Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-10

FS-S A1dice present Al
saturdays game to pass nanv re-
marks complimentary to the young
men
Ten blocks Of the be.t portion o.
Eii-usburg. W +, was DESTROYED b,
nre on the 18th Of july. Fourth o.
July IRE works u = believed started
the IRE Loss several hundred
thousand dollars
The Woman's Journal beats Cor
psral Tanner on the pension ques-
ton by proposing that the govern
nent pension for life every woman
rleh or poor, sick or we'll. who has
ever been a mother
An open air evening cake walk was
held ON the base ball ground some
nights ago and was largel- attended
by old and young. II was a benefit
for the club and brought a hand
some sum into their excheauer.
The Cambria county coroners iurv
have found the members of the South
Fork Fishing club, responsible. for
the loss of life and the destruction OF
property at Johnstown occasioned bv
the bursting of the old canal dam.
One hundred and fifty citizens OF
the 10th Congressional District o,
Tennessee will be called on to ans
wer the charge of fraud at the elec
ton of last November, whereby Tenn
essee was Kept solid for Cleveland.
One Of the most commendable
institutions of learning in America,
Is Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg,
Pa The attention of the reader is
directed to the announcement of the
opening of the fall term in another
column
The interest of base ball has be
come almost al epidemic in our town.
and the success of the club, recently,
has caused the nights of many of the
ardent admirers to be passed in de.
hghtful dreams and visions of future
success III that line.
Early on the morning of the 4th,
some reveler, broke a hole about the
size of a Eulled walnut through a
pane Of glass in one of Rollman' 5
lewelry store windows. 1t is Il
question whether the hole was made
by n small stone or bullet.
From the Chambersburg Reposi-
tory. 4 MELVILLE man froze one Of
his hands recently while the ther-
mometer stood at % in the shade.
He was running an ice cream freezer,
and his hand was so badly frosted
that he had to wesr it in bandage
for several days.
The Thirty fifth Annual Meeting oi
the Pennsylvania State Teachers As
sociation viii be held in the Opera
House at Altoona, July 9th and 1Ith
1889. The Executive Committee of
Association and the General Passeu
ger Agents of Railroads have made
a reduction of fare.
G. Z. Psnnahaker at one time q
typo in this office, but now editor oil
the Coalport Standard, has purchased
the Tyrone Times. and will take
charge of the same in short time.
His bi other Charles will assume con
trol of the Standard We wish the
young men success in their new de-
partures.
A man named Peter Laing 104
ears cid, joined church at Elgin,
Scotland 10 days ago. The preacher
who admitted him to church mem
bership congratulated him and said :
you have n little time left for this
life" Perhaps" said the new mem
Der, ''but my father lived to be 1O9
years old.
List Of letters remaining III the
Patterson, Pa, Post Office, not called
for. Mr.. Henry Weidman, Miss
Lizzie H-rbrich, Mrs Jane MsTsh,
John Bitner. Persons asking for
letters IN the above list VIII please
say thev are advertised.
W. II. McNrrT, p. VI.
Patterson, July lst, 1889
In another column read the an
nouncement of the fall term opening
of Pennsylvania College at Gettys-
burg. There is no place within the
Commonwealth of which more can
be said rs place at which young
men NAV acquire an education than
Pennsylvania College. 1t is a most
commendsble institution
List Of letters uncalled for remain
inc in the z. O., at 4Iiff1intown, Pa,
week ending July 8, SO. Persons
calling for letters IN this list Will
please ask for advertised matter.
Letters: Miss Flora France, Mrs. f.
O. Swearinger, Mr.. J. c. McCrum,
Miss Minnie Stoner.
CHAs. y. CRAWFORD, L. VI.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, STILES, Sprains, all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
bv the use Of one bottle. Warrant
ed. Sold by l.. Banks * Co, Drug
gists, Miffiintown. Pa. Oct. 81 Sc, ,1y
A number of staggering drunk
strange men put in an appearance
on the 4th of July. The most OF
them were upwards Of 80 years old
The boys Of to day are beginning to
catch the fact that il does not pay
physically, morally, socially, financial
iv or any other way to get drunk.
Young man it doesn't pay to be ruled
by King Alcohol
At Coburn, Centre county, one
night during the food, n citizen be
In o,,rn,rn1 nf his doc. which had