Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-20

I
william Straysr, second son of
merchant Samuel Strayer in Pstt.r
son, died last Friday morning OF
consumption Interment in the
Presbyterisn graveyard at 9 O'Clock
z. NJ. on Sunday.
The first time Register and Re-
corder f. z Bsray went TO th-
woods with his fine Winchester rifle
ne shot turkey gobbler on Shade
mountain The fowl Was on the run
when shot
Dr d F. Books, son Of Solomon
Books has gone to Altoona where he
viii locate and practice his prof.s-
sion Mr. Books has entered q
held where his attainneuts a, q sue.
ee~-tul practitioner can be shown to
good advantage.
LAST Thursday the Presbytsrian
congregation IN this town elected
Rsy. Edward Dillon of Woodbury.
n j.. their pastor. A number Of the
preachers were voted for but Mr..
Dillon led them all His election
was made unanimous
As turkeys will be in demand from
now until january they should be fed
vel, % as TO make them a. fat "a
possible An extra pound will paw
the freight and expenses Of selling,
as well as add to the price. Only
choice turkeys bring the highest
price in market.
An exchange SAYS: F.: Pin UP two
facts 10 be considered when YOU are
discouraged There are fewer bust
| ness failures among farmers than
among any other class more men
begin without capit.l and become
owners of a good business In farm
ing than any other voestion.
List of letters uncnllsd for remain
ing In the p. o.. at Miffiintovn, Pa.
week ending Nov 16, 1889. Persons
calling for letters In this list will
please ask for advertised matter:
Letters Jim Niles, r. 3. Wilson,
Al H-nry, Michael Risosko, Hiram
Fox, Miss Lou T. Wills
JAMES McCArIHY, z. II.
The young man and young woman
who devote a portion Of each Of the
long evenings to study, Newspaper
and book reading, are tho coming in
telligent men and women. They
may not be the loud and noisy poo
pie of their day and generation, but
/ they aro the coming men and women
that mould the Communities in which
they live
Miss Tillie II. Loudon has Just re-
turned from her second trip this fall
to Phil adelphis, and Is at homo
this week with full line Of New Mil
linery goods and notions: hats, bon
nets, kid gloves, hsndkorchiefs, stock
ings and other articles Of the latest
styles. She invites the public to call
and examine goods all new aud. to
, be sold cheap.
The attention of the reader is di-
rected to tho new professional card
of DIR. ID. NJ Crawford < Son IN An
other column of the SENTINEL AND RE-
PUB1Icas. DIR. Dowd is a chip of the
old block, and the short time that
he has been in the practice of his
chosen profession gives promise Of
becoming rs successful docter and
skillful a surgeon ss his father.
English Spawn Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, Stiles, Sprsins. all Swol-
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by the use Of one bottle. Warrant
ell the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sold by L. Banks 4
Co. Druggists. Mifiinto~n. Nov 6
A corr, spondert Of the Bloomfield
Advocata, writing from Landisburg,
Perry county SAWS Mr.. J. T. Lewis
killed large bear near Addison
hammock, southwest of this place.
/ Monday of last week He vas out
deer stalking at the time and sudden
ly he found three bears eyeing him
Ia a peculiar manner One he killed
the first shot and the other two dis
appeared quickly in the tall scrub.
Thomas Sulouff was hunting in
the vicinity of Starnbsugh's peach
orchard, when his dog treed some
thing. Tom shot the game. Whsa
the animal drop't to the ground the
dogs mounted it It WAS wild
cat, and in tho throes of death it In
fiicted such wounds on the dog.
neck with its claws that the dog may
die The wild cat is valuable game
The skin is worth something and the
scalp IL worth two dollars
Typhoid fever found q Judgement
among the students of :Hsg-rsto~r
Female Seminary, and the Seminar,
has besn closed until after the holi
days. Among the number stricken
by the disease il Miss Edna Kirk
daughter of merchant Jshu Kirk o
this town. Miss Kirk was accom-
panied by the principal of the Semi
nary to Harrisburg last Ssturda,
/ and there was met by her father anC
, brought home on Fast Limo.
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