Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-01

That slight cold you think so little OF
may prove the forerunuer of a complaint
that may be fatal. void this result by
taking Ayers Che rry Pectoral, the be st of
known remedies for colds, coughs, catarrhs,
bronchitis, incip lent consumption, and sII
other throat and lung diseases.
1t is said that the Pc nnsylvania Railroad
Company will this season pay for cross ties
the following prices: White oak, fifty-tive
CENTS rock oak, forty Ave cent s, and Sec
ond class thirty cents. This is a reduction
Of ten cents on white oak, five cents on
rock oak and ten cents on second class
Mrs. Fink would inform the public that
she has moved her shop back to the BRICK
house formerly occupied by herself. Hav-
ing just received tine stock of new goods
which 1 will sell at my usual low prices.
Come, and tring your friends along. Don't
forget the place, Water Street, between
Schotts and Diehls.
number oi our subscribers are promp
payers, number ara NOT SO prompt.
We are beginning 10 send bills 10 all who
are In arrears more than one year. By the
LIST OF May, 1855. We expect TO have a bill
IN the house OF every subscriber who IL in !
arrears for longer period Of time than the |
one stated above. In the mean time do not |
wait Tor the bill. If.
"How are We ever going 20 get through 1
our spring and summers workl We are
all run down, tired out before it begins"
SO say many farmers family. We an
swer, go to your druggist aud pay i've dol
lars for six bottles of Ayers Ssrsaparills.
This is just the medicine you need, and
will pay compound interest on the invest
ment.
York is TO have street car company.
Colonel j. J. Patterson and Robert Parker
of this place, Colonel Maish and W. II.
Lamis, OF York, and Editor J. NJ. Pomeroy
OF the Chambersburg Repository, .have sp-
piled for charter with 4 capital stock OF
$50, 1000, with which to engage in the enter
prise
The annual report of the board of direc-
tors oil the Pennsylvania Institution for the
deaf and dumb, for the year 1854, Is
pamphlet that contains a great deal OF val
liable information relative to deaf and DUMP
people, and relative to the education of
their hands ana head. There are four pu-
pIs in the Institute from Junista, namely
Charles Z. Say lor, Pleasant View; Julia A.
Divine, Waterloo; Cora l.. Ford, East Sa-
lem.
Hne Bloomfield Advocate says; Our
Burgess, Lewis Hotter, is making>it hot for
the trampS at their end of the poker. Last
week be committed one for trial at April
Cour,, and informed snnmber OF others that
If they appeared before him a second time
he would commit then. for trial under the
tramp act of 1879. he treats them as GRIM
lnsls, instead OF objects OF charity.
William hields, of West Chester, Pa,
was appointed post master on the 3rd OF
arch by President Arthur, on the morning
oi Ihe 24th Of March he committed suicide
by drowning. He was post master twenty
one days. Worry over the duties of the
Office aisgusteG him with lis and rather
than meet the responsibility OF the every
DAY affairs OF lite and the post office added
be look his lie.
Carlisle Herald The printing press has
made presidents. killed poets, furnished
trustees, and polished genius with the saudi
paper OF lis critics. IL has made the world
get up 10 roll cali every morning; it has set
the price OH grain, AM made the postJttice
tie gImmeriug good OF the rural scribe; 1t
has embeiisAed the pantry shelves, busted
rings, exposed fraud, and brought criminals
race with dress patterns, converted bakers
INTO paupers, made wood-sawyers Of college
students, educated the homeless lad aud
robbed he phy,0sOPhe- o. his reason; 1t |
sIulies and kicks, ald cries and dies, but it
cant be run to suIt everybody, and the
ni4n v hU tries it is sure 10 get left.
Huntingdon papers relate how several
attempts were made TO rob in that ommu-
NIFTY recently. The following Que is from
the Globe of March 26 At halt-plst ten I
O'Clock on Saturday evening isst as Mr.. k.
81. King, agent oi the Adams Express com
nany at this place, was returning home fro m
the depot, he was assaulted at the corner Of !
individuals, who STEPPED Up 10 him and da-
handed has money. Two OF the footpads /
caught hold oi his arms, while the third took I
hold oi his back In the tGssle which follow
ed Dir ing succeeded in striking one Of
the me II and knocking him down. He then
drew his revolver in sell defense, but before |
he had time TO use il his assailants had He'd. !
The bOldness oi the attack Is apparent from
the fact lhat Mr. King was carrying a light
cd lantern at time the assault wa. made,
though from the suddeuness of the attack .
h was unable to recognize tine men. Two !
Of them wore dark Overcoats and tho other a |
light colored one. Three strangers, who are !
sus pected OF being the guilty parties, had |
been seen in town tor several days previous !
to the attack, but their present whereabouts |
are unknown.
Grand and Petit Jurors.