Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-09-24

"a a- fr'imo'. sold tua mansion
t'.-.' NJ s." Scr. 5. near R'-adeld for
$tl' ID Tue house and lot N Rich
ned /" Airs Prlman for $3.50, aud
three lots to Mrs. Pellman for S2IO.
The Mountain Messenger. a Pres
bVl erlan paper published at Aexan-
drla, lies on our table. The Messang-
or, IL under the editorial manage
men # Rev. r. \ Mckinley an A
n Jolly, and Is isamonthly publication
a. % cents q year.
ReV- Philip Graft VIII attend the
meeting # the lutheran SYNOD AZ
Phillipsburg his week. He viii not
be at home next Sabbath and there
VIII "e no preaching services in bis
church AIR Graft has been chosen
tn deliver an address before the Svn-
oil.
A,v rtiscd list OF letters uncaIIed
Tor remaining IN the Post Offic, NJ
Mlhiiutowu Pa, For the week end
ing Sep. 20, 80. Persons calling for
mali in this list viii please ask for
alyestised matter. Letters: Mr..
john Folger, NJ. William u. Shelly.
Miss Ella Woodward. William Smith.
ESQ, David Weaver. Esq.
JAATEs MCC,UlFY, =. N.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hart, SOFT, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, SpIints, Sweeney.
RinG-bunc, Stiles, ,Sprains, all SwoI-
len Threats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by tue use OF ono bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sold by l. Banks *
Co, Druggists, 1Iitfiintown. Nov 6
Nilf.n county republicans nominal
ed for Assembly, Joseph H 1IcClin-
Tic; sheriff, Samuel Roland: corCn +.
Mitchell Brickcr; Treasurer, Thomas
ID. Parker; commissioners, William
Taylor. 3. <. Cobbinsou: director Of
the poor, Y bert Z sSteiubarger. aud
itor. ). Z. Kiuer, J. II Crissruan.
II J. Culbertson was endorsed for
cougre -. and E.iitor Conrad OF tue
McEeytlwn Journal. elected chair
uIan of the county committee.
John Wauamaker's Fall and Win
ter 1890 1891. catalogue No. 20
lies on our table 1t is what it pro-
fes es TO hc. 4 picture representa-
ton OF Wanama ker's store go lds
brought to v0yr horne, with prices
o. articles attached. You can write
for anything ycu want. ard skilled
shoppers viii iii Your order with
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cations. JgUS NANA,ASFn,
PHILADELPHIA
Abau. G O'Clock las. Frtd.v even
IN Y. a sretgl: t-aiu nan fu.. 90 coal
tram ON tie PhiIaI-Irn'g anil Road
ing Railroad at SareuaEarviIie. a
point between Reading ami Plttsy.lIe.
Before notice uf the ob~tructiln OF
the fry,l cauI I, s.ut ;Ic Putt-v-lle
e-Vr,Ss ON lis way e. Pu'tsvilc ran
into the wreck tn pass .u-cr TIA II
with It's $50 passengers were thrown
of the track avi down bank ~ feet
high into tHa S-lvylSsu river. NOR
than - people were LiiIs7 Almost
everybody on the train received in
Jury. E,5H c-giuceTs and fireman
were among the dead.
Last Wednesday evening before
du~k, duriag the prevalence Of a rain
storm. lightning struck the stceple
or lhe Lutheran church ut lfcAlis-
t,:yIl4e and ~Tiint-r=i Il dova "a dis
truceuS - 3D. - feet. The electric
igid Ya--v.. on DOWN through the
building doing u' more serious lam
I-l tL.u II knock of some plaster
her, and there. The lightning ..ird
ieI Ecr IA the -teep,e. bu. It was
-o1u f.ut ost 10y bucket brigade #
ci,lz-u-- Possibly II the stroke ntd
taken place IN the head Of night. it
wal u,l have aroused the cosaIuau-
,.y. nj the church woul have He-n
destroyed,
There was a large turn o~t OF pgo
pie on re union day 70 see the veter-
ANS parade. ana ,p enjoy the general
iuciicu. of the occasion. The pro-
ca-s.op trtvrr~e' number If the
-. ee,s Oi the Town = number oi
hau-e- usoug streets ;hat tGgv were
/ expected L. pass were h1ut-omely
decorated. bat Il was -'lpvs's labor
/ lost. for the procession Didn't move
itlat wtv. The veterans marched
steadily :ss of oIf. but 1t was pl@iuly
|uatictfle that ric n:mb eucSs ci
movement has left tn ,ru never a. re-
turn. 1t uas glorious day for
/ them ani the many PeoFie pas~on nj
were highly j. 'easel t. see them eu
/ iav thsmscivt Tue Court Hous,
/ was c:owded in the evening to heal
/ tae speeches. recIJutiuUs, camp ir'
. stories. &c There v.ra "a ETea
ruauy ~ v:Sib.y drunk during tls
[ dsv, bat tac intoxicated IGen - q
rule were outside IF veteran circles
The dTuuks were Corfired chiefly
uerple who c-ue. TO town from tn'
coprtrv and ueIShhoriUS places !
ruu,h,.- If fights were started, bu
Always ended happily by "ne q NOR
ior t"e parties running away. In
D:rSti-fl ra.sG Ia : tl= hCc.s. -, i....,i
ing the procession. The John+towl
band had many admirers, AID th
Fast Salem drum corps was hight
apprs GATED by lovers Of fife aud drur
music. u address of welcome wa.
deliver, q by Wllilam Hoops, and wa
responded TO 10y DR.. Rodgers OF Mi
fltatown AMI Dr. Hall of Altoona.
Not Poor.
The James EhHs case whereby Il.
! borough of N;fliutawn IS required 1