Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-06

| The Johnstown, food relief com
mite have published statement of
their financial receipts, aud payments,
the total receipts, near 81, ,922, $40
80. Expenditures s., $50 ,939. Tue
commissioners have in hand S67 ,205.-
i47.
A Pike county poet attuned hi.
muse, and then sang
Eight years ago, Bob Pattison,
You stole in through a blundsr,
But things have changed since eighty
| two,
And you'll get licked like thunder
Advertised list of letters remain
ing in the Post Office, at Miffiinto xn.
Penna-, for week ending Aug. ., 80.
Persons calling for mail in this list
Will please ask for advertised matter:
Letters Miss Phebe Pannebaker,
Mrs Sallina Fagely, Albert DiehI
Postal Cards: Lucian Thompson.
JAMES McCArLEY, p. NJ.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, Stiles, ,Sprains, all Swol-
len Throsts, Coughs, &c Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sold by L. Banks &
Co, Druggists, AIitflintown- Nov g.
Governor Beaver, and Mrs. Beaver,
We're the guests of Mr. Wilson Loyd,
near Oakland, several davs last week.
Mrs. Beaver, preceded the Governor
two or three DAYS The Governor
anne ON Friday evening, and was
taken out to Mr.. Loyd's place by DIR.
Lucien Banks, who is a cousin of Mrs.
Beaver On Saturday afternoon the
Governor, was the guest of Mr. VIM.
Banks, in this town.
Look out for counterfeit two
dollar silver certificates They are
floating IN New York and Will find
their way into the interior. The
counterfeit Is dangerous one L: is
described as being one thalf inch
shorter than the real bill The seal
Is of n decided brick color, while that
of the true bill is a pinklsh red shade
The head of Hancock Is also
''scratchy" in the counterfeit
Governor Pattison. and his com
pany of dudes, Who were with him
on visit To the Soldiers Orphan
School NJ McAlistersviile were SO
sulted IN their views Of the every
day affairs of life that they were
shocked at the clean bed sheets of
c'arse muslin that were Ia use
IN jhe school SUCH are the reform
ers that farmers and other citizens
are Invited 10 support for the gov
erncrship of the Common wealth.
The Huntingdon Globe of last
week says:-Scott Miller, who was
employed for several years as driver
| for james L. Westbrook, died sud
/ denly n his residence on Sunday
night, aged about 40 years. He
retired III apparent good health at
/ ten o'clock. Shortly before eleven
his wife heard him gasp;ng, after
which ho gave n loud scream, and
then died. Deceased was a very
steady man, n quiet, unobstrusive cit
/ iZen, and had many friends Ill town
| He leaves a wife but no children.
In haymaking time, as john Phil
| lips and John Hatfield were hauling
hay into their barn, in Porter town
ship, the load which they were haul
ing from some unknown cause caught
fire and quickly blazing up could not
! be extinguished and III very few
minutes the barn, together with its
contents, except the live stock, was
totally consumed. The barn asiisit-
uated n short distance from Alexan-
dria, near the Juniata iron works.
Loss between $1,000 and $1,000.
Insurance 81 900. - Lewistown Ga-
Zette.
Editor Over of the Hollidaysburg
Register. went from his mountain
home down to the sea 20 sail from
Philadelphia to Boston on the ship
Parthian. aud passed through the
experience of collision at sea. The
Parthian in u fog ran into the ship
/ Florence loaded with ice After
taking off the crew the Parthian
! towed the Florence into New York
harbor. That was an experience for
II highland editor worth talking
about. Brother Over is to be con.
graduated that ne did not ind a
resting place with the famons chest
nut, IcGinty.
The barn of Jacob Snyder, stu
Il IL. - IL.
burgh, caught fire from the sparks
of locomotive on the railroad or
Saturday evening, July 18th about
SIX O'Clock. aud was burned To the
ground. with all its contents, includ
ing about 200 bushels of unthreshed
: wheat, 100 bushels of oats, 40 load:
uf hay and nearly all his farmin.
implements, including a harvester
. tLreshin- machine, &c All the live
stock was gotten out but about 10(
chickens. The loss Is estimated a
5000. 1t was insured for s2,630
i-Lcwistown Gazette
While Peter Hefnsr of Penn Twp.
. : '-ra- ..s--,1;as, iuEt outside his kItch
en- door On Friday ,F,-...s, {" E~e,
copperhead snake took the advan
taSe of him in the dark and bit hin
on both feet so severely that botl
legs swelled up to twice their natur
; nj size. NTr. Heffner WAS IN his bar
feet al tho time and had Just walke'
few steps from the front door t
: sec If the clouds threatened rain
/, The injuries were very painful unit
p DIR. OrIadv of NcConnelist wa