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


The potato crop in Rhode Is.
land IS believed to be the largest
known In that State. Since july 9
1000 barrels have been sent TO Eu.
rope.
Street contractor Smith has had q
force of men with teams hauline
stone on Washington street. The
breaking of the stone goes vigorous
" on
j. Earl Ogle has been appointed
post master of Johnstown. He is a
son of Mrs Ogle, the heroic tele-
graph operator who went down in
the food.
Rev Philip Graft, of the Lutheran
church Is away on vacation, in con.
sequence of which there will be M
preaching until the 1st Sabbath in
September.
This from the Newport Ledger
Bobbing for eels has become quite a
fad among our young men. As high
as 20 have been caught by one bob
OGl III itu evening
An exchange remarks If the pos-
sipers of our town would think of
the fact that still tongue makes a
wise head it would doubtless prove
beneficial to them.
One of the queer freaks of human
conduct. that has caused an untold
amount of talk in York State is the
case of Buffalo barber who eloped
with his mother-in-law-
A drink of lemonade or butter mi k
taken by itself is wholesome, but
mix them or drink of both at one and
the same time, and you'll stir up a
rebellion III your stomach.
Cards are out for the wedding of
John Chestnut, of Lewistown, and
Miss Annie L. kempfer, of Selins-
grove, IN the Lutheran church in
SelinsSrove, Aug. at s O'Clock p. VI.
A grandson of George Soles -ag-
ed about 1 years near Patterson
had the end of his nose bitten off by
the family dog several DAYS ago.
The dog WIS not mad, but bad
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hu-
man or animals cured IN 30 minutes
by Wo0lford's Sanitary Lotion. This
neyer fails. Sold bv L Banks x Co,
Druggists, AIitiiintown. Nov. 6.
Ex-Governor Pattisor. Is a good
rritic, or fault finder, but when one
looks for his works, he finds them
IN the extra session of the Legisla-
ture that sat Il year and did nothing.
Martin Pannsbaker. son of Philo
FannabGker fell from a picnic swing
In Schweier's woods several days ago,
thereby fracturing his right wrist
DIR. W. H Bau As, reduced the frac-
ture.
Airs. James Deem aud daughter
Lille, formerly of this town. but now
of Kansas, dropped off n diy, be
tween trains last week, to call on
friends while on their way to Harris
burg.
The frame of the Court House
tent, that the clock hammer strikes
the wood work instead of the bell,
aud that Ia the reason the clock don I
strike
T. l. Eyre of the Internal Depart
ment ut Harrisburg was in town last
week collecting from the county rec
ords III the Court House farm sta
tistics-and whether cultivated by
the owners, &c-
JuniatI people have received let
tiers from relatives in certain parts
of Kansas stating that they have
abandoned their farms on account
of the drought-Everything on the
farms is dried into crisp by the sun.
Reports from all parts of the
country are encouraging for g profit
able corn crop. excepting close
around the county seat Here for
want of rain at the proper time the
corn will be heavily discounted
On last "Wednesday Annie Craig. 4
daughter of barber David Craig in
chewing a, a piece of wood had a
splint TO slip into her tOnsi! in such
n way that she could lot remove it.
DIR. D. VI. Crawford was summoned
and removed it.
Work for the rebuilding of the
creamery at this place has been com
meuced. The business will he un,
der the direct management of J. q
Haltcmsn of Thompsontown, who If
one of the most competent business
men in the county.
\ warrant was served on a young
man named SpHng!er- from L.w:s
town, last Wednesday, for demon
strating with revolver in this town
on the 4th Of July Spsngler gave
bail for appearance at CONT IN Jun
iata county tu answer the cuarSe-
Letters remaining IN the Patter
son. Pa p. O., not called for: Mis-
&. Sandrock. Postals Isaac Sic
1,los. Pcr~~-r -=E'r- frr 'o't - ::
tee aha:o list please say they are al
vertised-
w H MCNrT-r, L. NJ
Aug. l, 1890
/ 4 double affliction invaded tn
1 home of NJ. Irwin C. Stewart of Nc
Coysville. On the 2lst Of July, ii
sister. Mrs. Maggie Bidwell, died
and week later. July 9th, his wife
HE'D. 1t is seldom that hereave
ments follow each other IN such ap
i'll succe essiCn.
This from the Newport News
Pensions aggreSating S2Ol9-52 nav
- N E,ga Holm,