Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-06-16


" III after having eaten heartily of canned
Deer. 1t is said that poison was in tn,
beef.
me fehnsylvania Railroad Company is
selling excursion tickets at this station 70
fittsours, Ohio, and return, good until july
ioth' and privilege of stopping off any place
between Pittsburg, Pa, and Dayton, Ohio, /.
granted.
Mrs. Maria Kurts will sell at her place of
residence near Goodwill, Delaware town.
ship, on Friday, June Is, two cows, four
young cattle, aud a general assortment of
farming implements and Q lot of household
furniture.
A young colored man, a stranger, enter
tanned the people about the streets of the
town on Saturday evening with music from
mouth organ. The young man was very
proficient in the handling OF that musical
mouth piece.
The President and his bride arrived home
al Washington, from Deer Park on the sth
inst, at 7.25 in the evening. AT the stopp-
ing places between Deer Park and Washing
ton, large crowds of people assembled 10
greet and congratulate the bridal party
The Aifilintown School Board organized
on Friday, by the election Of II. S. Scholl,
President; Jeremiah Lyons, Secretary
Frederick Espenschade, Treasurer. T. W.
Auker was elected to fill vacancy caused
by the removal of George Shivery from the
district.
The Protestant assault in Belfast, Ire
and, on Catholics has provoked a counter
assault by Catholics SO that the situation
among the Irish is not a pleasant one to
contemplate, they appear about ready to
grapple with each other about religious
matters.
s'Johnstown has believers in the .sfaith
cure" one of whom, few mornings since,
swoke a minister at O'Clock and asked
him to accompany him to his home and pray
for the relief of his son who had a very pain
full felon. The minister told him to have
the felon lanced."
Drew Crawford got up a handsomely up
holstered char for his mother. 1t reflects
credit on his taste and skillful handwork.
There are few men skilled in upholstery that
can execute better piece of work. 1t is
OF inexpensive material.
A car filled with cinder from Harrisburg
and to be used for filling purposes was dis
covered to be on fire Sunday morning.
The car was run under the water plug
above the station and the water turned on,
which outened the fire in short time.
The car was not badly damaged.
MUsICAL CoLLEGB.-The 30th Session of
Six Weeks, opens Monday evening, July
26th, 1886, for the Teaching and Training
Of Young Ladies' in Vocal and lnstrumen-
tai Music. Address,
f. c. MorER, Musical Director,
Freeburg, Pa.
June IS At.
Little John Alexander and companion,
Of Newport, VT, thought to have lots Of
fun by soaring a clerk who slept in store.
SO they scraped on the door with bit Of
iron. and the clerk thought burglars were
trying 10 get in, and fred his revolver, and
bali went through the door aud entered
Johnny's head, hurting liin very badly.
Baker. Of the Bloomfield Freeman, states
it tersely this way: The Republicans hay-
ing provided the lawful mach6ery t5 reduce
the national debt, at,a the Cleveland Admin
istrati0n not yet having the chance to dis
place it, tue result is tie monthly ieduc-
tion Of TIE bationai debt. The Republicah
piau, 10 that respect, is sti.i 10 existence,
without thanks to Cieyelatd's Administra-
ton. ....... ...
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list, SAYS The boiiips Of a Grcoubaqk
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set for tbe bemocntie Uonyeniign Is not .
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The Republican county conyanHon q
| PdIfy c6lhiy met on th4 m ihsts ahi pass
"a 4 resolutioh ii iay5r oi ihs proP5ssa re-
Vision of ruiss goEsrihg party rePressuta
| iion ~ sfate con,sniiohs ana . resolution
recommending James A Beaver for Gov
eruor. John Hood, Of Dancaunon, ] E.
/ Junkiu, Rsq., 6f Bloonheld, and William
| Kipp, Esq Of Ailsrstown, were chosen
Senatorial conferees.
! The Iewistown Democrat and Senline
SAYS Several Sabbiths ago, IS Jonas K
Renno, bis wife and two children, were on
their way home from visiting neghbor''
family, his horse became unruly and break
ing the cross bir in his carriage shafts, drag
ged Mr.. Renno from the carriage, and a
the same time Mrs. RennO was ihrown out
aud had her leg broken and one OF the chIi'
dren was also slightly injured. The horse
was stopped before running far.
Charles COrkins discovered weasel OF
his premises some days ago. He would
have been pleased to have the slender lit
tie animal display its powers on the rs
family OF all that neIghborhOOd. but having
a large lot of chiskens and knowing that
the weasel has but little choice between
fowl and bird or rat, no thought it best fol
the welfare of his flock of fowls 10 close
the career of the predatory little animal