Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-08-08

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William Rickenb.eh, of Fayet;e. whose
last week caused such an excitement IN the
vicinity oI NeAhstrrEIiIe, came home after
several days absence He was on a trip to
Altoona and Harrisburg.
| Joseph Adams has re- e-stocked his grocery
store He is thankful ior past patronage
and asks for a continuance of the same.
The following are some OF the prices of
groceries molaSses, iOc per gallon ) coffee,
23c- Cash or produce in exchange. 2S.
| The thermometer climbed up to 100
degrees in the shade on Saturday, and as a
result, thunder showers formed in every
direction and by nightfaIl there were few
places in the county that had not been
sprinkled with more or less rain
What should be done with the scamp
that deposited IN the cellar of the Metho-
dis; Protestant Church At Meadow Green,
Huntingdon county, the carcass ofa skunk
and portion OF a dead COW, with a view
of driving out the Sunday School and
breaking mp the church services.''
There has never been a neater and easier
marching procession on the streets of Miffiin-
town than that of the p. o. 5. a. which
traversed the town last Saturday evening.
The Lewistown and Mexico bands furnish
ed the music. The demonstration closed
| with a festival in the Patterson engine house.
By the use of a garden rake Robert
Nichols escaped from the Huntingdon
Jail yard on the 3rd OF August. He had
stolen ham, and had inst been jailed when
he desired to go to the yard. He did not
appear for a half hour, and when they broke
in on him theyIsaw the rake by which he
climbed the wall.
English SPAWN LinIment removes all
Hard. Soft. or Calloused Lumps and BIem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
SpIints, 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,
Nifflntown Pa. April -, 'SS, emo.
This Is an old story, with George Ballen-
tyne Of Huntingdon the chief character.
George is a bright IL year old boy who lost
his right leg by jumping freights last Thurs
day The lad lost so much blood that his
life is despaired OF. The youths sad ex-
perience will be lost on other boys. Every
boy believes he is the one that will hot be
caught.
The PhiIad elphis Bulletin SAYS: Chair
man QUAY has denied the absurd report
that he is going TO make an attempt to in
duce General Harrison TO stop making
speeches. The fact is that Hsrrison's
speeches have been so sensible that, as
same way he will elect himself without the
assistance OF the National Committee
The Bloomfield Advocate says Mr.. F.
VI. McKeehan, Of Centre township, a few
nights ago had about So chickens killed by
some .svarmint'' or other The
school directors OF Toboyne, purchased the
furniture tor the Fsirview school house
from Mr.. Myers, of Miffiin. Miss
Ida Barton, of Juniata county, was the
guest Of fudge Grier's family the LATTE T
part of last week.
List of letters remaining in the Patter-
son, Pa, Post Office not called for J. II.
Coates, d. F. Crowder, Hugh Gallagher,
Dabe Janson, Gerhart Klems, James Long,
Mrs. James wethereli, Decker and Rohllsn ,
Jas. W. Reynolds (2).
, Persons asking for letters in the above
. list will please say they are advertised
Howard KIRK, p. NJ.
Patterson, Pa, August LIST, 1855
Minneapolis, Mimi, August "A letter
special to the Journal from st. Cloud says
that twenty-one houses in all were struck
bv lightning during last nights storm
Two of Mrs. Khngert's children will die from
the effects Of the bolt that struck her house
Three passenger trains the Manitoba
Road are in the yards at St Cloud unable
to proceed. ST. Cloud is the city which
was devastated by cycI"no some two
+ years ago.
List of letters uncalled for remaining il
, the Post Office at Mifirntowu, Pa, July 3 l.
5 'ss. Persons calling for letters IN this list
= viii please ask for advertised matter Jo'
seph Harker, +. W. Sheets, Mark Gardener
q John G. Reecher, Mrs. Charles McCafferly
, Frand CAN'T, Max Gardenrd, Mrs. 4. T
Eddy, Mrs. Minnie Campbell, Miss Agnes
Bell, Lieut.. Henry Coldren, L. NJ Beam
WIN. Il. waIlimsn, Fred k Mertz-
CuAs. b. CRAWFORD, F.. NJ
The l25th regiment Pennsylvania volun
tecrs, that served against rebellion held
reunion at Vt. Alto, about II miles iron
Chambersburg, last week. Between 1n'
and two hundred OF the regimental vster IN
were present. Juniata county menbers o
the regiment present were, Wm. N. Allison
1 J. w. Kirk, Harry Moore, Joseph Martin
Wellington Snitb, a. H. Fasick, Captai
h Lewis Degan, captain c. HcCleIland, Wu
Hawk, Daniel Pannabaker, w :. Shir'
It Joseph Geedy, Joseph Ross, Josep
,. Gingerich CIoyd Crlder-
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, Product, over $780, in duty that alice
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Wool - made free Rice-no charge