Ou the same dav, by Rev. R. M.

Campbell, Gcorro Al BrakbilL of Spruce Hill, ami Almira jL Putter son, of IValo. DEEN GRUTER. On the 3rd inst, by the Rc-v. R. H.

Taylor, at the home the brulu parents, Mr. D. B. Doen, of Doyles Mills, and Miss Minnie Gruver, of Pleasant View, uiiiata county. Xbo Triennial appeals for tbe Districts of Juniata county will be held at tbe follow, ing places and bates, between tbe hour of A.

M. and 4 P. each day Mitflin Bor'b, Commis'rs office, Feb. 11, Fermanagh li Fayette McAliterville, Shavers Ho tel, reoy ia, iin. Patterson Borougb, Nixon's Hotel, Febru- ary, 15, 1889.

Milford Locust Grove 8. February 16, 19. Beale Walnut Hotel, Johnstown, February 18, 1889. Spruce Hill, Grangers' Hall Febru ary IV, 1BBV. Toscarora McCoysville, Aliens Hotel, February I8f9.

Lack Twp-, Cross Keys, Feb. 21. 1SB9. Turbelt Uburcb 11 ill a. reo.

-a, 1889. Monroe RichBeld Hotel. Feb. 25, '89. Sasquehanua TP-.

Frymoyer's 20, Greenwood Seven Star Hotel Febru ary 27, 1889. Delaware Tbompaontown Hotel, Feb. 28. 1889. TbomD'n nctel, Mar.

1, '89. Walker Mexico a. Pert Koyal Berougb, Port Koyal Hotel, Mar. 4, lbSW. General Appeals.

For West Side, March 12, '89, Commis sioner's Olbce. For East Side, March 13, '89, Commia sioner's Office. AH persons feeling themselves aggrieved will attend aud they shall be beard. By order ol the Commissioners. G.

W. BtKCuriiLD, Clerk. Commiaeioufcrs' Office, Viffliniown. Jsn. 12.

1889. nnfidono invite vou to come and see and be satislied In our dress goods department we have almost everytlnng llnn't be backward, call for what you want. Shoes and Hoots. Our Boot and Shoe De-nartment is full in its assort- i 1 ment, and you certaimy tan suited in fit, quality and price. Whatever improvements have been added by the manufactures we have them all.

We can supply you with foot wear for any in or out door r-er ice. Our nrocerv Department never lags. i We have on hand a full line of Fresh, Plain and iancy 200 MEN'S IMPORTED SILK LINED 0 VEKC0ATS AT 1S. This garment will stand comparison with any that merohant tailor make to order for S20. Our 10 line is simply grand.

It is simply impossible for U3 to give you anything like a comprehensive description of our grand, gigantic stock of Men's, Youths', Boys' anil Children's Suits. Scbott will sell Men's mixed suits at Sl-00 Men's checked woolem easa-imere suits at SG.50 Men's fine English dress suits at only $0.00 Men's fine dress suits, which we are selling at $15 00, are made from the most fashionable fabrics. Tbey are equal to any merchant tailor's suit casting double the money. If you have your boys to clothe, tow is your opportunity. We he just placed on sale 700 Boys' suits.

The st vies are various, aew and tie latest fashions. J. rices irom up to Come to SCH0TTS for Your Hat. We will show you all tho now celebrated makes. Onr Furniskina; Gee4 Department is the right place to buy your Winter Underwear.

SCH0TT, THE LEADING CLOTHIER, BR1DGK MIFFLINTOWN, 1'A. 1805, ESTABLISHED 1887 Special Invitation To The Public GROCERIES. Also, the only full line oi QUEENS WARE in the countv. Every house i must have its lull supply 01 Oueens and Glassware, this is the store to call on for such ar ticles. I cv.

i I Uuf mva ATI dstfl'V' in attend the Attraciivv ouie en f- I i iwinra inr in -iii 1 1-. uiutiio KT 1 uiw" ceive prompt attention, ltemernber the place, Mais Stueet, Opposite Coubt House, 3Iifllintovxn, aVW.l'Lr V.SPI:C11A11J Son. from THE IMMENSE STOCK VIED: John rea ns. mail. Tl li.

ill lie public at Ilat.l.v Hollo Bfli.l house next Saturday. January 10th, at 1 ch- k. IV. Aihnan mid others wiU a l.lr.s the meeting. The public are iuvite.1 attend.

The special servioea at toe Lutheran chun.li will be eonhmied this week except nnui day "night. Tl.us fnr these Berv ices h'tve Wen largely attended, an.l an usa.l interest has been mimfestd. Everyliody is cordially invited to Httl ud. Rupture cure guaranteed by Dr. .1 Arch street, I hd Pa.

