Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-08

viii be to the new Presbyterian
church az McAlisterville.
| The Tribune says Some OF the pupil. a,
'he school taught in Nebraska, by Prot.
James. J. Patterson, formerly OF Beale twp,
this county, persshed on tho way home
IRON school during rho ceut blizzard.
Heh, AaHgs. 0ns Sey0teies Of every kind
on human ~ snimsIs cured in 30 r,,,r,..
oy'H0oferd's Sanitary Lotion This never
iai'' Sold by L. Banks and CO.. Druggists.
Mifiiinto~n Pa. Oct. % 81 81,
To all subscribers T. the SENTINEL AND
REPUBLICAN who psy s.--arlg-s and nav
one dollar and ffty ccsts in advance. tn.
Weekly PTss' and the SENTINEL AND Re.
PUBLICAN will bs sent for the period OF one
year
/ There is talk of revival in the enter
prise of constructing the Selinsgrove and
/ North Branch railroad. The talk comes
from the Patomac end of the line. No
! matter about where the talk comes from, II
some one weuld only build the road.
! Since the coal strike began twenty fur
nsces in the Lehigh Valley have been re-
/ ported out OF bl,st. II the strikers call tha {
making times good, there is no use Of men
Of me'ns investing in furnaces and other en-
terprises that employ people to work.
! Preparatory communion services will be
held in the Licking Greek Lutheran Church
on Friday and Saturday evenings Com
munion service on Sunday. Mr.. Crafts
meetings IN Licking Creek Valley have
resulted in an increased membership to the
church Of - persons.
The Huntingdo-I GiOh,, OF last week Saws:
/ William Clymens, of Dublin township, who
had been Constable for forty y-nine wears,
/ died al his residence on the 10Th OF Janua =
| ~, aged about 30 years. He leaves wife
and several grown up sons sad daug hters
Mr.. Clymens WAS a sterling Republican.
The Rev. David Ta,um of Clave-
land Ohio, will deliver lecture in I e
G. y r. Hall, in tins place. on Satur-
day evening February 1Ith, 1888. at
$50. Subject Intemperance Its evils
and remedies. From a Legal and
Business principals. All are invited
to attend.
/ A horse owned by Alfred Cline. of Mf.
/ Tin county. died in Murray's stable on Sat.
urday. Mr.. Cline had came to Marray's from
Lewisrown on FriiAy evening. The hor-e
/ sickened early in tho evening and all the At
| tentiou that was given him during Friiay
night and Saturday morning was of no good
! for the beast.
Rev. Abram Rohrer of Honey Grove
thus county, died early on Friday morning,
January -, 1888. Il is believed he
died of heart disease. His family heard
noise and FASTENED TO where he Was
Tie was lying in the store room on the
h"or by the side of lounge, dying. He
was aged 90 years.
English SPAWN Liniment removes al
Hard Soft, or Cailoused Lumps and Blem-
i-hes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
/ Spints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stiles,
| Sprains- sll Swollen Throats, Coughs. Etc.
Save $50 by Use the Of one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by l.. Banks & Co, Druggists,
MiffiIutovn Pa Oct. 20 81, 6mo.
I ~ % lux y fIll II W an bllt town mas
married her brothers wife's father. and, a,
last accounts, had nearly gone crazy trying
to figure out whether she was her brothers
bTothrr-In law, OF her husbands daughter.
INLAY, or her own mother-in-law, or heI
sister in laws mother-in-law. or all four
aud it so, what relation her children would
be to her husband"
A number Of people met in the lecture
room of the Pr,shy church last Wed
nesday evening, for the purpose Of orEauiz
ing L Law and Order Society. " 2. Sny
der was elected Pr sideut, AID r, W. Wi
son, Secretary. \ comu.iJtea O.. rine wa
appointed to report on rules and orgauiza
tion At a meeting to b. he'd ia rhc Luther
an church on the evening O. Fo bruary Is
From the Perry County Freeman: II tn,
people who gather OF evenings about III
stores and other places and tell what the
know about others, would stop and tell y ha
they KUgs about themselves, such an evi
deucc oi humrn d-prsvIty would be disclos
ed that It l. a question ii they would uo
J-cuns 80 dI,gu>tcd with each other Iha
they would uoJ congreghte together agair
) The Bloomfield Advocate of last wee
says: Drs. ]. c. Hal. o; Nhlerstown, an
c. \. 2hinehart, o. Ickcsburg, started iror
here last Thursday. with a couple OF men
sssrs; them in getting through the -no
drifts, tor the residence OF Mr.. W. Watt
OF IchiISteryille, JuniIta county, to r,
move a tum"r from the neck of Mr.. Watt
,-I h. "a. a
ing very well
The spring elections viii take place c
Tuesday. Februar, 2lst. They are the mo
important of all Of the elections, for If ths
= elect incompetent men or unscrupulous m,
l they will msnage the poor tax fund, Il
school fund and til road tax fur d accordIr
10 their incompetencv or unscruplousnes:
! Men who are competent, and upright
, their purposes should be elected TO tho
e important offices.
List OF letters remaining in the Patt erso
y Pa. Post Office, not called for: Mrs. Am
, liza ]. BardeH. Mrs. Amanda Conn, NJ
Maggie Cassner, Joseph Cassner, Mrs. En-
ma Kysinger. J J. Nasoe, Mrs. Wiley NJ
-, iken. Dr.. RuudiO, Charles Stewart, Sad
York. Parties asking Cor the above "
please say they are advertised.
HowARD Kirk, r. N.
Patterson Pa, Feb'y lst, 1883.
Mrs. Parker. wife of Caleb Park'
died last Sunday night. after 10,
. illness. She with her husband, Cal
Parker, deceased, came to this toy
v more than a generation ago 5
= was a good wife, kind mother, q
Of nestle in her tastes and habits a
highly respected by all who knew h
, She was aged So years. Interme
:, in PRESBYTERIAN grave yard, Thu
dav afternoon, at 2 P. N