Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-01-25

ish-s from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
SPlints, Sweeny, Ring bone, STILES, /
sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc. {
Save $50 by use the of one bottle War
ranted. Sold oy L. Banks X Co., Druggists,
Arfhinto"n Pa Oct. 20 81, emo.
An exchanges says every line in a news
paper costs somebody something Il 1t be
for the benefit OF an individual or firm, it
should be paid for. Ii the grocer were ask
ed to donate groceries to some persons
abundantly ably TO pay for them he would
refuse. The proprietor of a newspaper must
paw for the free advertising if the beneficiary
does not.
Charles COrkle of McVeytown was /
squeezed between two freight cars, I
while in the act of coupling, last Fri \
day in the Patterson yard He was /
taken to the railroad hospital and /
medical attention WAS rendered, bat F,
his injuries were beyond the reach of
human skill. and he ded on Satur-
| day morning.
Some one saw a light late At night in the
office Of the Fulton Republican, and forth
with reported that il is 4 suspicious circum-
staneeto see a light at an unusual time of
night in the Republican Office, whereupon
editor Over remarks that II IL no more sus-
picious than to a light late At night in
any other heu-e- That's right brother Ov-
er, give the gosSips another shot
The Lewistown Gazette, says J. n. Ne
Clintic of Bclleviilr, has a lot Of hens, that
have laid two thousand foI- hundred and
hfty-tNo dozen Of eggs from January LIST,
1857, til January LIST, lSSS. He sold tor
hatchir one hundred snd twen,y-two set
tings OF eggs, and eighty-two dollars worth
ot fancy poultry. Over tive huadrei per-
sons have visited his ya'd, IN the last year.
HIS hens are laying at present ten dozen of
eggs a day.
Fourth QdarterIy meeting tor Thomp on
town ch,rg- wall be held in Thompson own,
Jan. 2srh and 29yh. Preaching by p. E.
n VI. Foster, aturday morning At l0s
in the e, enlug al : sabbath morning, Love
Feast, At 9 preaching at IOs Commune
ion services alter preaching preaching ser
vice in the evening" revival servces the
following week. Come and enjoy pleas
ant season Of Divine Grace
l. l. LOGAN, Pastor
The Democratic State Committee
met at Harrisburg last Wednesday,
and had a spirited contest over the
election OF chairman Randall
: came from Washington to back Da
las Sanders for the position But
Scott of Erie was for Elliott Z. hIs-
ner of Luzern, aud with him defeat
ell Randall. Sanders aud his friends
The time fixed for the holding OF the
!! Slate Convention is May 23, next,
aud Harrisburg the place
Last "Wednesday night, a number OF Ar M
p ed men were placed on a passenger train
l that pulled out' of Missouri City, on the
Wabash Western Railroad. They were put
a on the train to protect it from robbers WHO
II intended To stop and rob the train at Cooly''
Lake a lonely summer resort. The piSscn
, gers were not informed OF the danger A
b, the train neared Cooly's Lake a red danger
light was seen on the track. " hen the traiI
stopped three armed men ordered the engi
. nrer to step down. he did 20, and At thai in
slant two officers in the engine cabin opened
lire on the three robbers, the officers fire wa
h returned. Other officers from different part
'd OF the train came upon the scene. Oue q
l the robbers was shot; they were farmer
,e that lived in that neighborhOod.
IN The Bloomfield Advocate OF last wee
- saws Messrs. CrIJehhrId 4 Myers OF Ry
township, are still mining fer coal in II
.e- Cove Mountains, ON the Penn townsh
III side, about two miles north OF Hartman
he Mills. The prospects grow brighter evel
dav, and the coal becomes harder and
better aus lity the deeper the operators g
= 4 miner from Shlmokin, having 20 yesl
: .xp.-:c-.c in mining, visited the shaft ID
week, and said that there was Undoubied
large vein Of coal in The. Mountain
III coal is used by the farmers in Rye townsh
NJ il beng sold at So so per ton az the miI
SIT A nan from Carroll township drove tS
sSa-t on Ian1ay for load oi coal ]
de- neu a1y alo:,-- Ts.a OF coal runs from q
,as ssl- of the mounta-a . .ae other si'
eut Greater interest Is being shown in the
c-ation.
40 ~, following : the program for Lo
= Insri.1.. % 0= h-lE al Thompsonto~a, I
ule dav. Saturday, dsy and evening, Feb
lille 4 lSsS :Schooi Government, W I'll. Z-,ee
Prt---rv Ar-thmetic. q Glscri FriE--
incentives 10 study. D. L. krPrgrf ltregi
ing attendance. ]. II. DaughertSi Orth"EraP
her .. a.. Diun; Labor a. an educator, Prof
,avv I AiImat; tsrugraphN- i w Hthh>i Fu
work, Miss Maggie Kiuzer' Local '.
county Institutes. NJ L. keiz-r' The
On cipllue Of Study, Geo. H. Rumbaughi
A. tory. ID. F. Hostrtler; Writing, j. Pu
Grammar. G. W. Sp-akmaui The duty
- the CitiEen to the school, T. Banks M
Thy. advantages OF mt'h'i, frui. San
l., Csn-beII; SprIline schools shuuld they
,ar's L'.,'- SI,,,,.,. lI,aeS - cducaii
sLI- Progress, Prof. J y. Keller DsieGts OF
nrss.nt school system, T. Benncr- E>'l,
be a general subject Tor DIrecto' as
nGi- slou;) Literary Societies, Miss ''t'
lple Detra-
orth Citizens, patrons anu 49,. ,hsSe ses,i
aud participats IN the work OF the ihstl'
,,.r,. Directors, as tar A. possible, should Az
go that they may judge OF the Idiihea'l
'.'''4 and cshabilitIrs OF their teachers ahu
ouu their presence, give encouragement I"
the The prugr1m SlH be intsrspsrsej WIN u
recitatIuns and readings. Sessions Beg
lgPN. aud . 2. n
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iian Jaru' IT, 1855
been
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