Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-06-04

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For RENT.-A house aud lot of I
acres near Van Vert. in Walker town
ship. Address or call on John Cleck
Van Vert, Juniata county, Pa.
The Perry County Freeman of las
week says, many horses through rhs
county are down with quinsy. A few
In Bloomfield proving victims to the
scOurge.
Lewistown people have the base bal
fever badly, some or 5 hundred citi.
liens, full half of whom were ladies,
witnessed the game at that place last
Friday.
Now is the time for the friends OF
banks to stand by the honest institu.
tious, and not allow them to fall with
the iisreputable, wild cat. gambling
concerns.
Farmers.
Kennedy and Doty are prepared to
furnish you with all kinds of Farming
implements. Phosphates at saving to
you of 20 per cent.
The Penn Bank. Of Pitts5urg. closed
some days ago, and In day after re-
sumed, and in day after resumption.
again closed. 1t was q fair specimen
of the wild cat concern.
''Here, waiter, take away these fried
oysters they are bad" Il know it.
sir, but We have given you two more
oysters than you called for, to make up
for it.'-Texas Slftings
Farmers in certain parts of York
State are indignant because the Wash
ington government will not permit them
to manufacture whisky, for their own
use. Repeal the Internal Revenue
laws.
The Independents of Lewistown. and
the Logans of Altoona, PLAYED a game
of base ball, on Decoration day. at
Lewistown. A number of people from
this place were present to witness the
game.
Decoration day ceremony last Fri
day was gone through with in the usual
way. A. j. Patterson. of this town,
and Fl. j. Culbertson. of Lewistown,
each, delivered an address, in this
place.
p G Shelly will open the Normal
School at Richfeld, July IA. 1884. He
has been quite successful in his man
agement of the school heretofore which
Is a guarantee of future success as a
teacher.
The Bloomfield Advocate saws.
miner named Davis bad his pockets
picked of some 500 in a saloon in New
port. on Friday a week, BY a stranger
who pretended to have sure cure for
rheumatism.
An agricultural exchange in an arti-
Gle on .shOw TO feed horses" mentions
feeding "corn iu the carr as one way.
This may be an economical way, bat it
must be excessively painful to the
horse.-Graphic.
"Mr Beecher, it is reported, added
to the interest of his proceedings last
Sunday by introducing a fiddler on the
pulpit steps to play hymns. Mr.. Beech
recognizes the importance of a variety
10 all entertainments"
The boys did not behave as if they
were IN attendance upon funeral ser
vice, IN the Court House, during the
Post ceremony on Friday evening.
They carried on as if they were In at
tendance upon circus.
4 tramp named Robert Ellis sa.
down on can Of nitro glycerine a;
Warren, Pa, on the 18th day of May.
The can exploded and the lacerated
condition OF the tramp can better be
Imagiued than described
Ayers Sarsaparilla is highly concen-
trated extract of Sarsaparilla and other
blood-purifying roots, combined with
Iod,de of Potassium and Iron. Its con-
troll over scrofulous diseases is une-
qualed by any other medicine.
Rev j. c. Oliver, of Academia
Presbyterian church, has gone to preach !
for the people of Tidoute. He had
scarcely more than resigned the Aca-
demIa charge till he received call to
the place to which he has gone.
Over brain work and excesses reduce |
the vitality and cause nervous exhaus-
tion, etc. The Pastille treatment is a
radical cure. Harris Remedy Co, st.
Louis Me-, send free TRIALS
May IA I'm
The Pennsylvania railroad has issued /
an excursion rout book for the summnr |
Of 1884, which every man aud woman,
who contemplstes taking short or a
long excursion. should obtain for consul
ta,iou. The book is handsomely illus
trated
The Democracy propose 10 largely |
dwell upon the extravagauce of the
times for the campaign thunder, but
all such talk is clap trap talk, which is
proven By the fact that there are as
many extravagant Democrats as other
people.
Captain J. J. Patterson was in town
iast Wednesday. He is an energetic
hard working farmer Is man of fine
ability, and could not fail of represent
ing this district. with credit, in the
State Senate, fer which place he Is
candidate
An exchange says, the Mennonite
church throughout the eastern part OF
this state is acting in unison with !
the movement OF the church throughout
the United States to assist Mennonites
to come to this county from the Rus
sian domains.