Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17

.ue 'our hundredth annivers.rv IS a.
birth of Luther. y '"'
Miss Alice E. Osman. who has h.o,
visiting Mr. Musselman and family in
miliord township, returned to Harris.
burg on Tuesday.
one farmer in Franklin county los,
10 hogs, by cholera. Another farms,
~ Tue same vicinity lost IL hogs, by
the same distemper.
1t you would have Appetite. Flash
Color Strength and Vigor, take AYERS
oasaparila,which will confer them nnon
you In rapid succession.
Last Thursday was Yum Kipper dav
grea; day In the Hebrew calende,
Ihe stores of Emil Schott were closed
In observance of the day.
Col. John n. Moore was in town on
thursday. His voice was boarse which
caused lis friends to hope that it is
not sign of failing health.
The gentlemen who were sued nv
nrs. fiahier, on the charge of having
hshed in Licking Greek in violation Of
law, Will take the case to court for set.
tlement.
a Harrisburg paper reports that
vanderbilt has disposed of the charter
ana route of the Harrisburg a Western
railroad to the Pennsylvania railroad
Company.
The cases of chills and fever are not
SO numerous as in some of the past sea-
sons, In this county, but there seems to
oe a good many" people sick with
typhoid fever.
Professor Sheeder, principal of the
schools at WisconIsco, was home on a
visit 10 his family last week. He will
move to his new field of labor about
election time.
Up in Wilkesbarre, in the Wyoming
Methodist convention which was held
last week, one of the preachers de-
nounced the Sunday newspapers, as the
Devil personifed.
Rev. Dir. Wilhelm, another hereto,
according to the rulings of Huntingdon
PFesbytery, will preach in the Presby-
terian Brick church next Sabbath,
morning and evening
Latirner Wilson, of Van Vert, is re-.
covering from the effects of the kick of
horse. The kick was on the side of
knee joint and sent him to bed for
the period of a week.
"Fhe postmaster at Lewistown, ow-
ing to continued annoyance and fire.
quent loss of letters, has resolved to
give no more letters to children with
out note from parents.
The Selinsgrove Tribune oflast week
said, Percival keiser informs US that
during the fail rise he has taken 5000
pounds of eels, which at 10 cents per
pound netted him $4,000.
t. +. Atkinson, Col. J. K. Robson,
L. z. Robin, John Beck and Sergeant
T. ID. Garman. drove over TO Lewis
burg, in carriage, last week, TO see
General Gregg, their old commander.
\ thief entered The bed room of sew
eral persons in the hotel kept by Geo.
Stevens, at Port Royal, some nights
ago, and took about S45 in money from
the several pauts that he got his hands
90.
David Bergey, aged 10 years, son of
Enos Bergey, deed, died on the Sth
inst Iuterment on the 10th inst, in
the Mennonite grave yard, south of
Oakland Mills. He died of typhoid
fever.
Why go about with that aching head
Try Ayers Pills. They will relieve the
stomach, restore the digestive organs to
healthy action, remove distractions that
depress nerves and brain, and thus cure
your headache permanently.
The separator and separating attach
meut for common threshing machine, is
one of the great labor saving machines
o. the day. They are within the reach
of the pocket book of almost every
farmer. Col. VIM. Bell is the agent.
The Bloomfield Democrat says, A.
Die handed us an apple the other day
which was grown in Jacob Reeder's
orchard. in Centre township, which
weighs IL ounces. Il is sound as a
dollar aud looks as If 1t would keep
until May.
Iu Ohio. in the city districts, where
the Democrats expected to receive the
large msjorities they did not receive
what they expected, but in the country
districts where they were expecting
scarcely anything they received the
greatest favors, OF majOrities-
Rev. John W. White, of Milroy,
nreacbed in the Brick church on San
day. both morning and evening. lie
is the Christian gentleman that Hun
,inpdon Prssbytery convicted of ofpreaeh-
inc heresv-in no. preaching to the
standards of the Presbyterian church.
The Republican candidates to be
voted for at the Primary election to De
hold next Saturday are Thomas Pat ton
for Senatorial Couieree, Henry Book
for Representative Delegate; Joseph
Martin for Representative Delegate.
and Abram Moist for Chairman OF
County Committee,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
within the past few days has placed on II, :,
line train called the "oYster express,
wb;oh leaves Harrisburg at 10 % r.
NJ The traiu, when Jagged will stop
AZ MarysviIIe, Duncannon, newport,
W;nerstown and Port Royal. 1t stops
:, Mifiin at ll.39 2. NJ
Report Of Patterson school, MU. Wsoia T.
for month ending Oct. 3rd Wnole
number in attendance, maies' 10 ie
uuararn At