Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-30

her house, slipped and fell, breaking
one OF the bones in her right arm.
MIffiin Academy will open on Mon
day, September 18th. 1t will be
taught by Andrew Banks of this
place
According to unofficial inforna
ton the population of Perry county,
Is less by about 300, than it was in
1850.
A daughter Is years old, of Frank
Hostetter; of Loysville, Perry Co.
committed suicide by taking laud-
anum.
\ festival will be held at Johns
town on Saturday, August ., by the
Walnut cornet band The Port Roy
al band will be present.
The date for holding the Teach
ers' Special Examination IN Niffiiu-
town school house on August Both.
has been changed to August 29th by
Superintendent Carney
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hu-
man or animals cured IN 80 minutes
/ by WoOlford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by l.. Banks x Co.,
Druggists, NIifilintown. Nov. s.
Wm- Gral am, and daughters o,
Tuscarora valley, accompanied by
Miss Watson of Lancaster county,
and Miss Hsrtshorn of Clearfeld
county attended the Presbyterian
church on Sunday.
I Miss Kate Dipple has secured the
position of teacher for the school
made vacant by the resignation of
/ Isabella Allison, who has been APP
pointed to n position in the pension
department ut Washington.
The lady in Perry county, who
was driven to suicide because of
jealousy, because her beau had left
her for another girl should have con
| sidered that the sea has as good
/ fish in it as have ever been caught"
The peach and pear crop is al
most total failure in all sections of
the country. except California. Aud
the large apple section IN the Hudson
river counties and Western New York
State viii not afford its usual supply. ;
\ Harrisburg colored man, q driv-
er ut the Wilson horse sale had an
arm broken aud a leg so badly crush
ed by the cars at Port Regal on Mon
day night, that the arm was amputat-
eel by the surgeons IN the railroad
hospital ut this place.
James Duna Of GermauiI Mills.
left AIitflintown on Monday evening
in a travelling cart. On Tuesday
morning the horse with the cart all
right was walking about the prem
ises, and Duun's body was in the
mill dam against the food gate, dead.
\ new bill has been introduced in
to the United States Senate provid-
ing for the free coinage of silver.
Keep the ball rolling The coun
try Will not be satisfied till Congress
has restored silver to it's true posi-
tion as money by an act of free coin
age. Free coinage was stopped by n
sneaking process in 1873
~ NNClOut OI tlEiLDl u the tlE 8DL
IN its destructive and deadly work
at Lawrence, Mass, last Saturday
forenoon, rendering 500 people
homeless, and killing 9 people 1t
was all over IN 10 minutes. The
width of the storm swath was not ov-
er 20OO feet 100 houses were level
ed The damage to the towu is ov
er 100000
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 Throats, 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, NifflIntown. Nov g.
Those of our citizens who were
not present in the Court House on
Saturday evening missed n musical
treat, given by Prof W. f. MAXWELL,
assisted bv Prof. DeCollins. Pro
fess0r NankIvell has been travelling
extensively, and while resting here
among his old time friends during
the vacation got up the entertain
ment IN which he was assisted by 10
cal celebrities in singing, Miss Kate
Thomas and Miss Jessie Cramer.
From the Lewistown Sentinel 4:
The barn on the Odenkirk farm, ten
anted by James G.. Allison, was
struck by lightning, Tuesday after
noon, from which it took fire, but WAS
extinguished before gaining much
headway by the harvest hands who
were in the barn at the time.
Israel Kaufman is going to run
two threshing machines this fall
Last Thursday night while
driving along the ''forge level Char
ley kinley drove over COW, upset
ting the buggy and throwing him
violently u the ground
About noon on the 23rd inst, Dav-
i'll Sieber of Walker township, saw a
column of smoke float by his house.
Wondering where it came from he
stepped out To look He was almost
paralized by the sight of fire blazing
out of the roof of his house by the
chimney 1t being noonItime, neigh
bors We're at home for dinner, and
they came to the rescue with buck
cts. The fire was soon put out 1t
had started in little room by the
chimney in a pile of paper and straw
rubbish left by former occupant OF
the house No doubt the fire found