Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-09-12

preceding.
Miss Nora Kloss OF Centre who last year
was engaged in teaching music in ths Loys-
vile, Perry county, Orphan Home, is now
engaged In the same work in MoAlisterville
Soldiers Orphans School.l
The Mifiin county Democratic couven-
ton last week nominated Hon. Thomas J.
Frow for Congress, John B. Sslhimer, for
State Senate, Assembly, John s. Garrett,
Chairman County Committee, F. B. Nc
Cabe.
Rupture Cure Guaranteed by DIR. J. B.
Mayer, s3l Arch street, Phil's, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay from bust
ness. attested by thousands OF cures after
others fail. Advice free. Send for circular.
March "a, 'ss, ly.
G. w. Eagan, the gentlemanly and
obliging baggage agent at the sta
tion has been called to his home
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on account of the
serious illness of his grandmother.
James Banks and Harry Copeland will
have control of W. Fl. Banks & Co.'S drug
store in Patterson during the absence of
W. II. Banks, who will enter the senior
class of the Medical Department of the Un-
IversIty of PennsylvanIs in Philadelphis-
| Last year the President went fishing on
Decoration Day. This year he goes ish-
\ ing on the day OF Grsngers' picnic, from
which he had excused himself on the plea
of having a previous engagement TO 60 to
the mountains to help knock out some
Ipiperheldsick.-EN-
| After spending a year in schools Of Bu-
rope, perfecting herself in the German,
French and Italian languages, Miss Jennie
| o. Barnett, daughter of Judge Charles Bar
nett OF Bloomfield has returned. Miss
Barnett is acquainted IN this place She
| will become an instructor in Wilson Col
Iege, Chambersburg, Pa
The Doty base ball club visited
McAhsterville last Saturday and
played two games, the first with a
club from the Orphans School from
whom they succeeded in winning the
game, and the second played with
McAlisterville' club by whom they
were defeated by one run
English SPAWN Liniment remove. 81
Hard. Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Biem'
i-hes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs
Splints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stiles
Sprains. al Swollen Threats, Coughs, Etc
Save $50 by the use OF one bottle War
ranted. Sold by l. Banks & Co., Druggists
MifiIntown Pa April 25, 'sS, emo.
Suit has been commenced in the court.
of Dauphin county, against J. A. Lumblrd,
editor of the Snyder County Tribune 70
libel by Charley Hover, OF Selinsgrove
SIS 900 damages are claimed BY Hover. W.
know nothing OF the facts Of the case. bu
IT looks from the distance ss it Hover VA
afraid to try the case in his own county.
The following are the dates hIed by Law
for the shooting Of game Gray or fol-
squirrels may be shot between Sept an'
December l. The turkey, partridge AM
quail season opens October Is and end
December 10. Pheasants may be kille'
from October l to Dec ember 81. The rat
: bit season opens November l and end
December 81.
The Republicans o. Huntingdon county
, In convention assembled on last Thursday
nominated Hon Louis E. Atkinsnn for Cor
gress, subject to action OF Congression
Conference W. Mex. Williamson. Esq
for State Senator aud Rev. ". H. Stever
and P. NJ. Lytle Esq, for Assembly. NJ
> Atkinson was given the privilege of ehoO
ing his own conterees.
The Democrats of Snyder county, i
convention last week made the followin
nominations Congress, Edward Bassler
Senator, Chas- P. Ulrich; Assembly
8 Thomas J. Smith Register and Recorder
n J.P. Keller; Associate Judge, Jacob
Smith Jury Commissioner, Isaac Shery
, No nomination was made for Prothonotar,
II W. ID. Snyder was elected Chairman of Il
County Committee.
,e Vermont and Arkansas held their cleo
or tions, the former on the 9th inst, aud Il
latter on the 9Th Inst. The Vermont ele'
~ ton, where the Republicans won, came q
in good order while the Arkansas electio
where the Democracy won, was turbulent
several districts resulting in ths death
several m,n. Officers in efforts TO qut
mobs and keep order where wounded
some instances.
"American mechanics live as well as a
class of people in the world. and at the sal
time it they are prudent they save mon
and purchase homes. II they lived
economically as foreign lsborers are co
ueIled TO live on their scsnty wages, III
IN savings would be triple what they a
III This is a sample illustration of the benef
,. of our American system which the Den
,s. Gratis would cripple or destroy"
So Mr. Frank Gibson, OF Carroll townsh
us brought into the Advocate office, last Satr
dsy, a curious fossil formation picked
Ills from near the base of the famous old q
th sons Rock. The rock, which Mr.. Glib.
Se saws is Hamilton sand stone, has inden
upon IL the forehead, nose and jay, of W
Ill appear. TO be those of human skull. r
,ol ing lace downward IN the soft mud.
nd skull has left perfect imprint upon "
became hardened and. By means oi
-. plaster cast Mr.. Gibson has brought
n, the features most prominently, the te
=. especially looking quite natural The V
ed question Is how did the face get II
in that age which geologists tell US
ssons OF time before the appearance of I
or his imm-diate prototype. Mr. Glib
proposes to send the plaster cast TO P
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