Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-06-03

George Parker and Frank Patterson and
the patrol mistook each other for suspicious
characters one night last week, and dod ged
around watching each other quite a long
time before they recognized each other.
Go to Schott for your 25ct. summer coat.
A number of suspicious looking men in
town last Thursday has caused people to
believe that they will return some of the Sc
nights to rob. Shot guns and pistols have
been put in convenient places in some
houses.
Ayers SarsspariIls is highly concentra.
ted extract of Sarsaparilla, and other blood
purifying roots, combined with Iodide of
Potassium and Iron It's control over scrof-
ulous diseases is uneq ualled by any other
medicine.
The Democratic applicants for post office
appointments arc on the look out since
Clevelaud's political boot has begun to
kick at Republican post masters. The Re-
publicans will all be back with Logan at
their head in 1888.
On Sunday morning, Rev. Mr.. Mann
preached the soldiers memorial sermon in
the Methodist Church. 1t was the only
place il town in which there was preaching.
The church was crowded, and Sc ats were
placed in the aisles.
Philadelphia papers charge, that certain
city members of the Legislature, have re-
ceiyed from every paster and fielder that
they appointed, one-half of the six hundred
dollars that is paid to a paster and folder
The Legislature seems slow shout going
into an investigation of the cases.
Backache, stitches in the side, imitation
and soreness oftke bowels, are symptoms
of disordered state of the digestive and
assimilative organs, which can be promptly
and thoroughly corrected by the use of
Ayers Cathsrtic Pills. As dinner pills, and
as aids to digestion, they have no equal.
They cure constipation.
ing of religious assemblies. In this county
the Bretaren National Conference was held.
The General Synod of the Lutheran church
met at Harrisburg, The General Assembly
of the Presbyterian church met at Cincinna-
ii. The General Synod of the United Pres
byterian church met at Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. Rebeess Bonsall, wife Of A. G. Bon
ssH, senior editor of the Democrat ard Reg
ister, died hast Friday morning between the
hears of eigh; and nine O'Clock, aged about
forty wears. Last Christmas, Mrs. Bonsall
took cold which developed into censanp-
non, of which disease she died. Internaent
on Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
in the Presbyterian graveyard.
A number of suspicious looking charsc-
ters visited all the blacksmith shops in tow
one day last week, the inference was that
they were looking out a place from which
to steal tools TO use in the work OF burglary
Night gatchmen will be employed in num-
Der Of places in town for 4 time to come in
expectation of night visit from the gang
or some confederates.
/ list of letters remaining in the Miffiin-
town post office not, called for June LIST,
1885. Person asking for letters in this list
| will please say they are advertised. Letters
Braseher, Charles L.. Mott, C. E.: Myers +,
Mrs. Annie; Buloffe, R. H; Sheafer, Harry
L.. Shirwood, William; TREATS, William I;
Vest, Ferd, H.; Zimmerman Emery.
W. Il. RODGERS, 2. M.
The Tribune says: Joseph Landis, tbs
contractor for the grading OF the Doty trot-
ting course, offers $40 reward for such in
| formation as will lead TO the conviction of
the party or parties who removed the Inch
pins and dump sticks from the carts, and
carried off the open links from the plough
lett on the ground on last Thursday night
The malicious mischief or theft was perpc-
tra.ed so metIme between Thursday night
aai Monday morning.
The summer is here and the Red man not
feeling the pinching want of winter and gov
e.1ment feed is ready for fight, he has in
deed, already taken - 5the war path. A
diEpatch last Friday says, that band of
thirty five red skins rode as near as to with
in three miles of Silver City, New Mexico,
to a settlers house, killed the occupants,
the settler, his wife and three children, a
child two years old was taken by the feet
its head WAS struck against the wax OF the
hoGse, and after that it was hung or meat
hook in the wall. A company is in pursuit
of the Indians.
The Bloomfield Advocate of last week
ssys: VIM. Mutzebaugb, one OF the priso-
ners who escaped from our Jail by scaling
the wall recently, and for whose arres; a re-
ws-d of SIS was offered by Sheriff Sharer,
made his way TO Milton. Ee was recoeniz-
ed ..ad o constable was informed that Mstze-
baEsh was an escaped prisoner and that a
reward of s25 was offered for his arrest.
The. constable arrested him on the 2lrd
and. lodged him in jail at Sunhury. Sheriff
Shearer was notified, and he yent TO Srn-
bury .azd returned with his prisoner on Mos
day.
HunGngdon county people are agitates
over tie discovery of murder that was
committed near Warriors Mari, place
about twenty miles west of Huntingdon, on
the night sf.:he 2sth of May. John La
porte, son of the venerable Judge Laporte,
ard John Irwin, a fellow-laborer at the
Sboenberee, ore mines, near Wsrriors's
Mark. had been drinking freely in the Will
age and left together about, dusk. and 1t is
supposed they became embrolled in nghi'
which ended fatally. A passer-by found
Irwin on the road south Of the village with
his throat cut and his face crushed in as if
with a club. Lsporte is suspected OF the
crime, but he has not yet been arrested. X
is said he was seer early this morning nesr
his fathers farm No cause for the crime
-, ha .ssigaed Roth were unmarried