Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-09-19
IN 30 days after eonflrmation Of s.le.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hawk and daughter Sallie
of this place, are on their way to the state
Of Indiana TO visit relatives with whom
they intend remaining several months.
The Port Royal Cider Press will not be
run on wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
5 eptember 20, p and 18th, owing to the
Juniata County Agricultural Society hold
ing their annual Fair at that time.
r. JACOBS.
The elections in Vermont ard Maine last
week show that the Republican party has
not been weakened by the defeat of its
Presidential candidates in 1854, and will
make close struggle m the states that
gave the Democracy their electoral vote by 4
small majority in he popular vote
The BODY OF William Miers, OF Morton,
Delaware county, Pa, was cremated in the
Crematory near Philadelphis last week
Mlers died in Cincinnati in an insane asylum.
The cremation OF Miers l. the eleventh
that has taken place in the just mentioned
crematory since its construction not long
ago.
The Holiday sbuTg Register, Of last week
says; A new and most dangerous counter
feit bill is now afcat. II is IS silver
certificate, check letter d. The workman
ship on the bill Is almost perfect. The
bogus bill that caught 80 many a short
time ago was check letter 4. A sharp
lookout should be Kep, tor the bills
English SPAWN Liniment removes ali
Hard Soft. or Callou-ed Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Spliu,s, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stiles,
Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by the use Of one bottle War
ranted. Sold by L. Banks y Co., Druggists,
Mifrntown Pa. April %, IS, emo.
Hunt ngdcn, experienced a sensation
several days ago, caused by young nan
falling 10 appear at the time appointed for
his marriage with a young lady of ole OF
the prominent families OF that town. The
young man who disappointed the girl is a
fraud, and it : a thousand times better she
found him ont at the time appointed for
the wedding than TO have found him out
after marriage.
I The peach growers Of Juniata hav e never
/ vet sfruck a heavily stagnatei market a
| has some times overtaken the Maryland
/ and Delaware peach growers. The noun
/ tain peaches are the best and the most OF
the luscious peaches OF Juniata are sen;
west as fast as the iron horse can draw
them orders for the season of 1889 have
been received by some OF the peach growers
OF Juniata.
An exchange says: People throughout
the state of Pa, are receiving circular:
stating that Vanderbilt has bequeathed s..
OOO,O ,OCO to be given TO poor people, regard
less Of race or colO-, at the rate OF $50 each
which viii be sent to each applicant upor
receipt OF So 80 sent 10 y. l.. Church
agent, Long Island City" Many peopI,
have teen taken IN by the swindle.
"FOrty-One years ago a Young man o
Rhode Island asked young woman Of th'
same state to marry him. She said :-No.'
The young man went about his bushes!
but he kept his eye on the woman, and from
time to time renewed his suit, she refusing
offer after offer. He ..pcrsevered and hi
consistency wasrewarici a short time ago
when she accepted and married him. IL
WAS y years old and she 6l."
The following from an exchange show
how Cumberland county wheat yields b
the sheayes: Twenty-eIght dozens Of sheaye
of FuIcastcr wheat were threshed fe'
DAYS ago on the farm Of William VI. DOner
: situated two miles west OF Carlisle. TIL
Weld was thirty bushels. Also on III
same day fifty dozens OF Mediterranea
e VIII eat were thrrshed which yielded fit
, and oue-haIf bushels. The shcaves wcr
from a self-riking machine ami were tie
by hand.
zone Of the most difficult things to COT
troll l. the fraudulent use Of the Unite
, States mails by people who wish to say
postlg-. Very often people will writs a
. over the margins ofa newspaper in cd.
=. 10 save 4 cent. y 5rm in Lancaster -l
Z been fined SO for wrapping letter in
B. bundle OF dry goods sent through the mai
Better deal honestly wish Uncle sam in th
mrtter of post office affairs. The SO fr
paid by the lancaster firm would have pU
chased i've hundred stamps; sufficient
have conducted the correspondence of Il
firm tor year"
Prof. Richard 4. Proctor, 4 distiayIi, III
ed astronomer and scientist who recent
came from lorida was taken sIck wi
! yellow fever in New York City. lie "
- removed from Westmin5ster Hotel wh-
p, his ailuicnt was pronounced aS the ycllO
D" fever, 20 willard Parkers hospital where
succumbcd To the disease and died Pre-
al Proctor family are at Oakland, Florid
u The Prof before his death said that the
'e were no cases Of yellow fever m the vicini
OF Oakland when hs left to come to Ne
r York On September l4th case Of fyell0
e fever was also reported in Fhiladelphi
e The case was that Of Andrew Patters
who had left the yellow fever district
> jacksonville, FLORIDA, where be had been
IA nurse TO those having the disease. 7
in Boards Of Heath profess ability TO ke,
the disease in check.
y MARRIED, Sept. IL, lsss.-At the hoI
d, OF the brides parents in MiiiiintOwn, p
X by Rev. \. X. MIl!,r pastor of the Meth
dist church, Miss Helen +. McCrum, I
nt accomplished daughter OF Col E b.
2 Crum, All who, tor the last five yclrs, h
.e been a resident OF ofCheycane, Wyoming 7,
ritory, and William L. WhiPp!e, son
i NIL {. Whipple, one Of the leading b'
, mess men OF Cheyenne, and himself eng
D.. cd in the banking business in that CT
, The ceremony was at an carly time OF :
in the morning, ard immediatei thereai
a most excellent breakfast was served
'e Mrs. Murray OF the National House. To
it vas served by Mrs. Murray is Sutiicie
as her we'll known ability as a caterer IN
guarantee It one of the best; and such II
lg indeed, calling forth high praise from
,ir who Iartook Of it. At $3.50 A NJ. the ha
. Is Warkrn. [.