Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-04-25

he to the church" The house Wa.
iuii to OVERLOOKING, with people.
Charles Mcdonald, whose native n,,cs
vas near Johnstown this county, was kill.
cd on the railroad in Michigan some a.x.
sso- Last Wednesday, Joseph Brown, and
. D A=nep OF Tuscarora vslley were q.
waiting at the station for the body of Nc
ponaid, TO convey it to bis nanve pl.e.
~nere " vac prepared for interment. The
funerA took place last FRIDAY
Tue Democrats CLAIM to h.ve elected
their Governor in LOUISIANA bv 60 ooo r,,
loriiy. Which is . little queer con.it.,-
ing the TACT that the state IA. poppI.t;on
'hat is three quarter negro. wrmoth IN.
hepueiic.n Candidate for Governor. .,rx
there were $4,000 stuffed vote. ss ,ius, him,
"n'eh true Proves how f.rcicsl ballot pox
elections are IN that state. 1t will NOT do
to suppress the ballot.
$SO-oae bottle Of English Sn,,in Lin
iu'ent cured my due Norman mare of two
usy blood SPAWN. which damaged her val
ue at ieis, $50. IL Is tho Kr.ndest Bl-n-
| i.h cure l ever used.
!ohS MCCAIN. Horne Dealer,
Darlington Iud
Sold by L. SAnks & Co., Druggists, arttiin-
| town Pa. Ap,i, - ,sss
Attention Is called, to the advertisements
OF Finzer's Old Horesty Plug Tob,cco. In
Is made OF the 6ssi OF Burl-y Tobaccos,
conb'ned with pare aud selected swe.ten-
ines, and will uIlxe a pleasant and lasting
chew. Such dealers who have not il in
stock Will do well TO give it a place on their
shelves, and those Who arc not u.ing il ar,
requested 10 give 1t a fair trial snd b, con-
vine od of the superiority, good quality aud
rciisOility of FIpsvr's Old Houesty Plug
tobacco.
The LewIsto~n Gazette OF las, week,
| says We have received from Abr.m Fuirz.
ef AIensvIlle, the ciscoverer of the Fulrx
wheat, a letter IN which he acknowledges
having received through his agent, ". A
Alexander, from The farmers vi this couu-
~, wheat to the vsu= oi sos %, and from
those OF JunIits county $i7.I5, making I.
total Of Sll6. lie r~turns thanks to the
dOnsrs. Less than yeAr ago hot
a goat could Ue found ln town, aud now il
looss ss # a car load or two had been ship
ped here. Young Amer.ca, never suII,
always from one extreme to the other
A despatch from st Louis of few
days ago says:-Mose Fraley, lead
ing speculstUr IN the St Louis Grain
markets, has announced his inability
to meet further margins, and is now
GU the floor settling his deals. Last
night lie stated to friends that he
had put up S560.000 in cash aud
would be unable to put up any more.
Checks given yesterday, after bank
ing hours, failed to pass the clearing
house, but to day Mr. Fraley said
funds were forthcoming to take them
up. He has been the leading bear of
the market in the past year, aud is
short in large quantities of all grains.
The failure Is for moro than half a
million. Mr. Fraley says he will pay
dollar for dollar.
The Bloomfield Advocate Of last week
saws. Mr. John R. Ferguson, Of Seven
Starr, Juuisia CO unity, who was IN attend.
ance AZ our courts ss a witness, while IN the
act Of stripping into the Perry House, w.~
seized with attack OF vertigo he tell
backward cut ot the hnte', cutting bis scalp
severely IN two pl.crs. He ~as kindly
taken in charge BY Landlord Bi.;k, and 4
physician suumonei, who -ewed up the
gsshes. Mr. Ferguson, alter be was sh'r
to talk, said that h. had never been sick
during .h- 40 years of his life, nor bad he
ever taken any medicine until the presrnt
| time. H.. ~as abe to proceed To his home
The smuke- house OF William
BiIlov. in Bucks Valley, about four miles
from Newport, was destroyed by tire on
Mouday of last week, With the meat of four
hogs. Mr.. BIllo~ had made IRE under the
meat for the purpose of smoking IL, when
q piece fell down into the hre, setting fire
| TO the building.
! LAWYERS Stevens and Owens, of Tyrone,
accompanied ny their wives, visited friends
At Birrning ham last Friday night, and after
spending the evening, started home with
. horse and double seated carriage. The
roadway nj Birmingham is very steep and
4
lantern The reflection from the light, il is
supposed. worried the horse and the pres
sure from the carriage on the borse being
con.id cradle, going down the steep grade
he 20, INTO a run aud could hot b- stopped
Mr.. Owens with the intention of cachlng
the horse, jumped out. His foot caught on
one of the wheels and he vas thrown to the
ground ana failed in bis object Near the
! foot OF the hill the road takes a sharp curve
tr the right. In making this turn the
carnage vas partly overturned, throwing
Mr. Stevens out, be landing about five feet
N front of the horse. Mrs. Stevens wa:
4 thrown some ten feet and Mrs. Owens sbou
> fifteen fe.t Mr.. Stevens was somrw hs
3 bru .ed. but lie gathered himself mp snC
! found Mrs. Stevens bad her LETT leg broker
/. between the ankle and knee while Mrs
q Owen. was UNCONSCIOUS and il seemed e
e him apparently dead. He Immediately RAJ
- for as,tstance, which soon came, and hi
o wife Was carried to tn. home Of Mr.. w. NJ
n Holmes. across the river, and Mrs. Owen
WAS t.x~n back 10 the home of Mr.. Owens
p. Observation-Disclosures Giobs-
& Roscoe Conkling. ex-Consressnan an
Q .x-United States Senator, who died in Ne'
Is York CITY last week, was out IN = P"rro
d os the .eyerest part of the great Marc
,,;,.,rd. that cut of telegrsphIc commun
b ..,;on between Philadelphia, New Yori
70 Ro,,ou and other points. 1t is believed B
l. many that this IL where be contracted =
n s;csn.,,. the ind Imation IN his head tn
r. ,..urted IN death. The following Is . i-tte
Mr.. Coukling is said TO have written 10
q, t,;.,d three day. sitter the blizrard
vour kind soul. You know IN