Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-01-14

the building of new capitol build
ing at Harrisburg
Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
foad's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co..
Druggists, Miflintown. Nov. 13,
1890. 1y.
Rev. S. Milton Frost, d. D., will
preach in the n. z. Church, next
Sabbath morning. Subject for the
morning : "Ezekiel's Vision. The
Valley of Dry Bones" Subject for
evening: The Danger Signal"
Revival services every evening this
week and next, except Saturday.
All welcome
The week Of proyer wos well OBJ
served by the Presbyterian corgre-
gatisn. The meeting was open ev-
cry evening for brief yenGaks FROM
members. George Wilson, George
Martin 5and Robert Ic3Iaen each
delivered a short address on the sub
ieot pertinent to the topic ap pointed
fer the evening on which they spoke
Stockholders of the Juuiata Coun-
ty Agricultural Society met in Port
Royal on Saturday, Jau'Y 10, 1891,
and elected i. J. Patterson, Prssi-
dent; W. A McCahan, John Wise
haupt, Joshua Colyor, Wise Presi-
dent; Geo. G.. Crosier; Treasurer; w.
r. Wharton, Secretary; Matthew
Rodgers, Recording Secretary; W. T.
McCulloch, George Boyer; J. c.
Wisehaupt, Executive Committee;
DR.. G. Il. Graham, L!brsi2n.
When the Democratic brethren
are whooping UP and down the tar
if, they never tell that from Ga
bushel Of corn ths distiller gets four
gallons of whisky when will retail 81
S16. The Government gets $3.50;
the farmer gets &0cts; the railroad
gets 81; the maEulacturer g9ts q;
the retailer gets ST and the iconsUm-
er gets drunk. again It IS illustra.
ed that in this cruel world the hear-
lest burden and least profit falls up
on the poor consumer.
Ia by gone winters favorito placa
from which to obtain supply OF ics
was Cubv Iain dam. The grsat liosd
OF 1889, however, opened a new
place The rush Of watsr OF that
food washed a deep hole in Lost
Cresk uude- ths pike bridge, and
the ice formed on tho deep water
there is the favo-ite place from which
10 SECURE the ccpgsalod water for
ice houses In town. All last week,
ice a foot thick vas hauled frora that
place.
Frona the Lswlstown Seminal OF
last week: The saysntieth annivor-
sary ef the Presbyterian Sunday
School was celebrated on Sunday
morning last, with very large at
! tendance and with ceremonies that
we're interesting and impressive.
GeoFgs Nelson Smith, tie first
man TO manage . boat on the vest
srz division q the Pennsylvania
canal, diod at his residence, in Phil
adoIDhia last week, aged 80 vSsrs.
He wss well known.to many of our
citizens, especially the old DCaimen.
An Interesting, teachers local in.
stituts WAS held iE ThomPsontown
or the 2ud and 3rd days Of January
! 1891. which was participated IA By
IF. Bucka, ". H Shellsy, Mia
Maggie Ejpzar, Dr. 7. y. Grubb
Mr.. ;. X. Dangharty, j. ". Hibbs,
Aifrlll Haidsrmau, Celia }. BAgau
air. I'd. Davis, Parry Loujenslager,
Prof.sasr Arnold, d. Z. Shurtz, J
Q. Lants., J. II. Garner, 9. s.. Detrs,
ID. ). KePner. ). T. Altman. E.is1
Minnie Smith, Homer Van Ornor,
Lizzis Fsn Ormer, =. Buckle, Edna
! IDaughsrty, Bright Shunan, L A.
Tsnnia, Gle HuInpAry, Mss Aiary
Hess, Pearl Haldermau, n. z. Buckc
Was Chairman AMI Celia J. IagaD
Saorstary, and z Blauoh Fry, sssi5
tant Secretary OF the Institute. The
next Institute vii be held IN Meal
is.ervi!ls Jan. Z3 md ., 1891.
From tbs Bloomfield Times: with
IN an area Of one milo in the north
orn portion Of Centre township, b.
actual couut more thin 3T0 rabbits
had been canght this senzon befo-'
tho last fa!I os EnoT. Mis'
Narr, daughter oi Jos. A
morrow, of Landisbarg, won th;
prsmiuzl ct shooting match last
Tock. She shot six aLots OF hans
With a rifle that all tho shots cculC
be covered 1T onca with n small caI
box lii; distance 10 yards II aoy 9th
er young lady can beat it she will tr-
again. x The mysterious igh
on Leouard's HiE which we noticeC
in our former items has been seer
several times Of late. It burns ii
liant!y snd lasts for some time. !
IL the general bsiiof that 1t Is natura
gas arising from soIae mineral anC
it will be explored. x As JOIN
, Moretz, Of Hunters valley, was let
ting bis coalts out to water, one ral
scross q pale fence that enclosed th
yard, and it run one OF tie pales il
ita body behind the front leg. G. "
Kepner and Jacob Hsine were sum
mond, and upon examination. foun'
the wound to be about seven inches
IN length, but not penetrating to th
inside. Under the treatment Of q
: W. Kepner the colt is getting alon'
right well. x X From the freeman
!, The widow Of the late William Low
thor, OF Newport, fell over dead Il
her residence in that town on Frida
last. She suffered from rheumatism
5 but heart failure is said to have b9ei
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