Etue ut once. No operation or d.Ltv from businese, attested th.nutfiuds of curt afur tht faiL friH-. Snd for circular. Mtireb 14, S3, ly i tl.o mn: kts of the utiuiliany tlav morninjr, jauuao wn notified of the took the horses. His object a rtf tho company stealintr the horses was to sell them.

niv.r.rin. to start on I He lieheved Williamsport might le their desi-matetl routes. place where he could sell them. He Forning's information took all by hatl no one to help him. Had two of Shirk's horses.

The one did not 4 I Hiiit him. no turned it ltose. It A tTU ITl.rCl itrAjw n- I 11.. w. rr I fi.11.nr.Ml him a diHtHiie wlien i iit'i in s-v-a horseback, EWING.

On the 30th in Walker township, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Wiiliani Ewing, aged about 78 years. STEXNS. On the 5th in Port Royal, after a lingering illness George W. Stevens, aged 56 years, 9 months and 22 davs.

men a loot, men a mj in buggies, allannetl, some with pis-tola, with shot guns hastened to search the wnods. all in the highest expectation of taking a part in, t.r hearing of the speedy capture of tlie thief and horses, but tho search of the w.xmIs was fruitless. The tracks of the horses ere found and that was all. PS TOWS AND OS THF ROAD. Homing had scarcely turned his back um the camp to look for help when the thief art.se, mounted one of the.

horses and led the other L.wn tl. th ridtre bv the OUrholteer Vineyard, sotithwanl. and bv a private road through the Brul-uker. Schweier aud Yeakl.y farms to the Main road leading from to McAlisierville, an.1 on that road came to this town to Tuird aitin-' saiti dismounted aud stoned it back. After the stoning it did not follow him and lie believed it went home.

He wanted to ride out the valley 11 ween Shade mountain and the ridge north town, but ruissed the road some where in the valley ami liecame con fused, and at last was so lost in the wotnls that ho came to a halt, built a tire and lav" down bv it till daylight. Win ii dnvlorfct came he could not locate himself, and did not know that he was riding into Mifiiintown till he was in the pb.ee. He thought it was some other town probably McAlisb-rville. in of CROSS. On the 29th Harrisburg, Mrs.

Rachel, wife Henry Cross, formerly of Port RyaL aged atKiut Co vears. TITTLE. On the 27th Milford township, from pneumonia. Miss Mary A. Tittle, aged 58 years.

9 months and 6 days. OKESON. On the 31st in Ltxington, 111., after a lingering illuevs of marly a year, Captain George B. Okeaou, formerly of Beale township, this countv, in the 59th year of his age. ORR-Oti the 3d in Kish acotiuillas Valley, Mifflin countv, John W.

Orr. a former citizou of rpruec Hill, this countv. and brother of liatltan Orr, of Port Roval, aged hi vears. 10 months and 28 davs. Tan nyk Correspondence.

Certerville school is in a flourish-in" condition. Prof. Jas. F. Wirt, has the best order in an.l out of the school r.m that has Last Friday night about 11 o'clock the omirry, and -round for years, no Lapp lodged Wm.

fcStnmp Pattersons prop rty to parents as well as scholar hat is iw eu eVlLvetf Reuben Moist. i to Cedar Soring road, pleasing and entertaining to iTtoSip. of having -iUfuUv' 'ttWrt-atlby Daniel Panna- visitors is that on every FndaTter ui.di.IouJv cut dowu and blacksmith by Abram noon have a society, consisting ol The country residence of Frank l.f1 th horse fcrres more credit for discovering Thoruaa. Vice President of the 1 etrn- amt arrarjgiug America than Washington for freeing l.auialtiUrontltta.k tire from -1 1 R.nU did Parents, and friends of ednca- i. ntli Inst and was tie- for the pursuit.

iiurt a t. ItrX Loss aW $75,000. Tlie know the or 7 bu.fbng washl at MerioU near they were tb Vso. I T'l liiilluM lit I lima. 1 1' Phihid.

survd. J. ShaefTer, ad ce I he Smhnel und Hepuiltf a I :l.t.. work done. T'T' I if you ueodiythi 10 formerly in the merchantUe ImainiMS in tnis uia n.

but recently biwiuess ui l- i fnmi the west au una e.m-- it tL I'tilUlbur IU ai-p Lioaji tirni iu the tvr future. His fanulj has Un living in this town tho past few mouths. Kn-hsh Spavin Liniment removes all Soft, it Caloused Lumps IVit tuishiu. froui horses, s. f.

