Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-10-20

town property on one of the main streets
OF the town. For particulars, terms, etc..
apply at this office.
A man named Jones living in MilIerstown,
was struck By train near his home on Fri
day evening and injured so badly that he
died shortly afterward.
| Democratic orators are talking abou
freight discrimination just as If the state
can legislate for that great national ques-
ton. The question is one for Congress to
settle.
A New Jersey Democratic candidate for
Congress, named Pidcock, is on the rack
for having paid one hundred dollars piece
for a number of delegates at the time of his
nomination.
| Isaac Waller, of Washington twp, Sny-
der county is little late with his snake
story, but il is large one. He killed Is
snakes the past summer, the largest snake
was feet long.
The Chicago Anarchists threaten ven-
gance against the jury that condemned the
bomb throwers to be hung, which is an evil
dence that there are other anarchists in
Chicago that should stretch rope.
Itch, and Scratches of every kind cured
in 80 Minutes by Wooliord's Sanitary Lo-
tion. Use no other. This never fails.
Sold by L. Banks & Co., Druggists, Miffiin-
town, Pa. [Jan-2o-s7.l
These are the days of railroad inspection,
inspect your clothing and step into Stray
er's in Patterson and replenish your ward
robe. In other words that's the place to
buy nice, new, cheap resdy-made clothing.
1t is quarter OF a century ago since
wheat was as low as it is now, but a quar-
ter of a century ago the poor tax, the
school tax and the road taxes were not SO
high as now. Down with the township
taxes.
The experience of years furnishes. the
most convincing evidence that thousands
of lives are annually saved by the use OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t speedily cur es
all affections of the throat, bronc HAL tubes,
and lungs.
| General Patton has been nominated for
Congress in the Miffiin and Centre county
district. He was the nominee of the Re-
publican party for Congress in the same
district two years ago, but ring of Lewis
town Republicans brought abouthis defeat.
The Liverpool Sun makes mention that !;
L. Fl. Miles, of Howe township, who has
been following the canal for living for the
last forty three years, disposed of his two
boats and five head of mules, 20 James and
John Cook, of Liverpool.
Invalids should remember that the cause
of sick and nervous headaches may be
promptly removed by taking Ayers Pills.
These Pills speedily correct Irregularities
of the stomach, liver, and bowels, and are
the mildest and most reliable cathartic in
use.
The Newport Ledger of last week men,
tions that, by some streak OF bad lack, Mr..
S. M. Shuler, of Liverpool, who was at the
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exchanged for an old diIapidated vehicle.
He thinks his buggy went to Liverpool, but
is not positive.
Mr.. Henry Fertig, formerly of Perry Co.,
but now a citizen of Wisconsin, came
f-era- his house-ip Milxaukee to attend the
re- union of the first Pennsylvania Cavalry.
Mr.. Fertig was a member of company a.
Thirty members of company A, attended
the reunion at Lewistown.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or CaIloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood SPAWN,
Curbs, Splints, sweeny, Ringbope, Stiles,
Sprains, swellings, etc. Save $50 by uso of
} one bottle. Sold by l.. Banks & Co., drug
! gists, Miffiintown Pa. Jan. 20-S7.
The Chicago anarchists are threatening
violence to all who bad to do with bringing
the bomb throwers to justice. What the
Americans in Chicago want to do, is to give
Justice to the men who are uttering the
threats. There is only one way to meet the
anarchists and that is 20 give them justice.
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The Philadelphia Bulletin remarks: Chris
topher Columbus discovered America three
hundred and ninety-four years ago to-day.
II Chri stopher could look in on New York,
with IFS Doodle aldermen, and Canada, with
its fugitive swindlers, he would be amazed
and ashamed at some of the results of his
enterprise.
According TO the Bloomfield Times.
Mrs. Jacob Harman, of Perry Valley, seems
TO be one of the unlucky peopie.-She
came to town on Wednesday of last week,
and on arriving found to her great surprise
she bad forgotten to close the faucet to her
milk can and the result was that the can
contsiued no milk.
"Jefferson L. Clugston, the postmaster
at Renuvenue, Duncan's Island, has been
exonerated from the charge against him OF
killing Edward Amber By striking him with
a wooden bar upon the head The coroner's
jury rendered a verdict after hearing the
evidence that the blow was struck while
Clugston was defending his property"
"Tbe barn belonging to Samuel Coons,
near Dry Run, Huntingdon county, was de-
stroyed by fire with the contents some days
ago. They were engaged in threshing with
a steamer and bad about 500 bushels OF
wheat tbreshed when a spark from the en-
gine set FIRE TO the straw and before any
thing could be done the entire building was
wrapped in flames. With the exception ol
the st ock everything vas destroyed"
Mss Lizzie Fowles daughter of Sheriff
Fowles took Miss Mary Heck, Miss Kate
Etka of this place and Miss Bisnch Foulk
of Altoona to Port Royal on Saturday in q
two seated carriage. On leaving the track
of the Fair-ground front wheel ''caved