Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-13

The Locust Grove Sabbath School
VIII hold festival in Locust Grove
schooI house on Saturday evening,
June 10Th Ice cream, lemonade, can
dy, cakes &c, will be sold.
When boss Scott reached st Loui, he
soon knocked out Gray, Black and Steven
son. His master the President was for
Thurman for Vice President. The cou,en-
tion did the bidding of the boss.
Congressman Atkinson who was home
la'' week on a business trip, bought a
handsome bay horse of Porter Thomp.o,
Captain Mcclellan took the horse and
Pheton to Washington overland.
Con Saturday evening, June 10th, and
Sunday evening, June l7th, Mrs. Wheeler,
President of the woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the NJ Z. church. will
lecture in the NJ. church in this place. !"
Half the furnaces in the Schuvl
Kill Valley, have shut down on account
OF the depression of the iron trade.
Where are the good times promised
by Cleveland is what they are ask
ing
Rupture Cure Gu sranteed by DR.. J. B
Mayer, s3l Arch street, Phil'a, Pa. E.s
At once, no operation or delay from bust
ness, attested by thousands OF cure, after
others tail. Advice free Send for circular,
March IA, 'sS, ly-
Tho other day the tax collector of Mag
daiena, Arizona, while passing along a road
was fired on from ambush. Th. collector
returned the fire and killed q man. The
dead man was neIghbor. The object of
the attack was to get the collectors money.
Lizzie Turner a young woman who came
to this place from the West for her health.
died of consumption at the residence Of
Robert Nixon IN Patterson on THURSDAY
at 10 O'Clock. She was a printer having
learned the trade. Intermeut took place in
the Union Cemetery.
Never Il king had an election ssset up''
for himself more thoroughly than Cleveland
had the ST Louis convention ''set up'' for
himself aud Thurman. Office peddIer Scott
"ao - ENN VI At OA LOUIS aS ne wAs
Harrisburg Why because he was CIere-
lands authorized henchmau-
The St Louis convention was a great
convention for handkerchiefs Thurman
had an opponent for the Office of Vice
President named Gray, whose friends
displayed gray haudkerchiefs. Queer
colors- Red, is the color OF the commune ;
Gray, is the color, of the deceased Con-
federscy.
The town Democracy threw their 1854
ba nsr 10 the breeze across Bridge street
last Friday morning alter hearing of the
st Louis nominations The 'S4 NOTICE,
are all there. The 'S4 Cleveland picture is 1
there. The Hendricks picture of course is |
not there and in its place is a red handker-
chief or two to represent Thurman.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard. Soft, or Calloused Lumps and BIem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spawn, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stiles,
Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by the use of one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by L. Banks & Co., Druggists, /
aifiiintown Pa April %. 'ss, emo.
The Young Peoples Christian As:
sociation, of Center. will hold a
festival in Center school house Satur-
day evening, June %. 1883. Proceeds /
for the benefit of the Y p c.. A. Ice
cream, Strawberries, Rsspberries and |
Lemonade will be served The |
public are respectfully invited to at
tend
john 3. ALDEN, Publisher, New York,
Magazine called Literature" an illustrat-
ed Weekly Magazine. Price one dollar. |
The June number containsa picture Of
General Lew Wallace and that number of |
the magazine will be highly priced by the
Generals many friends on this account.
OF course everything that is known con-
cerning the author of ben Hur," is told
in an attractive way. Mrs. Wallace fur
nishes an article, 'Religion of the Peublos. ,,
Eight or ten other interesting article. make
make up the contents of the June number.
Limited space forbids lengthy notice of
the magazine this issue.
From the Bloomfield Advocate: Last
Tuesday, while cleaning out his hog pen,
Mr.. George Fckerd, of Centre township,
killt two bousesnakes, the one measuring
feet, inches snc the other 3 feet or
more. Barbara McKinstry, of
Newton Hamilton, Pa, has been allowed a !
mothers pension through her attorney
Lewis Potter. Will draw s2ss on first pay !
ment and sl2 Per month hereafter.
Mr.. Edmund Jaeger, of Millerstown, a !
veteran ofthe Mexican War, has been allow
ed pension OF IS per month, through hi. !
attorney Lewis Potter He will draw Sis |
on irst payment Mr. John 1
Owiugs, Of Centre township, whose funeral |
took place on Friday moon last, at the re-
quest Of the family, was buried with the |
honors Of war. Three rounds Of cartridge /
by SIX comrades were tred across his grave
Mr.. Owings was a member OF Co. !, 2OI /
Penns- Vol, but not a member OF any q. A.
r. Post Last "wednesday George /
5. Barnett, of this place, sold 9 fat steers
to Thomas +. Martin, of Blain. The ami
mails averaged in weight 1886 pounds and 1
We understand $40 per hundred was re-
ceived- The Harrisburg Patriot
OF last Wednesday says that the store of A.
II. Putt, merchant tailor, IF Halifax, was
robbed on Sunday night of clothing and
goods smounting TO three hundred dollars
The thieves effected an entrance by renov-
ing a panel from the front door IL is sup
posed that they cane from Perry county,
as Mr.. George Bower, night watehman on
the Northern Central railway observed a
party crossing and recrossing the river
between IL and 3 O'Clock. On
Tuesday of last week Rev. John Gsrman,
OF Carroll township, met with a serious