Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-20

Z RtAN NOu " NAAN luis lIcLl 1TDm
the paper for some future wear. 1t
is from an exchange, that claims to
know--It will interest farmers to
learn that tablespoonful of pulver-
lzed alum and chimney or pot SCOT
Will instantly relieve COW bloated
from eating green clover.
A. J. Patterson was hurt on Sat
urday BY his horse frightening, Just
as he stepped from the buggy at his
house door. Mr., Patterson was
knocked down aud run over by the
buggy but he managed to hold fast
the lines and stopped the beast.
Advertised list OF letters uncalled
for, remaining in the post office at
AIifflintown. Pa, for the week ending
Aug 16, 1890. Persons calling for
letters in this list viii please ask for
advertised matter. Letters G. b.
Cinker, Mrs. Sarah Swaruer. Pos
tai cards John Burkhart.
JAMES MCCAULEY. p. NJ.
When a farmer buys a ton of fresh
manure, he is hauling l323lbs. of
water. Why not use the /. p
/ Thomas Phosphate? It contains
| just what the crop viii need, and
Will save paying for water VIXEN YOU
have plenty of it on the farm. For
sale by ]. +. Jacobs. Port Royal, Pa.
The ice machine in Patterson
manufactures % tons of ice every
"a hours In two or three weeks it
will be arranged to freeze fifty tons
IN this time The ice house in
/ the south section of the machine
building is the present store house
for the amount of ice produced
Beef cars are re-iced here every day-
( 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, Miffiintown. Nov 6
/ Fifteen tramps who had been
making Il nuisance of themselves
along the railroad Just west of
I Twenty-fourth street on SATURDAY.
were arrested by several constables
and railroad officers. Taken before
Recorder DOYLE they were given ten
/ days each III jail. \ gentleman who
vas walking IN the vicinity counted
I twenty-four of these birds of passage,
who were evidently waiting for some
thing to turn up--Altoona Tribune.
/ Huntingdon Local News: On last
week Clarence Hall went To Stone
Mountain to look for some stray cat
tie. when he was attacked by a black
snake. 1t ran after him and every
( few moments would coil up and
spring at him he could DO nothing
until he got 20 al open place, when
he turned and just as it was spring
ing again, he struck it with a smRii
cane he had in his hand and cfippled
it When killed it measured eight
{ feet one inch. --
! nave a new supply of Hoosier
/ Grain Drills, which is now the most
popular drill of the times. Too
much cannot be said in its favor. fnT
all who have used it say it Is the lest
Drill made, and if you want the lat
est and most perfect Spring Tooth
Harrow, either Steel or Wood frame,
you will bay the Tiger every time.
Come aud take a good look at this
machinery and you will soon decide
J. T. JACOBS.
/ Nv. Port ROYAL, Pa.
. The indication OF stone coal on the
property of ]. VI. Huber IN Spruce
Hill township has induced Il number
of citizens under the lead of VIM
Groninger and Geo. Kepner to en-.
ter into an agreement with Mr. Hub
Ter to sink a shaft to the vein that
the well dr,llers pronounced stone
coal. To reach the vein the well vii
have to be deepened about 16 feet
OF course everybody Is on the tip toe
of expectation and hope that 2 thicl
veIn of first rate coal mny be found.
The Perry county Republican.
nominated the following ticket: Mem
Der Of Assembly, Wm. II. Swartz, o
Penn township: treasurer, john ".
! Kell, Of Spring township; commits
sioners, Wni. 3. GRAY, OF jackson
township, VIM. Kumler, of Buffalo
. township: district attorney, Lewis
Potter, of New Bloomfield; director
Of the poor, John Freeland, of Howe
township: auditors, J. c. Brisfline, o
Oliver township, and c. +. Hender
sor Of Carroll township; coroner, G
Shrom, of Newport.
At YeagertOwn, NIiffiin county OF
J Sunday afternoon as a group o
, church people were approaching tn,
church a boy came out Of the allie,
. next 10 tine church with his sLir
, stuffed full of apples He was sur
prised and no little confused. HI
saw the people and the people saw
him. The situation looked as !
either the church people or the DO,
with his stolen fruit were out o
: place, but 1t must have been the bo,
as he attempted running two way
at once, looking back all the while t,
see If lac was pursued. - Lewistowr
Sentinel
In men tioning Millerstown events
the Newport Ledger SAYS While tn
drillers were hard at work BORN.
for water at Wards new well on Mon
, dav, ID. NJ. Rickabaugh, came alone
IN comuapv with Mrs. Jacob Waoner