Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-07
ADDITIONAL LOC.7LS.

Dipbtheria PrevaiIes in DuncAnnon, P erry
county.
This summer has had a small installmen:
OF dust.
Senator John J. Patterson is home from
business trip east and west.
The W. c. T. u, met at the home OF
Mss Ella Banks on the 9th INST.
Harry s. Haines has become the propr.-
etor of the creamery at this place.
The SIxteeners reunion will be held at
Harrisburg, August 81 AM 2Srd Inclusive
EspenschAdes have already laid in a large
stock Of shoes and boots for tall and winter
trade.
wlday Knisely employed at type setting
in PhiadelphIa, Is visiting at his home in
Patterson.
\ thunder shower awakened the people
OF his own last Saturday at o'clock in
the morning.
On the Ist OF August the country around
Ga!ena, Ill, was visited by a frost that
damaged the corn crop
trees having 1.-the yellows,' - ho cuts ali such
trees ont vi his orchard.
Preaching services will be held in rhe
Presbyterian Church Of this place next
SibbaIh morning AMI evening.
Rev. Richard uinkle, Methodist miais
ter well known to a number OF people In
Juniata mas been stricken with paralysis.
W. II. Houtz, Lewis;own SO ,OOO forger
hss been arrested in Dubuque, Iowa and
Will b. brought to LewI,SoSn 10 answer.
Miss Fanny E-psnschade accompanied by
her guest Miss Name BO-serman, visited
friends in Lewi,town several days last week.
a tramp. about 65 years old was killed by
an engine near BIxlers some evenings ago.
The wanderers body was taken TO Lewis
town anl bur led by the overseers Of the
poor
Captain Mcclellan has secured position
in the Treasury department in Washington
d. The Captain will prove himself
capable AMI honest officer He WAS i good
soldier and a true Republican.
ship have selected the following teachers
Tor the winter term Arch Rock, K. b.
Campbell; Mount Hope, Mary Auker; Big
Run ?. W. Thomas Cuba, J. {. Hover;
Happy lie How, Samuel Srouer; Reno, Miss
HiilIken.
d. { Rannels Of Port Royal went 10
Altoona aud there Identified goods that had
been stolen cut OF tn store Of A H. Ran
hes o. Port Royal on the night OF July 2I.
The goods in Altoona were in possession Of
people ~ho had bought them OF people who
they thought hal come honestly by them.
List Of letters remaining in the Patterson,
Pa, Poet Office not called for. A. F.
Henkle, David NJ. CuPPes, Mr.. Ephraim
HimbIe, Miss Maggie Walters. Persons
asking Tor letters in the above list, please
say they are advertised
W. II. McNnT, p. VI.
August !. 1889
The Thiiadelpbia Bulletin remarks. The
young men who go about the streets with
beauti al sashes ~ belts in vivid colors
around their aists are one OF the new pro-
ducts Of the summer of 1889. These lovely
beings at irsi glance from a distance have
the appearance OF Corsicln brigands, but
they are a. gentle lnd harmless a. they
radiant and beautiful
There are horse traders in Juniata coun-
ty but ;hey are not yet up TO Luke Craw-
fort Thompson OF Georgia, who, zone
day had three horses, altogether not worth
$40, and during the day traded fifty-tSe
times and quit with one horse, It being one
of the same he started with he also had
a. a result of the days work $3.50 in money,
1. bull and a buggy"
Last Thursday a freight train into
three cars that had become uncoupled from
a proceeding train. The result was that
the eaboose and number of cars were
wrecked and Knocked of the track. One
of the cars fell on the top of house crush
Ing it aud ipjuring lumber of Italians who
lived there when not ali ~ork on the road
at Petersburg. The wreck took place on
curve at Petersburg
The Scientific American says that if you
wish to get nd OF being annoyed BY nosqui-
toes, use the following remedy: Take
/ small quantity of two per cent carbolic
acid solution and sprinkle sheets, coverlets,
piIlows and holsters on both sides, the edge
of the bed curtains and the wall next to the
bed. The face and neck may also be
slightly wetted with the solution. Not
single gnat or mosquito, it !. said, will
come near.