Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-01

| "' " otohc valley, hunting
uon county, conducting a quarterly meet
ing last Saturday and Sunday.
Col. ]. K. Rhodes, of Lewistown. WAS
oVer-worked as secretary of the Newton
Hamilton Camp Meeting Association, during
the late camp meeting and was compelled
to quit the office and leave the camp.
Mr.. Smith, of Middleburg, Snyder coun-
y, spent day in this place last week. The
Democratic brethren of Snyder county have
on number of occasions presented him for
high office. For Legislature and Congress.
All Europe is excited over the removal of
the king of Bulgaria, by force at night. His
palace was surrounded at night by regi-
ment of soldiers, in sympathy with Russian
conspirators, and he was taken away that
night prisoner.
The only way to cure fever and ague is
either to neutralize the poisons which cause
the disease or to expel them from the sys-
TEN. Ayers Ague Cure operates in both
ways. 1t is warranted specific for all forms
of malarial disorders, and never fails to cure.
Try it.
Southard Robson, while in the act oflift-
ing shutter from q window of the Jacob
Thomas house, which he was painting,
stepped on a weak round of a ladder, which
broke and threw him to the ground injuring
leg SO severely that he has been going on
crutches ever since.
So-called railroad companies that obtain
ed right of way through lands on the rep
resentation of building a railroad, and failed
to comply with the conditions of building
the road should be compelled to forfeit the
claims TO right of way.
Editor Garnan and wife, Editor Allison
and wife, Editor Speedy and wife, Mrs.
Jackman and daughter Louisa, and Miss
Lizzie Pannebaker represented the Juniata
County Press in the excursion of the Juni-
alta Valley Editorial Association to Cieve-
land, Ohio, last week.
The Republicans of Perry county put the
following ticket in the field last week: For
Assembly, j. K. Flickinger; for Sheriff,
jerome B. Lahr; TOR Associate Judge, John
l.. Kline; for Director OF the Poor, John
Wilt; for County Surveyor, William A.
Memingeri for Congress, Louis E. Akin
son.
"Mrs. Margaret A. Tyhurst, present in
cumbent, is an applicant Tor the Hunting
don postoffce, as against two Democratic
male aspirants, Col. John S. Miller and Ed
itor Fleming, of the Monitor. Ex- Congress
man Speer fayors Fleming, although Miller
has been the henchman Of Speer for many
years.
bit in the mouth of one of Senator Ev-
arts carriage horses broke the other day
while Mr.. Eyarts and Mr.. Perkins, of Bos-
ton, and Mss Mathews were driving. The
horses ran away. In turning corner the
carriage was upset and in falling out Mr..
Perkins was killed by bis head striking
stone.
The fire engine vas brought out last 5 sat-
urday evening and placed alongside OF the
canal eleven hundred feet of hose was at
tached to it and it did its work admirably
on Water, Bridge and Nam street. Ii is ca
pabie ot throwing water through a greater
length OF hose than was used ON Saturday
evening.
The following school teachers were select
ed Tor Walker township on Tuesday; Mount,
Pleasant, G. Il. Rumbaugn; ; Mexico, No. /,
Milton Burris; No. =, Flora Wright; Cen
tire, J. I. Altman Locust hun, Emma Pat
ton; Flint, j. {. Dimm Red Rock Joseph
Writ Cedar Grove, D. L. Detra; Goshen,
William HaineS.
An exchange, in writing of the Washing
ton family, says: Most OF the Washingtons
now living in this country are descendants
from George Washington's brother Samuel.
George found himself fully occupied in be-
ing the father OF his country, and lett it to
Samuel, who was married five times, to IA
ther the l.mily.
The first resolution of the Prohibition
platform declares ssthat the whole drink sys-
TEN OF importation, manufacture, sale and
supply OF intoxicating iq1ors Is a State and
National crime" That's putting it in strong
language. VIII we all have to quit making
and using currant, blackberry aud grape
wine, and perhaps cider.
Isabella Bird Bishop in an article-A Pill
. grimage to Sinai-published in the Septem-
Der number ol the Library Magazine, says
that on Mount Sinai. she entered the cav c
in which Noses passed the forty days and
nights and that quite near is the deep cleft
in the rock in which Moses was when the
Glory OF God passed bye.
Joseph Book, administrator of Abraham
Book, deceased, late of Fermanagh town.
ship, will offer at public sale at the resi-
/ dence OF said decedent, near Big Run, in
: Fermanagh township, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 18th, two mich cows, one eight months
old cali, two horse carriage and lot of per-
sonal property not mentioned. See bills.
The different congregations of the Liver
pool charge of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church will hold a grand reunion and har-
J vest home picnic in Barner's woods, about
II miles west of Liverpool, on the road
leading from Liverpool to Millerstown
, on Saturday, September IL, 1886. Able
I speakers will be there. Further arrange
, ments will be announced later.-Liverpool
Sun.
Six towns were entirely destroyed by
earthquake in Greece on Saturday. num-
, Der OF other towns were partly destroyed
Six hundred people lost their lives anc
more than a thousand people were injured
Italy and Egypt experienced severe earth
quake on the same day but no lives wer'
lost. In this country, in Georgia, In Soutf
Carolina, and in Delaware earthquake wa
| ,,lainl,- faIt IN Saturday