Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-05-20

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The horse owned by DIR. e. NJ. Graham,
of Port Royal, that lad a leg broken sever
al months ago, has entirely recovered the
use of its limb.
Ask fo- Browns baby SHOES, the incest,
neatest and best baby shoes in the market
and for sale only at G. w Heck's boot *
shoe emporium.
l.. A. Tennis & Bro, Of Thompsontown,
have the contract for furnishing 40O, 900
cross ties for the Vanderbilt rail, now IN
der construction.
a number of alley crossings have been
repaired, baby can now cross them with
out stumbling and old people can cross with
greater satisfaction.
Superintendent Higbee and Inspector
Sayers, will conduct the examinations at
the Soldiers Orphans School at McAIister-
vile, on Thursday a week.
Of all the big bargains the biggest is
pair of ladies tine kid top button shoes for
Sl.75, at e. ". Heck's shoe store.
s'Two young men of Pittsburg, being in
love with the same lady, have decided to
skate two mile race, the looser to with
draw all claim to her hand"
The Democrat and Register has a sub
scriber that has paid in advance to Jnly LIST,
1883. All the newspapers should rise and
say blessed be such q subscriber.
Soloman Maubeck, OF Walker township,
sold q number of iat steers, some days ago,
TO Philadelphia cattle dealer. The aver
age weight per steer, was 1860 pounds.
viii sell you PAIR of the Walker pIow
shoes and guarantee every pair to give sat
isfaction, or refund you the price Of them.
1 mean just what ! say. G.. ". HECK.
The Huntingdon Journal denies the re-
port circulating II the papers Of the Junia-
Ia valley, tha; a Huntingdon youth of sew
enteen years had married spinster OF for
ty years.
''MrS. George Burt, OF Chester, drank
some laudanum, which she mistook for Law
ender brandy, and nearly killed herself. She
had sent a child for it aad the child got the
name wrong.
"The supreme court OF Illinois decides
that bicycles are legitimate vehicles oftrav-
el, and if horse is scared by one and runs
away and smashes things, damages cannot
be recovered.
'sThe number OF corporations in the State
has lsrgely Increased in the past two years,
and about slOS, ,O0O, 900 have been aided to
the capital stock of companies incorporated
by the State"
stroke on the stomach, from a stone, thrown
at what vas believed to be a COW, by Mr.
Lands, Of Tuscarora valley, has recovered
from the injury OF the stroke.
Down in Long Island towns, committees
have been Organized, to take ali married
men that are found out from home on the
streets after IL O'Clock and duck them un-
der the town pump. The plea. of having
b cen TO the lodge, is Of no use.
John n. Patterson, formerly citizen of
this county, and eldest son of James Pat
terson, deed, of Pleasant View, died very
suddenly. at his home, near Mercershurg,
Franklin county, on Wednesday, the 9th
inst, in the sixty-third year of his age.
By land or at sea, out on the prairie or in
the crowded city, Ayers Cathart ic Pills are
the best for purgative purposes, everywhere
alike convenient, eificscious, and sale. For
sluggish bowels, torpid liver, Indigestion,
bad breath, hatuency, and sick headache,
they are sure remedy.
Samuel Carter will sell at public sale at
his residence, in Patterson, on the 25ri
inst, the following described property, to-
wi.: One cook stove, coal stove, cupboard,
sink, bedsteads, bureau, tables, chairs, car
pet, lounge, stands and other articles not
here enumerated.
Mrs. Jennie Z. Fitzgerald and Mr.. James
J. Rorn.ng, were married al tho home of
the brides father, Nr. John Horning, In
this borough, by Rev. E. Bery, on the
18th dag q May, 1885. We present our
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Horning and
wish them long, happy and prosperous
life.
The Johnstos,n Tribune says that Bruce
s sufall, young man about eighteen years OF
age. died yesterday at Iigonier of spinal
spperiEduced, it is generally be-
IjeYed. by severe fails sustained while at
tending the skating -ink- This is the second
death in that place which is laid at the ska'-
ing rink door. The yosng a'an was healthy,
robust. and had many ifiends.
notwithstanding much has been said
about the importance OF blood purifying
medicine, It may bs possible that The matter
has never seriously claimed your attention
fkiHk Of IL nosl If, by The use OF tew
bottles OF ayers sarsaparilla You avoid the
evils Of scrofuia, and transmit healthy con-
,titution % your oaspricg, thank us for the
suggestion.
The Philadelphia Times says: a teFfi-
Die burning accident took place at Bernvliie
IN the afternoon of the 18Th inst. Mrs.
William Ruus,c, widow aged ninety, re- !
,ides in the same house with Constable /
Feather. : fire was discovered in Mrs. |
apartment, but when member OF
ba Feather family got there Old Mrs. Run |
lie was lyias dead on the hoor, her body /
,urned to d crisp Her clothing was st.ii