Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-10-13

hand when the thief made the raid ON the
poultry.
The Presbytery that met at Arch Spring.
In Sinking Valley, last week, perfected ar
rangements for the installation of Rev. L.
Y. Hays at this place, on this, Wednesday
evening.
The eIuter-denominationsl State Sabbath
School Convention will be held at Lewis
town Pa, Oct. 1921 1886. Each county
is entitled to six delegates. A good Con.
vention is expected.
''There will be pink tea drinking in the
Wilson building, in Patterson on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday evenings of next week
for the benefit of the Lutheran church. All
are invited to attend"
If the Legislature cannot manage. the
| rates of through freight for q "trunk line .
Congress can. Congress Is the lie o;s,,,,r.
authority to fix the rates, or put a. balance
wheel on freight rates.
The temperance question is. . vres,s,a..
ton, and every man should a ,cr,,rr.nce
lecturer in the example of his life, szt IT in
poor kind of temperance. that /, semner.
ance for the spoils of Office
Robert P. Barton, 'Iorusray OF Juuiat.
county, died at his home r Alleuyi,Is.
Aiffiin county. His ,se was 2, years. 1,
was cancer that to Oh his life. He was a
brother Of Comm ,ssioner B~ton.
Itch, and Scr stches Of every kind cured
in 30 Minutes by Woehord's Sanitary Lo-
ton. Use o osher- This never fails.
Sold by L. Banks & Ca, Druggists. Mifain-
town, Pa (Jan-20s7.l
Atkinson Is ia faysr of the brotherhood
q the human family, but not that kind of q
brotherhood that will sacrifice the interests
Of the people of this county to the free ira
ders of Great Britain. Vote for Atkinson.
Juniats, within the past few years has
been the mother of Congressional candid
ates for the 18th Congressional district.
She'll tura ont q Governor within q few
years. Steady along the line and pull all
together.
Mrs Geo. W. Graybill brought suit
agains, the proprietors Of two hotels in
Selingsgrove for selling her husband liquor
against her orders. The matter was set
tied by the landlords paying her Sl25 90
AMI costs.
Don't make the mistake and fall on the
representative candidates, on the question
of freight rates. The question of freight
rates, is as broad and as long as the trunk
lines and requires national Laws Cor
their government.
Colored people of Philadelphia, held q
grand ball on the evening of the 7th inst,
IN the Academy of Music, in honor OF the
third biennial convention of the col ored
iodd Fellows. There were between two
and three thousand dancers.
A number of farmers are narrowing the
fields in which wheat was sown previous to
the rain OF Wednesday a week. The rain
crusted the limestone soil so hard that tn Q
wheat could not grow. What effect the
narrowing will have, time will tell.
II is reported that there is post master
or two in this county, who is slow in for
warding mail matter that is directed to Re-
publicans. That kind of work won't do
boys, Cleveland's Post Master General will
not save you, if your case is reported.
The new stone railroad bridge, spanning
Tuscarora creek at Port Royal, which has
been building since last spring was compile
ted last week, and the trestle work and der
ricks removed. The bridge has thr ee arch
es and is about two hundred and twenty
feet long.
A State Convention of county commits
sioners was held at Harrisburg. Conmis-
sioners Sterrett, Barton, and Dimm and
clerk Loudon from this county were in at
tendance. The purpose of the Convention
was to consult with reference to the pres
ent tax land.
Between disease and the many chea 2
preparations which are palmed off under
the name of blood purifiers, take your
chances with disease. until you can pro-
cure Ayers Sarsapsrilia-the only reliable
blood purifier. Sold by all druggists and
dealers in medicine.
H. n. SchoI has come home from tour
of number of the middle Western States.
On the trip he met a friend from Virginia,
who presented him with yellow pine cane
made from a piece of a rsfter taken from
the root of the famous re bel Libby prison,
IN Richmond Virginia.
List OF Letters not called for, remaining
in the Patterson Pa, Post Office; George
Conn, Mrs. Maria Gibson, West Harry,
Irwin Rhine, Joseph F. Stump Parties
asking for the above will please say adver-
tised letters. HOWARD KIRK, P. NJ.
2 Pattersou, Pa, Oct, 1st 1886.
Two freight trains were partly wrecked
at Thompsontown one day last week by one
train running into the other that was cross
ing its track on switch. Trayeiand freight
was delayed on sll of the tracks for per-
iod of about three hours. A dozen ano
: moro freight cars were broken to pieces.
English SPAWN Liniment removes al
Hard, Soft or Gallon sed Lumps ane
Blemishes from horses, Blood Spawn
Curbs, SpIints, Sweeny, Riugbope, Sunes
; Sprains, Swellings, etc. Save $50 by use
one bottle. Sold by l.. Banks & Co., drug
.;s,s N;e3intovn Pa. Jan. 20-87.
"I will add, concluded the young mai
who was applying for situation, "that
am college graduate"
ssOh, that won't make any difference
: was the reassuring reply, "n you SUCK
your work, and, besides. we want some
body about the place who is strong enough
8 to carry coal.
I DemOCTatl.