Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-26

srIhsrs Alliance are bo!iip.r
stste convention at Harrisbn-r-
th,s Wednesday, Tnev will eIsSt
delegates to the Nstionai AIlianc,
LlcH = to meet At Osceoln. Florids
Florida, December ,. 1890.
English Spawn Lini1nent r.or..
all Hsrd, Soft or Calloused Iumns
and Bternlshes from horses Biol
Spawn Curbs, Splints. Sweenv
ring bone. STILES, Sprains. and Sw1l'
len Ihroats, Coughs, &e. save S5o
ny use % one bottle Warranted the
most wonderful! Blssnish Cure ever
known Sold by l.. Banks 4 O.
Druggists, Aifflintown. Nov IA
1S9O1y.
Junlata county has 292 pensioners
Tins Is what the Lewistown Senti-
mel says about a wheeling that will
take place In Lewistown on Tbant.-
-lvlng Day Salesman David Pratt
and Officer John T. Gro. both Wi
known citizens made a wager on the
result of the recent election tb.
terms Of which were that the loscr
was to wheel the other on wheel
barrow from the Valley House corner
to the county bridge or the entire
length of Market street. Pattison
was elected and Mr.. Pratt will do
the wheeling. The contract viii ba
fulfilled on Thanksgiving dav. and n
band escort viii add to the attraction
of the event.
YORK, Nov. lS.-Adam ". HusoD
n l4-year-old son of A. Huson. OF this
city. employed on the farm of Reuben
Heindel, near Windsorville, Win isor
township, yesterday, while riding n
fractions horse to the field. was
thrown off and entangled in the
traces. The horse continued to run
and dragged the boy n distance OF
about mile, over rough road and
down bill to the blacksmith sh,p
of II = Sanders, where the horse
was stopped and the lad rel, ased.
DIR Minnich spplied the proper rem
edies but life Was extinct. The in
luri~s 70 the boy were two broken
arms one leg broken and other
bruises OF a serious character.
From the Lewisburs Chronicle Of
November 20: A we'll known and
highly esteemed citizen Of Lewis
burg, who Is pretty we'll along in
years but sound In body. mind and
estate, Is engaged today, digsin q
his own grave by the side Of his de
ceased wife, IN the Lawisburg Gene
tery. He Is walling lit nicely and
making 1t thorough Job through
out. The most peruiciOus
practice prevalent among men and
boys Is that IF banding together and
renting cub room. where their ev-
enlngs and Sundays axe spent, usual
~ IN such a-nuseneuts as tend to de
grade rather than elevate their ideas
aud ambitions Parents who per
NIT their sors 10 while away their
evenings and leisure hours in this
manner and MAKE no effors to pre-
vent IL are guilty of inoxcusable in
difference, and II nine cases out of
ten viii see their boys develope into
Indolent, worth less men, if nothing
worse"
Here l. 4 good story from the Bsa-
Yer Falls Tribune \ good sloIy is
toll OF an illiterate farmer. who
brings produce. butter aud eggs in
to this place. The man can neither
read nor write, but his son. but his
son. who accompanies him, can. and
of course he does all the figuring.
TIC utbeT DAY the son did not come
along and the I'D mau had II go It
alone He sold = couple Of rolls Of
butter Ia a woman on Fifth Avenue.
who unfortunately. could not figure
any bettor than he. The old gent
was much puz zle i To know what to
charge her. bet was bound she should
not know that his early education
had been neglected, 50 he took Il
soap of paper from his pocket and
an 90 lead pencil and LeSsn. He
put dowa lot of marks ON the pa
per and then said, Lets see. dots q
dot, figger's a figger, two from one
aud none remains, with three to car
ry-S1 80. madame please. She paid
over tbs $50, TO, k the butter home
had It weighed aud figured up by her
daughter and discovered that it
shoui ! have been S2.iO, instead Of
SI.5O.