Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-18

never Iails- Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Miffiintown Nov. 6.
A fountain and aquarium in which
hsh dIsport themselves and dart
hIther and thither under banks of
moss and leaves of ferns is an at
traction IN one of the windows of the
Banks drug store on Main street.
One little word uttered by living
man may do an infinite amount of
harm, for example the fend, who sew
eral nights ago shouted s.fre." in the
Johnstown Opera house was the
cause of 10 deaths and 75 injuries.
/ Last Saturday, a man was found
lylng dead along side of the railroad
track about two miles east of Hun
tlngdon- On his person was found
$50 IN cash, mostly gold coin and a
Geruhcate OF deposition Rockislsnd
Illinois bank, for over $500.
Jonathan Keiser of Delaware has
returned from a trip west. He was
IN Minneapolis when the Tribune
oulIdlnS burned, and saw a number
OF men fall down to their death
through the flames. Such an an
PaiinS sight he hopes to never again
witness.
Franklin b. Gowen, Ex-President
of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad was found dead in his room
IN Washington D. C. hotel ON Sat
urday with bullet hole through his
head, from back of the right ear to
the left ear. A revolver the chamber
discharged lay on the floor.
The Pine Grove VI. E Church
which has been undergoing repairs
for some months past, will be re-op-
ened for service on Sabbath. Dec. %
Preaching, Saturday evening at L
80 Sunday at 1870 A NJ. and7 p
NJ The service viii be in charge of
X g. Murray Klepfer.
b. H. Hart, Pastor.
List of letters uncalIed for remain
ing IN the Post Office at Miffiintown.
Pa, week ending December IA, 1889.
Persons calling for letters in this
list Will please ask for advertised
matter Letters James Hutchison,
Miss Blanch Gray, Jacob Fair, Mrs
Elizabeth Dickson.
JAMES McCAUIEr, p. NJ.
Benjamin Longsdorf, who during a
period of years was platform sweeper
at this station, but who during the
last few years has been doing service
for the company at Harrisburg, was
knocked down by an engine al
round house number two, at Harris.
burg on the 10h inst, and severely in.
Iured- He is aged 76 years.
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 Threats, Coughs, &c. Save s5C
by the use of one bottle. Warran
ed the most wonderful blemish cur,
ever known Sold by L. Banks i
Co, Druggists, AIiffiintown. Nov 6
Next Sabbath evening Rev. Philil
Graft Will preach on a Sunny Re
hgion," and in thu evening he vii
discourse before the p o. s. of A.
on The Glorious Embloms of on
Republic. On account of the risl
and difficulty of crossing the rive
last Sunday evening the annouce,
special service to be held in the LII
theran chuBch was by request of tn
order postponed to next Sunda
night. All are cordially invited
DIR. e. E. Higbee, state superi1
tendent of public instruction wa
stricken with paralysis on the ever
ing of the 11th inst, while at tn
= railroad station at this place, whit
er he had gone to meet a professol
who was to assist in the work befol
the Teachers Institute in this coul
ty, before which DIR. Higbee hal Ii
bored during the afternoon. II
was placed III charge ofa couple {
, our citizens and taken ON Mail trai
= at 500 z. NJ, to his home in Lanca
' ter, where he died on the 18th.
e Charles Loudon, son Of Jam,
!, Loudon, of East Waterford, is lyin
i'll at his fathers house, of typhoi
fever He contracted the disease /
= sleeping IN a room IN a hotel in
, town in the western part of the stat
where another guest, n victim of Il
same dread disease, had but recent
!, died. When symptoms of his a
a ment were manifest he was imme
5 lately brought to his home, in th
county by his friends We regrett,
: to hear of his disability, and tru
a he may promptly and fully recov'
L Democrat and Register.
The PhiladeLphIa Record altman
for 1890 Is at hand full of importa
n data and as this has been a year
/ flood storm and disaster, The Reed
: illustrations or pictures are confin
exclusively to flood and storm repl
L sentations. The first picture in t
= almanac Is Johnstown before t
u flood disaster overlook 1T 9th
pictures of the stricken city after I
N food are given A startling accou
ir of the disaster. Picture represen
te tions of storm at other places I
shown. The almanac Is valual
one in many other particulars
<. From the Bloomfield Times : l.
N Spring, W. w. Frymire, Of L
township, bought a steer fr'
NeiShbor Heishley, where he arral
ed to let it remain until this Fl
= On Tuesday last he sent down {
Is the animal, much to the surprise
his neighbor, who had seen a cou
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