Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-11-25

rector by the borough school ho,-a -,
FRIDAY evening to all the vacancy caused
oy the resignation of Register and Reco,.
der Berry.
\ compact selection of home and field
game' FOR boys aud girls is the Horsrpo,,
GAns Book. mailed free for two tvo-cen,
stamps, by d. Lothrop & Co., Boston. tn,
cheapest y.fl
John Musser living near this town butch.
cred two hogs last week that weighed ssv.
en- hundred aud seventy eight pound. and
the yield of lard was two hundred and
twenty-five pounds.
The Democrat and Register is In agony
over the work of our artist. Never mind
don't be disheartened, our artist has been
Instructed TO ''get up' fat rooster or two
for the next election.
Judge Albright, of Lehigh county. in
charging the grand jury, suggested that the
citizens in the several townships organize
and elect one of their number to arrest the
tramps, and have them committed.
The Servians and Bulgarians fought an
other battle. The second fight took place
took place on the I7th inst, at widdin.
Tire loss was heavy on both sides. The
Servians captured 1000 prisoners.
People in the South say, we have no
large coal bills to pay for winter fuel, no
heavy clothing for the body and for bed
ding in the winter, and no great outlay for
meat diet, all of which makes living cheap.
Subscribe Tor good newspaper to read
the coming long winter evenings. You will
find larger quantity, and a greater variety
OF reading in the columns of the SENTINEL
AND REPUBLICAN than any other paper in
Juniata county.
Some one stole ham and other fresh
pieces Of meat from Captain McClenan's
cellsr one night last week, Ex-post-mast-
er Books declares that the thief was Re-
publican, for a Democrat would have stol-
en- the whole hog.
bfNAe hAaA ohtAiA2 bG du
Of the Sabbath day. 1t win be a great loss
10 the people in every way, when the busi-
ness interests OF the country have inveigled
them into living up the observance of the
Sabbath day. Stand up for the Sabbath.
A dispatch from Omaha, Iowa, saws ::
Probably for the first time in history a Chi
Eamen zoe, TO court FOR damages. Tom Lat
and An Young sued the Omaha Bee for ST.
geo damages in the publication OF the sus-
piciOn that lepTosy existed in their laundry
Near Cleversburg, Cumberland county,
three men, named respectively, Stins,
STayer and Baily, werc arrested in the act
of stealing corn from a field. They used a
horre and wagon to carry off the corn. They
we're lodged IN the Carlisle Jail to await
trial
A North Side school teacher showed me
an excuse which a-ten- -year-old boy wrote
for bis absence one day last week. He sign
Cd his fathers name TO it. 1t read as fol-
loss: Miss Plese cxchuge Joey
He was necessity obtliued. Chicago
News.
Joha s. Graybill caught two bass on ono
line, at on. haul, the other m9-nI1g at Be8-
ve- hole in the narrows. One Of the hook,
on the line was oaited with mjnnov the 9TH
er with worm. The aggregate wolght Of the
two bass was seven pounds and several
ounces.
We take pleasure in Recommending HILLS
Hair Renewer 10 our readers. Il restores
gray hair to its youthful color, prcyelts
badness, makes the hair soft and glossy,
does not stain the skin, .ni is altogether
the best known remedy for all hair and alp
diseases.
At Bloomfield. Perry county, on Friday
evening, David Woodmsusee, a painter aged
40 years, fired two pistol shots through a
window at Mrs. Ellen Henderson because
she wouid not marry him. tie was lodged
IN jail in defaul, OF bail to answer for the
shO otiug.
4 woman of unsouni mind from P.tt,r-
son visited the Presbyterian Sabbath School
on SUNDAY morning and stated that she had
not slept any during the past night, aud
that tie Lord had directed her to join the
church, and the angels had whispered TO
Der to play the organ
Mrs. Sarah Ann Thompson, of Lut hers
burg. Cleartield county, Pa, died on the
I6ih inst, at her home at Luthersbur
Her maiden name was Robson. She was
born in Lost Creek Valley, on the farm of
her grand-fsther, the David Davidson farm,
now the Mumma farm, Sept. -, 1885.
Buy the William Cooper Grooved Rub
her Buckle; for chain pumps, one Of the
hes, buckets made, and you can buy Of me
at half the price you pay to Others. All
kinds of wood and iron pumps, wood and
iron water pipe. Also, parts TO repairs.
Gail on or address, F.W NOBLE,
MiIiintown, Pa.
The f-rt battle between the SerFiaDs and
Bulgarians took place on Sunday, the 18th
inst, al a crossing of the river Timok.
The Scryians carried the entertainments Of
the Bulgsrisns 10y storm. One hundred
and seyeniy-fve Bulgarians were taken
prisoner. The Servisns lost two officers
and ai,y men killed and two hundred woua-
ded.
Hiram and Banks Bssshore, brothers,
living in Fegmanagh township, engaged in
! friendly and brotherly contest at husking
corr on the 10Th day Of November. Banks
huskei ISz bushels that day, Hiram's pile
OF corn was large, but not quite so large as
that Of his brother, it measured I23 bush
els. They are Sons Of Rev. Andrew Bea-
shor.
Aver, Sarsaparilla thoroughly c!eanses
the blood, stimulates the vital functions,
and restores the health and strength. No
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