Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17
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March IA, IS. Iv.

An exchange SAYS We know Of
only two persons who were m-aner
than the man who stopped his paper
without paying up. The one pastur-
cd goat on his mothers grave, and
the other used want on the back Of
his neck for collar button
Cnclsimed letters IL the z. O. at
9lIti utown, Pa Week ended April
IL, 1889. Persons calling tor these
letters VIII pi-ase ask for advertised
matter. Miss Annie l. Auker, Mrs.
May Hamilton, Mrs Mary E. Hetrick.
CHAs- B. CRAWFORD, p VI
Three card monte men baited
Northumberland county farmer till
hs bet four thousand seven hundred
dollars IN the game and when he
put up the money one of the rascsls
pat pistol under his nOse while the
other rascal hurried OF With the cash.
DR. Sando and John Martin, took
day out, and IN McLaughIn's
orchard cut out OF an apple stump
supply of white worm bait, with
which they fshed Lost Greek down
10 looks dsIn, and a. reward for
their labor they had string of I3
nice large fall fish.
Charles Paunabaker, who learned
the art preseryatiye of all arts" IN
the office Of the Coalport Standard,
has laid down the stick and rule, and
viii 60 into the creamery business at
Petersburg He Was home last week
to purchase n horse that VIII be used
in the new business.
Merchant Espenschade, Sr., is now
IN the city buying a stock Of new
goods for the store of Espenschade y
Son. Within the period II q few
days the new Spring and Summer
goods will be on the shelves ready for
sale. They always keep the latest
and best that Is put out.
Charlie Fronk Of this town was
taken to the Harrisburg Insane As
yluIu on Monday. His alteration Of
mind was Of mild type and 1t Is
hoped that he may be speedily re-
stored in mind, that he may be the
efficient young man he was before
NLf vi - Use GAtAAL4lNfl A4AAAA
Post Master General Wanamaker,
understands it He says-'I TO keep
the mail bag open to the latest posi-
bic moment, then get it TO its desti-
nation IN the shortest possible time
and then get each seperate piece OF
mail to the person for whom II ID
meant IN the quickest possible wav.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and BlemiShes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curba, Splnts, Sweeney,
Ring bone, Stiles. Sprains, all Swol
leu Threats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by the use Of one bottle. Warrant
ed. Sold by L. Banks & Co, Drug
gists, 4iiihintown. Pa. Oct. 3l'Ss ,ly
A bridge across the railroad AT the
ststiou viii be n great convenience
for railroad men who are DELAYED by
! the necessity Of cutting their trains,
and II viii be convenient and safe
course for the people who travel on
! the high way There viii be no
necessity t. look out for the locomo
tive" but the structure will spoil the
/ appearance Of Main street.
I Why not elect post masters instead
I Of appoint them 4 number OF towns
IN Vermont are preparing TO choose
their pOstmasters by popular vote
/ The Republicans Of Bradford. Nor
r;sville and Sharon have already held
! icaucusses TO select candidatss for the
places held by Democratic post
masters, and VIII send the result Of
/ the election t. President Harrison
for his consideration.
; There ere many thousand acres Of
unprOductive LAND IL Junints county
on which grain cannot be grown
with profit, but If turned into peach
( orchards can be made to return q
larger profit per acre than the best
farm lnud IL the county. II the
cities Of the east and west continue
10 grow the scrub timbered hills of
JuniEta may IN time become the
most valuable property IN the county
| The Womans Christian Temper
ancs Union Of Juniata Co, will hold
its annual meeting in the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Mexico.
Commencing on Wednesday evening,
April -, at - o'clock. Continuing
ali dav Thursday and Thursday even
ing. Mrs. VIM. B. Rhosds, State
Supt. OF Y. work IL and other ladies
fprominent IN the Temperance cause
are expected to be present. All
visitors VIII be cordially welcomed
and entertained
= Bv order of E1 Com.
On last Sunday morning Young
. man breaking on n freight train com
ling east was killed at bridge neaI
Upton by his head striking against
; a bridge as the train passed under
it He WAS struck while working
with a brake with his back turned
toward the bridge. He was found
living dead on top Of the car. The
= name If the man killed II Shelter anc
. ho was nephew Of Mrs. VIII an
= EgnIf formerly of Patterson Th'
: hSdv If decesrci wR- put in ice a
this atation and taken TO Harrisburg
where relatives live, for uterment-
= Nr.T.K. Beave~, OF Fsyetto Twp
= lest a valuable orse IN sir 6 ll'
:, manner last week. The team ha'
= been taken 10 piece Of woodlan'
aud while quietly standing, waItIni
u for load, a tree was cut down Ih
= fall of the tree frightened the team
i and in the q Try that took plsc
V amorg the horses the wagon tongu
; was broken and one end OF the oruk
en- tongue was run into the horse i
- inches back of the front shoulder
L The beast died IN 20 minutes Th
a week before the accident Mr. Besvs
! rsid $3.50 for the animsl.