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

Convention. The Convention will uomi-
nate Cleveland for President anc whom.o-
ever Scott expresses a favor for, for Vice
President
List OF letters uncalled for, remaining in
the Patterson, Pa, Post Office, May 3lst
A. c. Bailey, E c. Bowers, Cloyd Brubak-
er, Daniel l. Fink, John G.. Shelley. ~
Foreign,) Mrs. Catherine Noreland.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list Will please say advertiseds
HOWARD Kirk, P. NJ.
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Mayer, s3l Arch street, PhiI's, Pa. Ess
at once, no operation or delay from bu.i
ness, attested by thousands OF cures after
others fail. Advice free. Send for circular.
March "a. 'ss, ".
citizen Of this town in attendance at
the late Democratic State Couvsntion, say.,
he saw fellow citizen from Nifiintowp.
repeatedly applaud William Wallace bv
elsPping his hands, TIL Wallace declared
Prohibition to be failure, then our sp
plaudiuE citizen slid low in his seat and re-
trained from further apPlause.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard Soft, or CsIloused Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stiles,
Spraias. all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc
Save $50 by the use of one bottle. War
rauted. Sold oy L. Banks * Co., Druggists,
Mithinro~n Pa. April 70, 'Ss, emo.
ssO-One bottle of English SPAWN Lin
iment cured my fine Norman mare of two
ugly blood spsvins which damaged her val
ue at least $50. II is the graudest Blem-
ish cure l ever used.
john MCCAIN, Horse Dealer,
Darlington Ind.
Sold by l.. Banks * Co., Druggists, Miffiin-
townPa. April 25, 'sS, 6m.
New York farmer states that he used
! only coal gas tar to prevent the ravages of
the potato beetle. He puts gallon Of the
tar in tub, over which he pours boiling
water which is allowed TO settle and cool
This i spriukled over the vines with an or
diusry sprinkler gallon of tar, costing
T5 cents, suffices for several acres OF pota-
toes.
The Lewistown Gazette says: Dogs got
among a flock of sheep belonging to Ro-
bert and Brown McNitt and crippled TWEEN
:y-three of them, fourteen of which have
since oied. Sunday night couple of dogs
STACKED the sheep OF Samuel Hsssinger.
Three Of the sheep are missing. Mr.. Il.
has found the dogs and will no doubt have
them killed.
Read the account Of storm doings in an
other column. The destructive work is
alarming to read about, it WAS all done in
one day, in localities far apart. In spots,
0n the same day, in the Juniata Valley, in
Perry county, in JunIats county, Hiffln aud
Huntingdon counties, there was great rain
showers, ami some hail, some of the hail
was large, = and inches in diameter.
On the 9Th Of June the Cincinnati Press
Club will give a reception aud banquet in
their roo ms in the Exposition building in
Cincinnati. Our thanks are due the club
for An invitation 10 the reception sad ban
q net and We sincerely r.gre, that we can
not be present 10 enjoy the hospitality of
the club and witness the exposition aud
take in the substantial sights Of the Queen
City.
From the Lewistown Gazette The ru-
NOR is atioat that Elsie Miller. daughter OF
FranSIin Miller, formerly of Decatur town
-hip, MiffiIn county, but uow living in Kan
sss, was buried alive About year sgo,
Miss Miller died, as supposed, and was bur
led Some time afterwards she Was re-
moved. sui then II was discovered that
she was buried alive, ss her clothing was
torn OF aud her hair all pulled out.
The Caruevernon Literary Society will
hold a reunion and entertainment On the
9th # June in a grove not Tar from Nc
CoysvIlIe. The program will consist ct
dialogues, decllmItions, vocal aud instru-
mental music. This society was first or
GAINED twenty years ,go, but has not been
in operation every year since LISTERS
from persons who we're members OF the
society tweaty years ago Will be read al
this entertainment. All are invited.
Nemori2, day services we're nicely gone
through with en- the SOth ult. The graves
OF the departed braves were all decorated,
and the services closed with an address iu
the q. A. 7 Hall in the evening by Rev.
Philip Grsif. One ofthe features Of the
dsy visit by the Port Royal and Mex
leo bands. The music n the evening wss
furnished by Jscob Thomas singing class.
Previous to the coming of rain the Hall
was crowded and the only good standing
room was outside on The, va!S
Mrs. Rawson. shot an old divorce lawyer,
named Whitney in the Chicago Court here
be had appeared to prosecute her and
| prevent her from getting money from banker
/ Rawsou from whom she was divorced. She
SAVE, whitney had manufactured a case
/ against her by wing false Witnesses.
/ When she opened fire on the lawyer with
/ a revolver there was a general dodging
( J-hind seats and DESKS. Her aim was
/ good, of the five shots fired two struck
Whitney, one in the leg, the Other IN the
groin The womsn was then tsken to jai
and Whitney was taken home.
| Johnstown Tribune: The Cambria Iron
Company has ordered what is said to bt
the largest rock breaker ever made. The
openings TOR the rock are lSx45 inche:
each The machine will weigh about thirty.
iye tons, aud its capacity will be 1876 tons
an hour. II is being manufactured il
Chicago, and will be used at the Company,
Birmingham, Huntingdon county, hmeston,
quarries- Hitherto the limestone has beer
used just as it came from the quarries, bu
It is believed that the crushing of it iutC
small pieces will be great advantage.
Ify Gu have an in n-growing toe nail, an ex
change says this is the remedy "Put a
very small piece of tallow in spoon and
heat it over lamp until it becomes very
bot, snd drop two or three drops of it be
tween the nail aud the grsDulstions. The