Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-21
SHORT LOCALS.

phia tins spring
DIR. Harry p Derr, was in town sew
eral davs last week Harry Is dent
ist at NIiffiiuburg.
John y. Howe had his house re-
painted last week Moses Parma
baker done the work
Rev. Philip Crafts topic for next
SUNDAY evening will be, The Spec
tres Midnight Sermon
Governor Nichols Of Louisiana is
exertmg himself L. prevent the re-
chartering of the Louisiana Lottery
The General Assembly of the
Presbyterian church has been IN se.,-
sion at Saratoga, York State, since
last Thursday
Rev. Mr. Willerd, who preached
for the Lutherans more than a guar
ter Of century ago passed part
Of day amoEg friends in town last
week
The Lewistown and Nifiintown
base ball clubs met at Lewistown
and played match game. that re
suited in favor of Lewistowu 5 to 3,
last Saturday.
Ruling elder, Edmund Jamison.
Of NcAlIstervIlle. Is one of the repre-
sentatives OF Huntingdon rresbvterv
70 the General Assembly new in ses-
sion st Saratoga
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hu-
man gr animals cured IN 50 minutes
by WaulforJs Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails Sold by l.. Banks Il Co,
Druggists, Nifiiiutown. Nov. 6.
Eiia~ Horuiug had the old stable
on his lot on Orange street this place
torn down last week, and will erect
new stable IN its place c. r.
Haru'uE i experimenting the work
From the Huntingdon Globe Two
barns owned bv :. c. Stewart and 4.
G.. Norris, Of Tyrone We're burned on
Monday by an inceudIary fire. Ten
horses and mules persisted. Loss
heavy and no insurance.
Rov Patterson. aged 10 Years,
died 1t the home Of MS father in
Walker township, last SATURDAY Of
dIpthcria. He i the second mem
Der IF the .milv that has died Of
that djSeuse, recently
On 18th inst, William F Dill a
train brakeman of Harrisburg, fell in
the railroad ward at 'Nitfiin and re
ce:ved deer and lengthy cut. under
his ch n The wound was dressed
bv Or II. VI. Crawford and the pa
tIsut was s'nt home.
BY request uf rueuhcrs Of the c.
A. II uupruIiuate Memorial Services
will be- held next Sunday afternoon
at > 81 ~ the Licking Greek Luther
an church Rev. Philip Graft preach
inc 81 sermon ON The Price of our
Liberties Everybody cordially in
vitci
There was q case in the coal mines
at Ashley near Wilkesbarre about 10
O'Clock last Thurs Law morning. In
tense excitement prevmled, and hor-
rible sickeuing sensation forced itself
on the mind and heart Of the people
when thev realized that 81 miners
were buried in the cave in.
The Liverpool Sun saws A certain
family on Market street bought Il rell
of butter lately. and found a bed bug
in it. This Is vouched for as fact
A number Of years ago a family
on Front street got n roll of butter
and found louse in it. Perhaps
both came from the same place.
Advertised list of letters uncalled
for remaining in the post Office at
NJ tiiintovn Pa, for the week ending
Nlrv l., 1890. Persons calling fur
letters in this list viii please ash
for advertised matter. Letters: Mis-.
Eosy Smith, J. W. Gybs, Charles
Yorke, David Grose. Postal cards
b F. Wbheicr, Rev J. Fl. Stewart
JAMES MCCAULEy, p. NJ.
English SPAWN Liuimcnt removes
ali Hard, Soft, or Culoused Lumps
and Blcmishcs, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, CurbS, Splints, Sweeney
Rirg-bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save So
bv the use Of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cur,
ever known. Sold bv l. Banks 4
Co, Druggists, AIifflntown. Nov
Mrs. Covle, nee Alice HAYS, sec
oud daughter Of Rev. l.. Y. HAYS, O
Fort Dodge. Iowa, and recently oi
this place, died on the 9TH of May
al Nevada. Iowa. Miss HAYS VA
married 10 Rev. Campbell Coyle, las
September after removing from thi
place. Several months previous (,
her death she was injured by n miss
hap in getting out of buggy, an,
the injuries received resulted in he
death.
The Bloomfield Times saws Chincl
bugs are badly eating the wheat II
this county. Ir some places the dam
age done already Is very great
On Sunday Willis Clouser an,
wife Of Center township buried thei
daughter Carrie. which makes tn
fifth funeral from that house in tw
weeks. The one child left Is bah
which was sent away from hom
when the dread disease, diphtherIi
broke out.
Roy Kreider, son of NJ. Jane
Ereider, of this place had his hau
injured by the explosion If plsto
cartridge Nav 16. Boys with hir
had placed the cartridge in a piec
of old pistol barrel fastened IN
plank and exploded it. The metali
case containing the ball and powde
was thrown into and embedded l
the back of his hand, it was remo'
ed and the wound dressed by ID. y
Crawford assisted by DR.. B. H. Ri