Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-07-23

from the lst to the 9th of August.
Congressman Atkinson, has returned
from Washington.
The family OF Mr.. Emanuel Moyerheld a
picnic on the Island where his son Silas
lives, last Wednesday. few friends were
present.
The base ball craze has struck the pul
pit in Bedford, as is evidenced by the fact.
that preacher of that place frequently
acts as umpire for a base ball club match.
"Turtle Batting is new sport that is a
good deal INDUCED in by certain people in
and about New York city. 1t is the .sinves-
! tigation of furious fights between swapping
turtles"
A Huntingdon poet named Womelsdorf,
contested for the prize of $500 offered by
Barnum for the best poem on his white ele-
phant The poetic contest, is to be decided
BY committee.
f. Z. Copeland, young man well known
to people in this community died of ty-
phoid fever on the 18th inst, If he had liv-
ed hours longer he would have been 20
years OF age.
The finest fertilizing drill in the market
can be had from Kennedy & Doty for $50
They alse keep constantly on hand Amino
mated Phosphate, Dissolved Bone and Pure
Raw Bone July - 1884, If.
d. A. Orr, one Of the delegates TO the
Democratic National convention from this
Congressional district violated his instruc-
and voted for Cleveland. He was instruct
cd to vote for Randall.
Prof. Harris Pastille treatment for ner-
vous debility has cured thousands. The
proprietors having confidence in Its merit
offer tree trial. Address,
Harris Remedy Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
a chap from the country, stopping at one
of the hotels, sat down to dinner. Upon the
bill of fare being handed to him by the wal
ter, he remarked that he ..didn't care bout
readin' now he'd wait till alter dinner
The WArCHNsS, published at n ewton
Hamilton, will be issued as daily paper
during the term OF camp-meefing at that
place, commencing August 18th. SuoscrIp-
ton Tor the 10 days, % cents, in Advance.
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills are sufiici.
emily powerful 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. Druggists.
l5cts.
Isaiah S. Taylor. known BY railroad peO-
pie in Patterson fell of his train that was
backing at Huntingdon on the evening of
the 10th inst, and was killed. His place OF
residence at the time of his death was Al
toona.
John Mccoy died at his home short
last Thursday. He was aged about 45
years. Irterment in Union Cemetery on
Saturday, July 10, 1854. He died of con.
sumption.
W. 4. Patterson, formerly OF Juniata, I
but now a citizen of Seward county, Ne .
braska received a pension OF 81, ,42S through 4
the work OF his friends, ). X. Patterson,
and Squire Richard Doyle, OF Johnstown,
this county.
To take rust out OF steel rub the steel 4
with sweet oil, in day OF two rub with fine
Empowered unslazcd lIrle until the rust all
disappears, then oil again roll, in wooden
and put in a dry place, especially if it be Ia
bic cutlery.
a number of people are out of health and
the doctors are called more frequent
ly than in the early part of the season,
but no particular kind of disease aifiicts the
people. A littls of every kind OF ailm-nt
may be found.
400 year old painting, that represents
the Blessed Virgin standing with arms ex-
tended over Church and State, was found
in the garret of a Catholic priest in Hunt
ingdon some days ago. The picture was
painted in Europe.
Henry Hartman, of Walker township, /
holrbt one bushel OF Martin Amber Wheat
at the Grangers picnic last summes brought
il home, and sowed it on one acre of ground
and the yield from that acre was ibreshed
last week and meas uIed 399 bushels.