Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-18

Ninks have killed more than nfty chicken. /.
for residents in the vicinity OF Honey Grove.
w. A Pannabaker and B. p. Scyoe, are
among those that have had chickens killed
by these animals.
New York paper SAYS, il is no wonder
that major Hewitt would rather be in the
position he now holds than President. He
has managed to kiss a bride on the average
every day during the last week.
A Mississippi woman fell into = milldam,
and when she was rescued a ten pound cat
fish was entangled in her wire hustle. Her
husband wanted to set her again, hut she
would not eonsent.-Norris:oSn Herald.
Rupture Cure Guaranteed by DR.. J. B.
Mayer, sSI Arch street, Pills, Pa. Ease
st once, no operation or delay from busi-
ness, atiested by thousands OF cures after
others fail. Advice free. Send for circular.
March Il, 'SS, ly-
The daily papers last week contained
accounts of many elopements. Was il
the new moon or what that cau.ed the
runawsys OF so many married people7 In
ninety-uine cases IN hundred elopement
cases turn out bad.
Rev.Mr. SpangIer, of the Port Royal
Lutheran church preached IN the Lutheran
, church in this place on Sabbath evening
| owing TO the absence of Rev. Mr.. Craft " no
Is in attendance upon his mother who is il!
at her home in Baltimore
J. Mason Duncan principal OF the Cumber-
land Nd, Academy and previously teacher
In MItiiin Academy was married a short
tins ago to a Cumberland lady. Cumber-
and Academy is reported as becoming one
of the foremost academies.
Merchant Emil Schoti, and wife and ,heir
three children sailed from New York on
Saturday for Germany, where they will
remain several months May they have q
safe voyage out and a safe return to
America, snd this their home.
We are indebted to Albert s. BoTles, chic;
of the Bureau of Industrial ) tatistics, for q
copy of the 18th, Annual Report of the
Bureau of Ind ustriai Statistics, Of Pennsyl-
vania, as submitted to Governor James A.
Beaver by Thomas J. Stewart, Secretary of
Internal Affairs.
President Cleveland vetoed another batch
OF private pension bills last week, on the
ground that they were outside of cases
contemplated by the law He suggests
that the general pension law should be
revived with a view of meeting every
merirorious case that can arrive.
The Centeunill Exposition OF the Ohio
Valley and Central States was opened July
4, with Appropriate Ceremony, and will be a
place OF uncommon interest to visit 10
Octossr %, lsss. People who visit west
OF ths mountains should not fail of ! visit
to Cincinnati to enjoy the exposition.
Harry Z. BonslE, editor of the Tyrone
Times sold his paper to C. G. Nissely OF
Harrisburg Mr.. Niss-ly has changed the
Times from Democratic to an Indspend-
ent paper. Sir. BonssIl vii. 60 to Mont
gomery TO superIntend printing establish
ment- May success attend both young
men.
The Port RoYsI Band, will hold a band
fair and festival and cake walk, in the main
fair building on the new ground in Port
Royal on Friday ard Saturday evening",
July ~, 2l. All the candidates ID :he
county have been invited ,ud arc expected
to b. present at the grand march in the
buiLJius al 80, Pm.
From the PhIIadeIphiI Record of the 18th
inst. The birth Of six pairs OF twins within
eight months in = town OF less than 1000
Inhabitants, and where twin. have hereto
fore been almost unknown, is the good re-
cord OF the little village OF North Wales,
Montgomery county, which is just now at
trscting a wide public interest
Mrs. Prudence Ann Hart, formerly Of
Juniats, died in Wooster, Ohio, on Monday
the 9th inst, sged about 7s years Her
remains were brought to this place. The
funeral took place from the residence Of
J. Il. McAlister in thi, town at Q O'Clock
last Thursday morning Intermsnt in the
Cedar graveyard in Walker township.
ssO-Oae bottle Of English SPAWN Liu-
iment cured my fine Norman mare of two
ugly blood spayins which damaged her val
ue at least $50. 1. is the grsndest Blem-
ish cure l ever used.
JOHN MCCAIN, Horse Dealer,
Darlington Ind
Sold by l.. Ssnks s. Co., Druggists, Miffiin-
townPa. April 70, 'SS, 6m.
English SPAWN Liaiment removes all
Hard. Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, STILES,
Sprains, all Swollen Threats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by the use of one bottle. War.
ranted. Sold by L. Banks * Co., Druggists,
NihiIntown Pa. April %, 'Ss, emo.
The rain last Thursday afternoon put ar
end to game of base ball in which Lewis,
town and Hiffiintowa Ooys engaged at this
place, in the presence of quite large com-
pany of girls and boys young women and
young men. The players ''stuck" TO th'
plsy quite a while, but the liquid from tb'
clouds proved to much for them and they
gave up the play, before a finish was reach
cd.
II the protective tariff is destroyeC
American people viii be reduced TO th'
ways Of living in Europe. The reason 81
many foreigners come to America, IL, the
can secure better living here. They wouI'
not come here if they could 1--we as well a
home in the old world Do you want to Iv
hike the foreigners. Then vote the Demo
cratic ticket, and you'n get as much As yo'
want ofitf
One of the FIRST educational institutio NJ
Of learning in this Commonwealth IS Penn
sylvania Collage, located on the histori
field of Gettysburg. Young men who ar
10 oking about for first class educationa
institution to attend can make no mistak
by directing their course TO Pennsylvani
College; for more definite information reia
tive to the college, see advertisement in a