Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29

be the third lecture on Bunyans Pill
grims Progress. All are welcome.
Daniel Pa,nebaksr blacksmith has
sold his shop to Banks Fasiek, and
will 60 TO Colorado.
C. P. Psnnebaker editor of the
Coalport Standard accompanied by
his wife visited in this place last
week
Mrs H. L. Smith of Fayette, who
has been on a visit to her parents in
Carol county, Indiana, returned
on Saturday
The lie has been circulated that
Uriah Shuman, has recently moved
into Juniata county. Mr.. Shuman
has been q citizen of Juniata county
21 years
DIR. Frost delivered an interesting
and instructive lecture in the N. E.
Church, to large audience, on Fri
dsy evening. Subject: How Seven
Women Take Hold of One Man"
The Madame Fry concert Co, of
Boston Mass. will give q musical Ell
tsrtainment in tho Court House, Sat
urday evening Nov. 1-1S9O. Doors
open at 100 concert will begin At
7-30 o'clock. Tickets for sale at L.
Banks & Co.. Drug Store, 35 & so
cents
Advertised list Of letters uncalled
for remaining in the Post Office at
Mifflintown P., for the week ending
Oct. 25, 1880. Persons calling for
mail in this list VIII please say they
are advertised. Letters, Mrs. Min
ME HooIis, Mss Mary A Swartz
James McCaaley. p. N.
Mr.. Haldermsn, has during num-
er Of years, been proprietor CT the
Thompsontown creamery. His en-
terprise is highly appreciated, and is
OF great value 10 farmers and to
store keepers with whom the farmers
deal The farmers sell their milk TO
The creamery for cash and buy of
the store keepers for cash.
Ou last SUNDAY Millard Kirk
in waking along the road I of q
mile ON this side of Mexico ssw a fox
frightened by dogs running towards
him. He stopped AMI stood perfect
" quiet and the fox cam, on the op-
posit side of the fence within SIX feet
when suddenly catching sight of him
ii jumped more than 20 feet and ran
off.
Tire Pile o, 10000 tons 81 iron are
at Grahamville, Fernansgh township,
Innista county, vas sold last Thurs
day, at l. Sistown, ut an assignee
sale of property of the Glamorgan
iron compsny-to Walker Woods Of
Lswistown for two hundred and
thirty four dollars. The furnace at
Lewistown with a couple OF farms
was sold for $4,000. Vote the Rs
publican ticket.
The following was banded il 80
lats for lsst weeks publication
Th' Annual Sat, Convention OF
the w c. L e, held a. S:r.uton,
Lsckawnrna Co. Oct l3. l6 and IL
was the l.rgest vet held. Four hun
dred and sfteen delegates wsre In
IL all mad come there
would have been t39. Tue sessions
were harmonious and much good
work was done All ths depart
meuts Of work were considered, aud
efficient superintendents appointed.
More than ever are the workers en-
to work for God and
Home and Native Land Scranton
IS large and growing city. The
is sRid to be $4,000. Del
egstes TO the Convention are uusni
nous In praise Of the hospitality and
kindness Of its citizens-
The next annual rneeting will be
held in Bradford
From the Bloomfield Advocate Of
October %: Mr.. Jacob B. Rsedsr,
died suddenly Of hear. disease at his
rssideLce about one mile east of this
place. in Center township, on Friday
morning, in the 55th year of his age,
He was about to rise and was sitting
on tn. edge Of the bod talking tosshis
wife about getting up early in order
to get the work done so that all
might attend the re union on Satur-
day. and was about 70 put on his
clothing when he suddenly fell for
ward to the floor, dead The dscess-
ed had been troubled with hssrt dis
ease for ssma years. but prior to his
death he told his family and friends
that he felt batter than usual. 80
j. Mac. Barnett. son Of Judge Chas
A Barnett, OF this place on Monday
started for the west, his objective
point being Wyoming, Ty., where he
will engage in the duties and pleas
urea of ranch life
The Democrats of New Jersey, the
importers and Free Traders Of New
York. every political interest. which
would profit by a blow at the Tariff,
and every politician from Grover
Cleveland, in New York. down to Don
Dickinson, in the far west, and the
old confederates in the still solid
south say the same. Vote for Dsla-
mater.
Whom Col Quay WAS State Treas.
urer, Psttison was Governor, and a.
a mombsr of the Board OF Sinking
Fund Commissioners, could daily su-
pervise all of the accounts. He al
way. found them straight. The
State of Pennsylvania never lost .
dollar in its history Nine Demo
cratic State Trensnrsrs ara now in
oxile or Jail for defrsuding their
States. Why don't the Mugwumps
point to these, and If they are honest,
" hv 40 thsv not ro,a .,;n.. A. .