Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-04

I WIZ eudDicu 10 get some
work done on their farms
BY an order of speaker Reed the
House bar has been closed TO the
men who were IN the habit Of get
tinS drunk there 1t Is expected
the erring brethren Will denuuuce
Heed { order against the bar as an
act of despotism.
f F. Humberger formerly resi-
dent Of this county hut now "A resi-
dent Of Goshen. Indiana, after spend
ing five weeks among friends at
McAlistervil!e, Richfeld and Dimms
vile returned to his home In IpIiapa
on the Both of MAY
On Sunday June Sth. there viii be
n ch:ldren's day meeting in the Meth.
odist church in this town at > O'Clock
7. NJ, and 40 Z. VI. The exercises
Will consist of speeches declanation4
dialogues and music. The enter
ttInmeut VIII he an interesting one.
Decoration Dav services were held
in the conrt house on Friday evening
after the decoration Of graves in the
cemeteries and soldiers monument
in the court ward. Rev Frost ID d
of the Methodist church. made an
appropriate address and held the
attention of the audience
The pike fisher Is abroad along the
streams and may catch the @ameSi
of f-h If lac can without fear of being
caught in the meshes of the law
unless it might be for tresspass along
a private stream.
Mrs. Anderson. wife Of James An.
derson of this town, died last Wed
nesdav after long and painful i'll
ness Of cancer. Mrs Anderson was
"a daughter Of SIR. and Mrs Jacob
Soulotf. Interment in the Presbyte
lian Graveyard ON Saturday.
Benjamin Lpugsdorf who during
a psrjOd Of many wears was railroad
platform sweeper in the Patterson
ward. hut who I'm the near past was
employed I'm the Harrisburg yard
where he was hurt bv cars some
months ago. Is in Juniata visiting
friends
Next Sundav will he Children's
Dav IN the Methodist +. Church.
Rev : Milton Frost d. d. will preach
20 the children in the morning Sub
iect. The Parable Of the Lambs. 70
II the afternoon and evening there
viii he arprupria!a exercises by the
Sunday School. All welcome
The ceremony Of decorating the
graves of departed veterans was oh
served throughout the COUNT last
Friday. The ceremony Is a grand
anI thrilling reminder Of the strug-
gle'ofiree Government with slave gov
ernment. Long NAV the living vet
rams survive To do honor to the mem
orv OF their departed comrads.
On the night of the 22nd Of MAY.
The large barn on the farm Of J. r.
Shouyuker. IA Tobovue Twp. Perry
Co. was burned to the ground One
horse. three colts. carriage. spring
wagon. mower. tHresLing machine,
two wind mills. aud q large lot %
...,r~ aud harness were DESTROYED.
Th,. loss VIII exceed s. 600 on which
there Is an insurance uf $II4+
EusIiSu SPAWN Ljufmeut removes
al Hard. SOFT. ur CaIousai Lump,
and E.rli~has, from horses. Blood
SPAWN. 'IrhS. STluts. Sweeney,
i;iug-huue. Stiles. SIraius. aI SnuI
len Tuvrat- Coughs. ~. Save $50
ly tine u-. .T one bottle. Warrant
cd the most wonderful h,cmish cure
ever known Sid hy l. Banks 4
Co. Druggists. NIiiIlut1wu. Nov Is
Rev. !. II. Hruder-au. pastor elect
rf the Westminster Presbyterian
congregation. moved into the parSou-
ag, last Thursday. \ LgIaher Of
the congregation met the minister
and family az Jhe train AMI accom-
panied them 10 their new home
which had been made ready for
them bv willing minds aul ready
hands Of members of che rougrega.
;Iln
Benjamin Grouin-er oi Turb-tt
while working at fence was bitten
ON the back If ons Of ni~ hands. lie
sucked the poison out of tue wound,
again proving that there Is nothing
new under the Sun fer sucking poison
out of wounds Is "a ul after Of old re
cord. The Ters. IA who sucks a pois
ou,l wound must he certain that the
skin IF the mouth Is not IN the least
broken.
lat Thursday Pomoruy Shelly, 9
four wear old h y # Port Royal had
his LEI, les broken by bat, IN III,
. hands of "a bail player during the pro
/ gr,ss Of game between Patterson
aud Tvrt RUyul clubs. The unfurt
uu.te event put stop to the gam
/ The boy had baeu tod t. stay ava,
from the hut several times but uufort
upately lid n Lecd the warning
The leg WAS broken below the knee
! Some time ago the Loan Association
| bought piece OF ground from JetfsI
/ son Mover In Patterson The house
had been swept from the ground las
June by the liver food. Mover -!
the ground for two hundred and I'll
tv dollars. The Association sold Il
lot 20 \. B. Evans for three hun
dral dollars. last week, John Gun
uingham bought The ground fral
, Evans for three hundred and twent,
! five dollars. II Is reported Gu
ningham Will build three dwellin
houses on the lot.
Mrs. Mcclellan, wife of Captai