Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-03-20

never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Mifiiintown, Pa. Oct. 81 !,
1y.
Amos Martin son of Joseph S.
Martin returned from Pittsburg to
TINS place, last week. He intends to
obtain military education, and will
enter West Point Preparatory school
IN several DAYS.
rupture cure guaranteed by DIR
j. r. Mayer, S31 Arch street, Phil'a,
Pa Ease at once. No operation or
delay from business, attested bv
thousands of cures after others fail.
ADVICE free. Send for circular.
March IA, IS, 1y.
gospel temperance meeting was
held in the Patterson church last
Sabbath. L. ID. Garlnan led the
meeting and delivered "A speech :
Mrs Berry read a selection John
Hornlng delivered speech. The
exercises We're varied with PRAYER
and singing.
AIRS Lyons Is afflicted with an all
ment that troubled her wears ago,
namely loss of voice Rev. J.. Y.
Hays has been afflicted with the
same ailment to such a degree the
past winter that his people have not
heard him preach within the period
of n number of weeks.
Mrs. Moody, wife of DIR. Moody. of
( Sunhury died on the 26 of last Feb
ruary ut her husbands home in Sun
bury. She was n daughter of Samuel
Sharon, of Fayette township. Dur
ing her girlhood days Miss Sharon
was known TO the people of Lost
Greek valley as Rose Sharon
The reorganized Philadelphia In
quirer puts it in the front rank of
Republican daily journalism. 1t
employs a well organized corps of
special correspondence in every direc-
tion and publishes ell associated
press news. 1t Is now, "the most
complete newspaper printed in
Philadelphia."
A Connecticut, Russian jew who
was naturaliZed snd thereby became
an American citizen went to Russia
last wear, and was Immediately
siezed upon and pressed into govern
ment service has appealed to the
Washington government for prutec.
ton. Blaine responded promptly
and the jew viii get his rights
Peach growers are not in accord
in their expression ON the subject oi
the coming crop. Some growers IN
sist on it that the peach was ''nipped
in the bud, D" in january. Others IN
sist that the bud has not been nip
ped, but Is all right and that the
crop of peaches will he large if pres
ent appearances can be relied on
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lump
and Blemishcs, from horses, BlooC
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney
Ring bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save 50
by the use of one bottle. Warran
i ed. Sold by l.. Banks ~ Co, Drus
gists, Mifilintown, Pa Oct. 81 'SS, l,
SUNDAY was St. Pstrick's day H,
r Is said to have died 1924 years ago
He introduced Christianity anon;
, the Irish He has the reputation O
; having done many other things
The New York Herald says:
Success 10 bold st. Patrick's fist,
Tie was a SAINT So clever
He gave the snakes AMI toads 8 twist
And banished them forever
! During the past % years, ever
: spring, news went forth from Dell
ware. the peaches have bee
nippcd in the bud, no peaches tn
II wear" The mountaineers OF Penn
Z svlvania no longer go to I'll
Il low sand lands of Delaware for sue
news. For now the information So'
4 abroad from the important peaC
e growing territory of Juniata count
v s.TLc peaches have been nipped
the bud, no peaches this year
K The Democratic Legislature
n West Virginia failed to count Il
m vote cast for Governor as they are I
auired to do by law, whereby y
than Goff, Republican, who had
IL majority of votes and was regular
iS elected was cheated out of {
,,e governorship. BY the adjournme
h Of the Legislature. The governor
n last wear holds over till the trouble
s. settled. Such an act of revolution
I'll seldom witnessed
lr II the reader be DESTROYS of beco
ing thoroughly acquainted with
is proposed new amendments to I
of state constitution he may do 50
IL reading the proposed amendmel
Ic in an other column. The one amel
ment if adopted viii do away W
-, the poll tax, the other amendment
'I adopted will do away with the mi
'I ufacture. sale and use of all intoxlC
~, m ing liquors as beverage. 1t Is
the interest Of every citizen
familarize himself with the propos
he changes. that Is the object of
ON publication
- From the Bloomfield Times of
week. DIR. Orris, of Newport, deliv
ed II. W. Reville, n patient affiic'
ed with the dropsy, of two gallons
I'm water. a few days since , Pc
wn Valley in this county boasts OF
ted chestnut tree that measures 234
in circumference There
many cases of scarlet fever III
-Lo vicinity. A bright, little son of Ju'
.'a,. Barnett died with 1t on Stature
no evening. - On Wednesday L
w. DIR. David Diller, for many YEAR
practicinr physician at York SprlI
the Adams county, died in his bu;
ran while on his way to attend a pate
Was He was 81 years of age
am There is an anecdote Just now
print in which General Sherman
Dr. Bliss, who died last week, tiS'
III The General had been taking
Doctors medicine for n number