Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-03-04

q .,s".i Sonsiables that were elected >, -.
o 'neir bond approved. OHuay and ha
b. a ,hlck incl spread of applebutter i, .,,. !,
in. ~" rate application to stop the su.:,
'ng pain of a fresh burn '"s Snar'
r LO0k out for the partial eclioss =, -,
" take place between | l and . 49,,
oay 'im'' on March 10, 1885. ''0'A
= cal usa''A Of General Graat is in a cri,i.
~ 'Onaition from the effects of a c.n.a.
f GUS growth under his tongue. 'aH'sf'
mats up Mrs. Belva Lockwood wh,
ran Tor President on the wom.o,. n'
|~'' mas been to LewistOwna
D. Port Fink, who has been aw,v e
nome long lime came home las, -, w :.
critical condition of health.
s'e'ghing party from Lewistowp n,,ss
il ,s's iUnA' motel their headquarters, while
In this place few evenings ago. '''
Rev. solOman G. Dressler. has h.s, 49,,
uu'ung ia revival meeting in Dresslcr,.
church. in the vicinity of Oriental.
A party of young people from Mcali,tar
siie' visited the home of Jacob sieber ;n
'his place, last wedne. day evening
Mrs. Rodgers, has, within the mast w..,
ueeh quite sick at the home of her son
Mathew Rodgers, in Walker township
Wait for the car
The Presbyterian Home Mission,rr Co
c'ety met at the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
ue' . 'rayer IN this place on Monday even.
ing.
Members of the Lutheran Missionary so.
ciety sieighed to the residence of John Fl.
oOnh' In Fayette township a few evenings
ago.
Mrs. Clara Mcdanigle is i'll from the ef-
fects OF sleigh ride to McAIistery,IIe.
Mrs. Mcdanigle is daughter of John Ty-
son.
Clarence Baker, of the Bloomfield Free
man, is sill on his travels, the last letter
from him was written at Los Angels, Cali
fornla.
Mrs. Stewart, formerly from Huntingdon.
died in this place, last Wednesday. Her
remains were taken to Huntingdon for in
terment.
The French Assembly imposed an import
duty on American wheat which caused a
panic among wheat dealers in Chicago last
Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Berry rendered his resignation
of the Lutheran charge in this town and in
Licking Greek valley to take effect on the
first of April.
Rev. }. W. Ely, NJ. E. minister, station
ed at Thompsontown, this county, was Ia
ken TO the Danvile Asylum on account of
mental aiiment.
The Lutheran congregation in Holidays
burg is experiencing great revival, almost
hundred people have asked FOR the pray
ers Of the church.
C. B. Horning has the contract for build
ing StrayeFs house in Patterson, and for
the building of double house for &. S.
Parker, in this place.
a surprise party was givea Jennie and
Ellie Auker, By their Young friends, on
Wednesday evening, at their fathers resi-
dence, on Cherry street.
The Everett Press Oflsst week says RG-
NOR says that Miss Hannah Stuckey, aged
forty-one has married a Mr.. Henry Walter,
aged sixteen, both OF Woodbury..
Edwar, R. spouslers of Bloomfield, was
married to Miss Mary F.. Hackett, of AL
toona, at the residence of the brides par
ents, in Altoona, on the 25th of February
The Lewistown Democrat and Sentinel,
of last week says. About fifty Amish peo-
pie left Lewisrown on Tuesday for Lyons,
Kansas, where they will settle permanently.
Wait for the car
HS suN ptilsl Va nitfNA SoAAaeSs AHN
giving of discretionary power into the hands
OF President Cleveland to suspend or con-
tiaue the ceinags OF silver are two different
things.
There were a sufficient number of patri-
otic Democratic congressman to defeat the
monarchical effort to give Cleveland the
power to control the coinage of silver at his
pleasure.
The Spruce Hill blni hli fine orchss-
ira at Johnstown one evening last week,
and at the same entertainment considerable
dramatic talent was exhibited by number
of the players.
Mr.. Gus Rumbaugh and sister Nettle,
left for their home in Holleyville, Page
county, Iowa, on Saturday evening, having
spent several months visiting relatives In
Juniati county
The residence, store building and the
dwellinr-house of Samuel Reese, at Burnt
Cabins, in Huntingdon county, were de-
StroyeC by nre liSl AhhSo@y iA
surance S3,70O.
Mrs. Cornelius and family barely escaped
with their lives from the fire in their house
at Cassville, Huntington county a few
nights ago. The house, furniture and ciolh-
ing, all was destroyed.
In the town of Bristol, this state, vote
,ras taken as to whe shall have the post Of
fee. Democratic eiitor received the
majority OF the votes cast. The Repuoh-
cans of course did not vote
The Lewistown Sentinel says: On his
wav from Centre county, during the late
cold weather, Henry Reed, of New Lancas-
ter. frcze one of his ears so badly that IL
cracked open when he bent it,
The snow on Wednesday night crushed
,hs c,rri.ps warehouse of Showers &Schoii
T,er. were many fine carriages in the bull
a;ng all O: which sustained more or less
Loss, about $500.
The ice on Cotter's hole is orly io men
.h;.,, nc has been attested by parties VINO
cpt Trough it on Saturday to hsh' rhe
-o,sor for such thin ice, is, j; is said on ac-