Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-11


ith inst, and.sold ice cream, sandwiches,
coffee, tea Sc.
All the lugwumps. excepting ne free
trade element are tor Harrison and Morton.
Thousands Of protect tion Democrats are for
Harrison and Morton.
In default OF five hundred dollars bail
three citizens of Huntingdon county were
sent to Jail for stealing 10 gallons whisky
from bonded warehouse
Two freight engines were demolished in
wreck west OF Vineyard, last Wednesday
afternoon. Trains were biockaded for sew.
eral hours. No one was injured.
Rev. L. Y Hays preached at Academia
on the lst Of July, and Rev J. S. Wood
buru Of Academia preached in Mr. Hays
church on the same day IN this place
There vas trial of reapers By the Perry
County Agricultural Society at Newport
on the Ith Of July. The committee will
make their report at the next county fair.
| This from the Altoona Tribune of the 3rd
inst. .-Hr. Edward Davis, of unIata coun-
| ty, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Meri-
dith, are the guests OF p. G. Shelly, lSU9
Eighth avenue.
We would ike to have the name of every
man now living in Junista county, who vot-
ed for Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison for Pres
ideu; in 1910. Friends send in the names
We desire to publish them.
On Friday evening the eth inst, young
I -. .kg
having come IN canoes Ly way of the canal
and river. They put up a tent on the south
point Of Bsl.'s Island and ercamped all
night
William II. Barnum has beeu re elected
/ Chairman OF the Democratic National Com
mittee. He created breeze at St. Louis
/ when Thurman Vas talked OF for the Vice
Presidency, by declaring Thurman as good
As a corpse.
The editor Of the Perry county Freeman
voted for Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison for
/ President IN ls40. The General Ct 1910
was The grandfather Of the present Benja-
min Harrison, Republican candidate for the
| presidency.
y lAf k'ElNHsAA--ee " AlAN kiAEAA AsANA u ]
| me town assembled around Court House
yard on the evening Of the 4th OF July, list
euing to band music. a large number Of
people from other places ia tue county
were present.
/ Rupture Cure Guaranteed BY Dr.. J. B.
Mayer, sSI Arch street, Phn'a, Pa. Ease
AZ once, no operation or delay from busi-
| ness, attested by thousands Of cures after
| others fail. Advice free. Send for circular.
March II, 's5, ly.
! General Bell, and Mr.. J. II. McAlister OF
! this town have considerable attention drawn
70 them on account Of the tact that they
voted for General VIM. Henry Harrison and
Tyler too for the Presidency and Vice
| Presidency in 1910
Samuel Robson, Naval Cadet, bade his
friends good bye on the 4th OF July, when
he took his departure to report to the com.
u ander-in-chief Of a L. s, Navy squadron
at Honolula, Sandwich Islands. He goes
by way Of California
/ Cleveland has been notified Of his re.
nowipation. In his speech to the commit
tee accepting the nomination he said nothing
about single term for the presidency, as b,
dIi in bis speech Of acceptance the firs
time ne was nominated.
William Parker Is home frcm Andovel
College. Mrs. Parker his mother has peer
here with 4 number of the family the pas
week. Mr.. Parker is expected from
Washington to spend a vacation among hu
iregds aud acquaintance.
General Wm. Heury Harrison, grand sor
Of General Beuiaul Harrison was nomiuat
Cd for the presidency in the Lutheran churcl
at Harrisburg on the 4th day OF Decembe
1899. The running expenses OF the con
delegate.
On the 4th Of July only 60 men wer,
; arrested for d druukness in Philadelphia, snc
The commitments 10 prison We're IS persons
which is quite a charge since July 1, 1857
, On that date, one year ago, over 200 peopl
were arrested for drunkness, Of which n um
Der II2 were sent TO prison. SO much 70
improved order Of no license.
English SPAWN Liniment removes al
Hard Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blem
i,hes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs
? Spliuts, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stiles
{ Sprains. all Swollen Throafs, Coughs, Etc
save $50 by the use of one bottle. War
e ranted. Sod by L. Banks * Co., Druggists
d Hihintown Pa. April %, 'ss, emo.
Two passenger trains, that were eacl
\ given the right of way, ran together uea
r Butzbach station eight miles from Wilkes
barre last Friday at 1925 in the morning
The engines were demolished AMI both fe
, over into the Susquehanna river. Tn
before the trains came together. + flee
3 passengers were severely injured.
List Of letters rema, ming in the Pattei
son, Pa. Post Office not called for.
D W. Dibas, John Hardey, Elihu Ker
n Zecari KIemf, Jennie VI. Phelps, W. Schhf
gems, EngeIbert Uohr, Mihly Tanos. Pa
n ties asking for the above viii please sal
. they are advertised.
Howard KIRK, P. NJ.
a Patterson, Pa, July End, 1888.
= List OF letters uncalled for remaining
the 2. o. At Mifiiintown, Pa, July ,, lss'
n Persons calling for letters in this list wi
= please ask for advertised matter
Letters W, Tanenbaum, DR.. 7. F. Myer
William Burris. C. W. Reamer, Thomi
Cummings, Lut her Kepler, Geo. Dannal
John NJ. Meyer, Edwin J. Hawk.
CHAs. B. CRAWFORD, P. N.
/The town boys delivered the old fashioI
Ell 4th OF July racket at II O'Clock la
wednesday morning, by the ringing of bell
/ di.charging pistols and guns and explodir
e ire crackers, and by bonfires, and shout
and parade. Doubtless those who were
d the swim thought they were having a fir