Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-09
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al Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney.
hing-bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed Sold by l.. Banks & Co Drug
slsts, Mifflintown. Pa. Oct. 81 -'8S, ,Iy
List of Letters remaining in the
Patterson, Pa, Post Office not called
for: L. H. Dodworth, II. H. Madi-
gan, John Brewer, John t. Sher-
lock Postals Miss Sadie Ritter,
Geo. w Matthew Persons asking
for letters in above list, please saw
they are advertised.
W. H McNTrr, P. II.
October LIST, 1889.
The Remove Record says: An
army of black, gray aud red squir-
rels, numbering thousands upon
thousands has been passing south
ward over our mountains end val
ieys for the past three weeks. Hun
dreds, yea thousands have been
slain BY the army of hunters, who
daily make the valleys ring with the
volley from their shot guns.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Martin, wife of
postal clerk, CT. Il Martin, died at
her home In this town on the 3Oth
day of September Her remains
were taken to Academic for Inter
ment on the 2nd of October. She
was III the prime eff life when strick-
en- with the fover that closed her
earthly career She l,aves a hus-
band and two small children to
mourn her loss
John Murry recently arrived from
Ireland, was on his way to Cincin-
natl. and while passing from ono car
10 another near Thompsontown this
county, fell of the tram and sustain
ed serious injuries about the head.
A daughter was on the train but did
not miss HIM until near this station.
Railroad men found him and brought
him to this place, where his injuries
were cared for by DR.. d. NJ Crnw-
ford after which he was taken to the
hospital at Harrisburg.
James McCauley has been appoint
cd post master at this place. The
appointment of Mr.. McCauley is q
good one. He is polite and obliging
and 1t will amount to almost q mira
Gle If his administration fails of Civ.
ing satisfaction. The late post mas.
ter Charles B. Crawford resigned.
OF Mr. Crawford no i'll word can be
said. He is the embodiment of q
gontleInanly official and has from his
youthful DAYS been a champion oi
the doctrine that to the victor be
longs the spoils."
Squirrels are plenty IN Clearfeld
county as Is evidenced by boy, who
with the aid of a club killed q
one day last week, and notwith
standing the effectiveness of the clut
as a weapon of destruction among
! the squirrels, q sportsman went out
and shot 75 black squirrels in less
than 3 days TINS ana a third party
stood In one spot and shot so off one
stump as rapidly as he could load
and shoot He tired of the siaugh
ter, and the squirrels wero still
crowding the stump when he left the
field.
The Canal Company do not pro
pose to let go their grip on the old
canal property by any default in the
keeping up of the highways across
the ditch. They are now 1t work
repairing the canal abutments lead
ing to the river bridge at this place
whiSh is q certain evidence that by
this tine the river bridge .peopl'
navo their structure sprung across
tho stream, the Canal Company vii
have their bridge in readiness fol
travel Local boss Penny is superin
tending the work for the company.
This from the Philadelphi. In
quirer OF October 2 There is rathc
an interesting bit Of newspaper his
tory contained in the communics
ton, which Mr. s. L. McAlister write
from McAlisterville, Pa, to The Il
quirer. Ny father, Hugh t. Nc
Aiister," he says, "who died on Sel
tember 4, at the age of So years an
months, was 4 subscriber TO Th
Inquirer for about twenty-five YEAR,
, and he preserved all the papers froI
1861 to 1888" The living Mr. NJ,
Alister deserves to be congratulate
T. on an inheritance Of go valuable
= record of more than two decades, /
= which were embraced stirring an
important events Keeping an III
broken file OF q newspaper throug
= Inany years is an apparently tsdlou
, task, but there is n wonderful sati
faction in it when the subscriber ha
T. persevered long enough to consids
! himself custodian of contemporar
, historical chronicles, which usual
: happens after he has passed ii
q tenth yesr of his sccumulations-
. The October number of IL
Cosmopolitan magazine, illustrate
throughout Is with US, as iuterestiu
: and instructive as 1t can well bo. o.
: ly 81 40 ysar, New York Office n
l. 363 Fifth Avenue. The contents
Q the October numbsr must be read
s be appreciated The reconstructic
Y of the French Army il sn article III
l. military msn and students general
may rs-read with profit. An Origin
- Soci4l EIperiment-Tu1adOr wi
n interest rich people, and people of e
: elusive taste and habit. A Gresi low
, Farming Region. viii prove d
! light to the live stock grower an
!, farmer. High and Low tide. q pies
. ing poem. The Ritual Music of Il
Greek Church, treats upon q then
that is not often taken up