Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-07-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Trade Dollars will be taken at this Office
for subscription.
Captain Martin and his son Olin Martin
are home on vacation.
Rev. Geo. Bensugh has gone on 4
weeks vacation to Colorado.
One Of the indispensable things is cook
stove, 60 to McClintic's and buy a cook
stove
Geo. Heimback and wife OF Lewistown
passed the Sabbath in this place among
frie nds.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, you may find
large assortment OF cook stoves at Nc
Clintic's
Calvin North and wife of Selinsgrove
have been visiting friends in this place
within the past week.
A vigorous growth Of hair is promoted
and the youthful color restored by apply
ing Parker's Hair Balsam.
All last week the thermometer ragged
among the nineties on Sunday it anne
down among the sixties.
MISS Barbara Guss of Milford township
died last week. Interment in Licking
creek Lutheran grave yard.
Rev. Z. Z. Berry was 81 OK on Sabbath
evening, and in lieu Of pr eaching Mr..
Weidman conducted prayer meeting.
Ed Smith, son of preacher Smith was
thrown oil DIR. Ciawford's horse while RI
ding up Main street ON Monday morning.
The boy was not hurt.
People, who by sight know the man that
stole Porter Thompson's horses several
years ago, say that he has been in this
town and vicinity within the past few
days.
On the Ith inst, Harry Hersh aged II
years, son Of David Hersh Of Milford twp,
had his right arm broken at the elbow by
wrestling with an other boy. DR.. Banks
gave the surgical attention that the case
required.
Rev. John Beashor of this county has
started a steam saw mill to saving lumber
in Cambria county about Il miles from
Johnstown. One OF the largest trees ON
the tract Is cherry tree it has been meas
ured and will turn out 5000 feet of lum-
Der.
The Meadville Republican says, the DEM
ocratic papers are all engaged in praising
Governor Pattison's vetoes. Now, if
Governor Pattison's vetoes are all good the
work done by the democratic statesmen is
ali wrong. Where is the democratic pa
per with decency enough TO come out and
defend the democratic statesmen!
..Of all the trophies which vain NOR
tals boast,
By wit, valor, or by wisdom won,
The first and fairest in a young mans |
sycs,
Iswoman's captive heart"
A number of men met in Chicago last I
week and organized an Autobiography par !
ty, every member OF which is thirsting for /
notoricty and Office. An other set OF men /
met about the same time, III Washingto IA |
ID. C.. and organized National party. !
They seem to be inspired with a desire to |
get ready for war with England. If the |
new organizations live ill next year they I.
will both put Presidential candidates in the |
field.
An important question has been raised /
in the city Oi Reading Pa, which is star
ted in this way. y young man, who has ,
beer consumpiive the past years, began /
4 years ago 10 court young lady by the |
name OF Sassanan in Reading. The young 1
lacy took consumpI. \ and about year I
after the beginning of the cOurtship she !
died. The Young man then began court /
ship with Il sister of the deceased lady, |,
and she too after Il while took consIm ption |
and after all Illness OF about = years died |
last June. The young man is down with !
the same disease at this time at Easton. !
1t is believed that the young Indies con- |
tracted consumption from their lover by !
exchanging kisses with INN.