Kn ints. 'UliU, I 1 liintr boue, Slides, Sprains, all -l. T'liroata, Coughi, Save bv the use of one U.ttle. Warrant ed. St ld by L.

Banks Co Drug gii-ts, Mifflintown, Pa. Oct 31- 4.... nre.iHise to notify A IU" wa ti tVmeterv AssiH-ia lilt j. r-i' iv their grave yard the reason that tliere is -f the well water of the town being contaminated thereby. The Council nt.wiuted a committee to confer witn Countv uers in reference i hi trie to putting a inrue ikk i water a that Then him Wins' out on the road calling out Lis neighU.rs to i 1.

a tu.rse thief. heu i he It anietl trvm L.e taiu. i tlie stolen horses 1... bik.1 passed the animals. Ik iraii au irBsnT.

Tliere was a wild ride out the Cedar Soring road. Out the pursuers went to the Cedar Srnug farm to .1... ami there the wuere 1 1. 1.. mini to McAilstervuie lt l.

Sweeiiev. tv. bv imrsuers from people that bad come in that leaiis to neither man AGENT ANTED to canvass for one of the largest, old-Cat established, Best Known Nurseries In ihet onnlrj. Most liberal turuia. Cnequaled tatilities.

bt.i- EVA NUR5KET, established 1S1G. W. T. SMITn, Geneva, Jf. Y.

OF D. W. HAELEY, The oldest and beat Institution for obtain ing a Business Educstion. bat suc- cesMully pre art-d thonsamls ol younf men for Ibe active amies oi mo. if address.

P. DITF SOS, rmsoarg, ra. WANTED AGE NTS TO SOLICIT ORDERS For our Choice and Hardy Nursery Stock. Steady wink for energetic, tetnpeiate men. tin Kxi-FanK.

or commission il The ttuineaa qlllcKly an.l e'i-ly lvit.ued. guaranteed tocus-touiers .1 Wrue immi-dittly for i.tu s. Ail.1r. it 1430 Sotiib i'euii Sqiuie, Pnil'a, Pa. It will TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS- Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.

It is truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices. His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, doa't foil to give him a call if in need of Clothing. D. W. HARLEY AO KK 1 -I rs TOWN Tu.

MIFFLTTOWJI MARKETS. Vtrrtta tpvj. January 10, 1899. 20 1 "21 10 a 9 Aiieker. son of Tobias t.wn calletl to see friend at Minertown Last Saturday llw.iit o'cltxk P.

M. he his horse that he had -d-i .1 from the busrsrv and tie to a fence was gone. The neighlw hood was searched the horse was not foun.L The young man came home an.l aquainted his father with the loss. Search was instituted till i Ctm.lnr TTtnrnmy when was two 7 Wr, iuformation it was tl.ot,g.,t on the stolen. J.ne next out tlie iiorso i.l Comnanv.

oi i oe Fe.trsx Ham Shoulder, Sides, Laid MIFFLrSTOWN GRAIJT MARKET. Wheat, new Corn old 40 OaS Rye Cloveraeed 00 Timothv sed H-5 Flsx sued Bran Chop. Shorts. Ground Alum Salt American Out Your AND SHOES from G. W.

HECK, sT3 SAVE MONEY. BELFORD BLOCK, CORNER MAIN AND BR11KJE STREETS Wo arc Selling STOVES OF ALL KINDS, I)o not fail to sec our SQUARE HEATERS 1 IF: 1CI1 BEAsTTICsi. 1 60 20 X1 1 3l 22 (XJ 1 20 1 10 rUiLADELPUIA MARKETS. PmuLDixiinA, January 12, 1SS9. Wheat 05c to $1.05.

Corn 41c Oats Live chickens 10c Butter 15 to30o. Eggs 12 to 19c. Potatoes 5 to 50c. Cloverseed 7 to 9c Hay $14 to Wert, or horses had lecn seen "were aroused. lh ofV-ul along the north i i.le t.f the Clar Spring ridge, he VAA siirht of the thief and horses.

IUiAXA a 1.. tam IITTV. I 111 Ujvt -a on it. ln ters were printett, and ho was nut a memr "I'V out to notify the was in tne leatt, imllh the ct.untv. After dav li 'ht, Mr.

