Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-08-06
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VIM. Banks keeps constantly on hand at
his farm in Fermanagh township, a supply
of cattle Tor butcherIng, aud winter feeding,
and hogs and brood sows. Aug 6 3 mo.
train load of the Natl onal Guard des-
tined Tor the Getty encampuent
stopped at the station about o'clock last
Friday morning. They made things lively
about the station while the train laid there.
Some days ago, Mrs. Rev. r. Hinkle,
Secretary of the Woman's Foreign Miss
ionary Society, lectured in the NJ. l..
church. at East Waterford, this county,
and organized society of twenty-five la
dies.
E,nory's Little Cathar tic Pills are suffci
entity poweri vi for the most robust, yet the
safest for children and weak constitutions
the action In any disease Is uniform, certain
and safe, painless and effective. Druggi SITS.
l5cts.
There are three thousand suits for di-
vorce pending in the Paris courts, but then
France is France, and the love of the
French is said TO be changeable in major
ity of cases. Unhappy people, happy only
when unhappy.
The rain that fell SO gently in Juniata,
last week fell in torrents at Cumberland,
Nd. Many bridges across creeks in that
part of the State were washed away, and
number of houses were washed from their
found dations, tora to pieces BIZ the Hood,
and men. women and children drowned.
James Deem, formerly clerk TO the Com
missiouers of this county, died last Thurs
day evening, after a lingering illness.
When the new court house was built be
was clerk. and had his name with the names
of the commissioners placed on a tablet
and mt in the front wall of the building,
thus perpetuating his namo better than he
then knew.
The Democrat and Register is in stale
of alarm over the belief that our special ar
tist viii run out of subjects to sketch unless
he epIarges his field of operation Our
speciaI artist returns thanks TO the talented
gentlemen of the journal just spoken oil ana
reminds them, that they have, perhaps, ior-
qotten that there are a number OF good sub
iects about their office that have not been
sketched.
A Perry county man named Andrew Coli-
ier. was charged BY Maggie Delaney, before
a iustice, with having tritied with her affec-
tions. and a warrant was placed in the hahds
of constable Ebersole, to arrest him last
Wednesday. Collier resisted the arrest ana
struck Ebersole with hammer from steam
thresher. where he was at work Inc con
,,,hle drew a revolver and fired at Collier,
him in the ear. The officer was
hurt by the stroke from the NAM
mer.
harvest home picnic will be held IN
Nilliken's grove IN Tuscarora Naliey on
Saturday, August 10, 1854 hilllken
grove is in the heart OF the valley. and II
the weather proves 10 be propitious on the
occasion referred to, a large assembly oi
n eople will doubtless be present at the har-
vest-home.
For the benefit of the large class OF per-
sons who desire to visit the camp tne
Railroad will sell excursion
tickets from all stations on its lines east oil
.ancaster and west OF Lewistown Junelion'
on the Northern Central Railway and fhils-
de,rb;a and Erie Division north of SunbaFy'
on the Frederick Division and Columbia
branch south of Lancaster (via HanoVep'