Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

O'"'euuoh wnlcn convenes this Wednes
day.
Milton c. Schott, aged eight months, son
oi Emil Schott, of this place, died of chol-
era infantum, on Thursday morning. In.
'ernent at Reading, Pa, on Sunday after
noon.
Inc Democratic county committee met
In theCourt House, on Saturday, and Sc
iected Sheriff Shivery and DR.. Sahm, to rep
resent the Democracy of Juniata in the
State Convention.
Inc Democracy of Ohio do not propose
to let their bitters go, without a vigorous
protest, and therefore, they have inserted a
plank in their present campaign platform
against prohibition.
The mugwumps insist on getting in 4 and
1t Is seriously feared by the high priests of
the erring brethren that the circle of ths
faithful cannot be kept small and select
Forward mugwumps.
kreps, railroad track foreman, who had
been tied to rail of the railroad track
some days ago, visited DR.. d. NJ. Crawford's
office last Friday morning to have his
wounded hand dressed.
David Yeater, OF Fermanaph township.
has learned that his brother John Yeater.
who he has not seen in sixty years lives in
indianapolis, Indiana. The brothers will
will soon meet each other.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pyth.
las, met at Reading, last week Over three
hundred delegates were present, there are
three hundred and SIX lodges in the state,
with membership of "a ,6O9.
Almost every family in East Waterford
is afflicted with malaria. 1t is believed
that pond of stagnant water near the town
generates the disease and it has been pro-
posed to drain the pond, or fill it with dirt.
Miss Minnie McAlister, who lay sick at
her fathers house in McAlisterville, was
brought to this place, TO the home of her
uncle, Mr.. Hutchinson McAlister, one day
last week, and is now rapidly improving in
health.
Miss Gerty Jackman, Miss Carrie Derr,
and Miss Ella X. Banks, after a protracted
visit TO Perry county friends, returned last
Thursday, bringing with them the Misses
Mortimer, daughters of the editor of the
Bloomfield Times.
There is a beautiful Sulphur spring near
AcCOySviile, and people in want or in need
of recreation might find pleasant day or
two of it by going to McCoytown, either
by taking their own conveyance or by GO
ing in Aliens stage.
Do you wish a beautiful complexion (!
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilli. 1t cieansss
and puritieS the blood, and thereby remoy es
bIotches and pimples from the skin making
it smooth and clear, and giving it a bright
and healthy appearance.
J. F. Mcdonald, who has been connected
with the publication of tlATribune, in this
/ place the past year, has withdrawn from the
responsible management of the paper. T..
/ D. Garmau viii continue the publication and
management; of the paper.
The school board of Fermanagh township
selected the following teachers: Cuba
School, Anna G. Colyer; Arch Rock
g. l.. Hover; Mount Hope, j. c. Hover
Big Run, Harry Sweigart; Happy Hollow
James A. B anks Renno's, John Stoner.
The Presbyterian congregation of thu
place by a showing of hand vote, authoriz
ed the trustees and elders OF the congrega
ton 10 meet, on this, Wednesday evening,
20 consider the question OF the purchase of
lot of ground on which to erect injecting
house.
Mrs. Catharine. wife of Rev. Samuel Mey
ers, late of Fayette township, deceased, died
at the home OF her son Simon Shellenber
ger. near McAlisterville, on the 2Oih inst
| Intermeut in the SheIienberger graveyard a
Goodwill, Fayette township. Mrs. Meyers
was aged 81 years.
On last Thursday afternoon, a party Of
Young folks from this town anc vicinity
picpiced at the Mountain View House, a
Academia, kept by DR.. Brazee. The party
speu, the afternoon pleasantly, and attel
partaking of supper, passed the hours o
the evening and early night in tripping
tho light fantastic tOe.'
There is a good deal of quiet excitement
in Huntington over the arrest and lmpris'
onmert of .sFatiy Kemberling," and Georg'
No.. colored. on the charge of violating
~. nerson of Miss Bertha Morrison on
c,rcns day not long since, They will be
tried at September term Of court.
awbat are the prospects in this town fo'
circus p, asked the advance agent oil
p,,uckv citizen. "Think we'd draw
.rowd p, The citizen shook his head du'
tio,slv. ..I'm 'fraid not, stranger nc
s.;a ..Thar's to be a man hung mere IL
Son,.n,ber. an reckon everybody'ii o'
saving up money for that"
-. Thursday moraing, James C. Long
n ohio learned the printing trade in the
= the JrxI,rA SENTINEL, thirty years
rbo, under the management OF OF a
Greer. Of Altoona, died suddenly ol con
res,;on of the lungs. in the ONCE o, '"'
Soa,daIe westmOreland county, Tribune
onaUeIl was native of Miffiln county
Ee was aged forty-seven years he per
.;,,sd himself to become the victim OIL iA'
- ,h,, did only himself injury lie ha'
so,di.r in the eleventh PennsyiVania
o. -, and his funeral took place undeI
the a managementof a G, A R. Post
The investigation to discover the caas'
..hs explosion on board Of the 5. NJ 7 III
penpsyIyania r. R. steamer tha' piie'
,Oa a, pbiIadelphia and Wilmington Il
I'm going on. The Fulton was just sfartpe 10,
81" 60 'na wbo,f at the Quaker City when th'
avn, avnIos,op took place. ABOUT thirteen pso
of one hundred and ninety PaS''e
a hurt. The explosion was up"a'' A"D :
- or the decks in n-fropt OF the o'''e'' :. :
p'' trovn to certainty what Ha'eFi'
Is ,bose who have the lnvesus