Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-23

List of letters uncalled for in the
Mlifirntown post Office VIM. J. 2
Allen. \ III. Beyers, Cartoih Brad
ford, S- NJ Lewis, Conrad Omnon
Packages--Noll and Snyder, Miss
Kyle.
| Rev Philip Graft will preach next
Sabbath morning IN The Divine
Mission and Feast" and at the 6:3O
Nesper service, on "A Scrip
ture Portrait Gallery Of Fools" Ev,
erybody cordially invited.
Judge ]. X. Patterson had q mid
night drive the other night. He ba :
come to the station to meet his nenb
ew John s Patterson OF Canton. o..
but The lad did not come in on ths
evening train and the Judge waited
Tor the midnight train. His absence
from home caused uneasiuess in his
family, and one OF his sons started on
ms way down the valley to learn the
cause OF his protracted stay.
Al meeting Of the Juniata couu-
/ ~ agricultural society held on june
I4th- 1899, the association by reso-
luton rendered the use Of their
grounds to the farmers Of Juniata
county. for the purpose Of holding "a
I,.r,Aers basket pic mic on August
I9th' 1890 upon the grounds at Port
Royal. W. Hrprz7T 70
W. Il WHARTON, Pres't.
Sec'y.
July 18th. 1890.
Now IS the time for CITY Ueonle to
come to the country, ard La Ne.
What bad roads, entirely oblivious of
the fact that a thinly scattered coun-
Try population cannot support smooth
roads Ike dcnselv peopled cities.
PmiGfeiphia county has not as many
square miles as Juniata county. II
Juniata county had As dense n popu
latIon as Philadelphia. smooth roads
Ike IN the City Of Brotheily Love
would he possible.
The demands under the new reu-
sion bill viii cause "A deficit in tba
United States Treasury. that = not
enough money viii come INTO the
treasury 20 pay the pensions with
other expenses Of government. An
empty Treasury w 4 be one Of The
hattie cries # the Democracy when
tine campaign opens There vii, be
one way open bv which money can
be raised - pay pensions. that is bv
an issue of government bonds.
Some nights ago thieves entered
ard rau-ackel the houses of John
Lindsey, Nm. Lindsey, Samuel Fish
~ aad George Harris, al in Milford
iyWnSh;: not far from each other
ihe thieves received no plumber, ex
cePtlDS something to eat. 1t is an
awful otfrnse to 20 into another mans
house for the purpose of stealing
and the man who Is shot down in his
tracks while thus employed Is con
s.dersd as properly disposed of.
The Chambersburg Repository
says:-Ihe Democratic candi. late
for Secretary Of l0ternal affairs
William II. Barclay. saws ne thinks
ae IS To he congratulated rather than
condemned for drawing So. 900 from
tine Louisiana State Lottery. AIr.
Barclay may thinl. he Is a subject
for congratulation, bat. the peapl- #
Penus, lyania VIII not care to elevate
to nigh cilice n man who mas made
his money 10y such nefarious business
rs gambling in a lottery.
Last Thursday afternoon was a day
for raging storms N many places in
Pennsylvania. Many barns We're
struck hy lightning. In many places
tHe rain was heavy enough 10 fooi
streams and 10 damage in that way
vt Ashland, Pa, 100000 damage
was done lii the way OF wrecking OF
buildings. Some of the hail stones
We're six inches in circumference
The only damage done that dav IL
juIiata county, was the burning o
John kIrtZ's barn, near Rjchfald.
MIFFLINTowN, Pa, July u. 1890.
The ProhibItionists of Juuiata Co.
are hereby called 70 meet IN COuven
ton, Aug 9th, tt 1 O'Clock p. N. il
Court House for the purpose Of nom
mating n county ticket aid electiu.
. delegates TO State Convention. al,
/. to transact any other business per
O. tanning - tue party work Of IL
county All Prchibitionists are rc
. questcd 10 meet in this Conyentio
/ without regard TO sex.
w +. SNYDER.
Chairman Co. Com.
Between one aud two o'clock o
the morning of July 16. thieves brok
a large glass IN the front door {
q Harley's clothing store. Harley dis