Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-23

Always hope for the best. You
will never get it, SO there will be no
excuse for abandoning hope.
Cards are out for the wedding of
J: Howard Neely, Esq, and Miss
Ella Banks, to take place in West
minister Presbyterian church, De
cember 31st, at 7, P. NJ, present
month
Itch on human and horses and an
imals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Miflintown. Nov. 13,
1S90.-1y.
Mrs. John Wallace, widow of Green
Village, near Chambersburg, was
stricken with heart failure last Sat.
urday morning while preparing
breakfast and sat down on 3 chair
and died.
DR.. Emdee-You must stop going
out with the boys or you will break
down your constitution.
Joblots-No danger; the later
am out the night before the tougher
feel in the morning.
The Perry County Democrat says
Newport has cat which roosts with
the chickens. 1t would be an elegant
thing if many of the felines about
Miff1in could be induced to go to
roost with the chickens.
Abraham Lincoln was the first
President of the United States to
wear hair on his face, all his prede-
cessors shaved clean, and all Presi-
dents since Lincoln have worn more
or less hair on their face.
Another bank suspended payment
last week. 1t was p. S. Pool & Sons
of Irwin, Pa. 1t is charged they re-
csived large deposits when they
knew they were insolvent and they
may be prosecuted on this account.
Speaker Crisp has a very clear
complexion, blue eyes. straight, well
formed nose and brown mustachs
His head is bald and his manners
refined. He generally wears black
frock coat and dark clothes and neck
tie.
A tunnel which had boon dug by
prisoners in the penitentiary at Pitts
burg, Pa, was discovered Saturday.
The work was completed, only a
stone remaining to be lifted in the
sidewalk outside to free 500 prison
ers.
Engineers on the Pennsylvania
system receive S3.4s per day; Della
ware and Hudson road, SO Al; Erie,
$50; Lshigh Valley, $3.4O; Read
ing, $303; Northern Central, 1910;
Pittsburg, TT. Wayne & Chicago,
1894.
'Psint me the sign, attorney at
Law" said Lawyer s. w. Hutchin-
son, of Oscsola. Ind, to a very green
but artistic local dsuber Externally
at Law" it read when painted and
hung.
George W. Dslamatsr, late Rspub-
lican candidate for Governor of
Pennsylvania, has opened law
office 1T Tacoma, Wash. He is iv-
ing in humble style and making .
brave effort to retrieve his lost for
tunes.
General Sherman took large in
terest in the education and advance
ment of Kit Csrson's son, who is
now charged with murder, bat all his
kindly offices were thrown away.
He could't make = peach pie out Of
crab apple.
Mrs. VIVA. Mccullough and two
children, of Port Royal, were guests
at the home Of Mrs Shuman on Sec
ond street last week Miss Anna Shu-
man, Of Thompsontown, spent Sun
day with Miss Sallis Shuman. New
port Ledger.
Kirk McClintic having purchased
the Frapciscus hardware building, on
Main street, will take possession OF
the same on the 1st Of January. Har-
ry Mcclellan, OF Thompsontown will
occupy McClintic's old stand on
Bridge street.
Upon information of George Whet-
zler, Deputy sheriff Lapp arrested a
boy named Jerry Foltz, on Tuesday,
and placed him in Jail, charged with
stealing 80 out of Mr.. Whether q
trunk, at Benjamin Korchner's. He
admitted the theft.
Cards are out for the wedding. on
Christmas eve, of Miss Annie Wsg
ner of this place. and Martin G Wea
yer, Of Canton, Ohio. The marriage
will take place at the residence of the
brides brother, B. G. Wagner, or
South Third street.
| Last week while Juniata county
people were congrstulating them
selves that the grip was slow abou
coming among them, it came an6
caught many people and now some
people say, everybody is destined to
have it before spring.
Isabella Patton of Peru this, Juni
alta county started for Seattle, stat
Of Washington, last Friday. Sh'
will join her sister Mrs. Dunn il
Seattle, Mr. Dunn is a real estat'
operator in the busy city on tn
other side of the continent.
Mrs. w. S. North, and daughters
Misses Nellie and Mary, of Patter
son, Pa, accompanied by Mrs. J. b
Mathsrs, of Bsllwood, were visitor