Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-22

| ~ tAo COuuIy.
Diffends fer, for Protbo,o,.
m 'kes friends wherever be CO.:
ne viii make most obliging Pro
Miss MicSey, Of eShamokin. p.
aid the Misses Epley, of Marysv,lle
rs;, are visiting Miss Bess Penn,Il
OF Patterson.
Mrs Rebscca Sieber. wifi. of Gid
eoa Sieoer of Fermanagh township
died on Sunday Of Brights' disease
Of the kidneys.
ine creamery was started on Mon
day 1t Is a snug affair, with all the
latest improvements and under thu
management OF Mr.. Haltsman viii
prove itself Q great good for the com
munity.
Squire c. B. Horning contractor
Tor the building of Lapp's hous.
rushed the building last week
When aver, the rain ceased and f.
str~ak of sun shine came the v,,rt
was hurried forward.
MI Caldron, son Of Michael Gal
dron, Of Walker township had a tp-
NOR OF SIX years growth, taken from
MS head one day last week. Thson
Grafton WAS successfully performed
by Drs- Lucien and W. III. Rsnks-
Juniata Tribune
Joseph u. Long Of East Salem wss
IN town On Friday with the modelled
railroad car coupling that is readily
worked by lever Mr.. Longs in.
vention removes the nece..ity Of i.
man reaching between cars to f.stsn
or unfasten the coupling.
Governor Pattison and his party
OF orators, when thsy come to Juni-
alta next Saturday will be in a great
er hurry than the time when be
came to uproot the Soldiers Orpban
School Mt McAlistersville. He will
arrive at the station at 1925 A. NJ,
aud remain 80 minutes for hand
shaking and speech making.
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all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney.
Rlng-bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Syol,
len Ihroats, Coughs. &c Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known Sold by L. Banks &
Co, Druggists. Mifiintown. Nov 6
Chairman Charley. Look her.
John, you can go home. We don't
need you Uncle aud 1 have decid-
ed to run this campaign ourselves.
Chs'rman John-OhI but what am
l to dos
Chairman Charley Well, we hav.
mt considered that Probably we'll
let you carry the Jug around the week
before the election.
Delsmater and Pattisou will both
be Mt Carlisle on the same day this
week, and the Democratic chairman
wanted to have the two candidates
indulge IN Joint discussion from
the same platform Blood will tel,
Delsmater refused to speak on the
platform with the man who permit
ed his campaign to be conducted
alcng the lines of personal abuse.
From the Liverpool Sun On the
other side of the Mahontonga noun
tan not many miles from Mt Car
mel. Is treacherous spot known rs
the ''Quicks.nds-" Last week a COW
got into the trap and all attempts TO
get her out proved fruitlsss She
went down to JOIN IL others, who
had passed the same vay before her.
la.-f. . H.. L
she WAS shot by the owner
Within a short period the treasur-
les of half the States IN the South |
have been plundered by defaulting
State treasursrs: by Vincent of Ala
bama by Polk of Tennessee by
Tate of Kentucky by Burke of
Louisiana; hy Nolan of Miss ouri bv
Hemingway Of Mississippi. Just con-
yicted. and by Archer Of Maryland !
Pennsylvania usycr lost dollar.
Vote the Republican ticket.
There are thousands of honest men |
in the Democratic party, but the Dem
ocratic party as an organization has |
been against the best interests oftns !
people. Within i: lines, slavery, re- !
bellion aud free ira le, had its advo-
Gates and it's soldiers Slavery is
dead, but its twin relic of slavery |
days-frse trade-lives and is advo- |
Gated by Democratic leaders. Vote
FOR Delamater.
We have the pleasure of acknovl-
edying the receipt Of program OF
graduating exercises Of the 23d Class
of Prickett college of Commerce of
Philadelphia, Thursday evening Oc-
tobsr %, 1890, with cards of admis-
sion. Hon. John Fold will preside
Rev. DR.. Morris viii deliver the an
nual address, Col A. K Mcclure
will address the graduates. Hon
Isaac A. Sheppard will present the
pr.zes.
The Newport Ledger of the 17th
inst SAYS A dasts'dly outrage was
ATTEMPTED on the 13-year old daugh-
ter of L. C. Moore. of Tuscsrora
township, while on her way home
from school Tuesday evening. Mss
Moore attends school in Millerstown
and walks to aud from her home a
distance of about two miles, part of
the ray through woods, daily. While
passing through the woods she was
accosted by heavy set man about
80 wears of age, presumably tramp.
and YVES dragged into the bushes
m .,.ar,,, -.s .cared nv her outcries