Aucker received word fnmi Michael Stoner- who lives near town that his horse with harness and l.l.mVet on was found tieti mmsmuii yard There is more or less mj siery "connected with the transfer of the beast from the place at which Charles t.i the stable yard of Mielmc'l stoner. He urgtxl his horse to his si.ee ami nelir by the Meunonite church 1 the man aud ue came ilurrv sliouTdi a from the horse ne i nll.l lpfliil fence into a uei.i I 1:1.. Slurry spceni horse. thief sprang PARKER BANKERS, Main Street, JIdtlktots, Pexsa-, TRANSACT A GENERAL BUSINESS Discounts daily. Accounts of firms, individuals and corporations solicited.

Four per cent. Interest allowed on twelve months' certificates. January 1st, 1883-ly. FOR BUTTERFADTQR5ES Cream Gathering Plan, DBIVATt DAIRiub, THE COQLEY CREAMER PROCESS rvrne All niH Mt nuu. ot BJtertAI -t Ttithmoncl.

Va, txpev-itiou, nu COLD MEDALS BAY BTATB FAIlC hprinjflel.U Mm mm A Fl'LL LINE OP 'OOK -STOVES ALVTAYP ON fl AND. We fni nit-h i "pairs all kiit.ls of Stoves, Stove Pipes, Coul Buckets ate. at tii'" vtiy ioncft r.rif. OIL CLOTH A SI'ECALITY. A 6quar of varda for tl.00.

ERANCISCUS HARDWARE CO. For Drepiy, Craid. Xrvon tttm I rlaary or Liter IM- etsaeM. Cure Gnsranteed. Oflirs, Ai.CU Pbilsdelptiia.

All draggi-its. Trr it. $1 a bottle, aix for V. Kar. H.IBSS, ly.

JOB PRINTING or EVKliT KIND done at this office. Jyl Bufflo V. Y. t. ire Rtte (inuiee Ffiir, First Premium ontactory ituuei i it" )poa.

First prem um fi COLD MEDAL. PARIS. (Fiance.) WEEKS at toe 1'ulaceof Industry in comraniTuiiir. 1888. 1888.

1888. lnsA 1SS3 COLD MEDAL at i-wa. a i.ijrhiiry it TEhiaof PES stenisof the worltL un, Enflantl. Is7. nttrratvsiiri to ment ion.

-atasi aaa. aa. tr? aim(MI MI i.i uu" SILVER hare examined into tbe po NOT r.TlIEUIvu. It Is le COLCHESTER ARCTIC with Otrtlde Counter." Aneaid other in atyia A durability, VttMONT MRrHINE CO. Bellows VOni.

COUNTER." CECiSSS and rvojuiw DrcLii ot others. Dairies, td lor inustraieu Full line ol ENGINES, rrrint FACTOlUts or riiiiS i Rubber Scots untV you havo seen the Kemp'sMannreSpreader Ta.loaa.ble fur Hfa 25 Per Cent. Cheaper than any other, all things considorod. vr tin i.f Ttv.rV -t li' fT. i '-v fr I r.uTl-", IiUliPKt hjnauiM.Ji.

Tt. MASON HAnUH, "COLCHESTER1 with Solo leather Keel best fitting and 1 (l.iiei rttin iirrrtii' lot; fft.t form by Mam A H.iiiiim lu 1MJ1. Tuakt-r f'lhowed in tte maf.u'avture of tii-t invtnmi'-ntii, but Mud ate fiAUilin Orirtns alwavM ruauu H.m-.1 llinr sittrrr'-m-ii mi 1 1- in 1 w. iTol U.x.n otT -r rl ri This Is the 1 Ut a.i ui Tit; LTtxT r.i .1 -I. ik i ma oi ffT niioini DftflT with hft mar.

I W.tn tt lu ttizk ttu tt Ira-ff iJiary I lU'-ir 'jfrKr to all 01 hr. Tliy r'" exceiimce urpwel tjtnr n. ilv in t'i Tt Lno Imi ii.Ti. htit i il ii rn -1 y. Tnl thrtjr afriMi'e t' ti rt rn-Tk 1 iritrod hv them In tlif nrl n- flMl IM TlA- i In the market.

Made of the best PURE GUM Stock. Tho Solo leather Heel saver Monej to lbs Wearer. 'nut rV'ir 1 a Ki.i'-i.ft a ik 1 ma 01 1.1 I-i ft I t. ii Li (Mi i 1 jr Ihil enwHa! 1- ClitfD I in tune anil other iifi.rt.ijl awl A cir-'ular. coffiTaininc if-tnun av: frrrm ri-eaa bos'lr purcliaaw-r, tnuaicuuia, aiift tirrr.

i a. tWtum ai.d -raaa ca-'A sjoi: norf.lkt4 MASON tt HAVLiN ORGAN AND PIAN- Oi. YUka. IHIfr 1 1 i i i rau away. ne in case of five..