Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-07-08

Slo,tI WHICH Will De palu Dy the
school board of Fermanagh township
as provided by act of Assembly.
John Clark a Pittsburg colored
man, twenty years ago started life as
q blacksmith. Now he is assessed
as the owner of 100000 worth of
property. He understands that the
way to make money is to work for it,
and save it.
White Cap outrages are reported
from Western States. A mans house
is his castle, that no man or set of
men have the right to enter except
for friendly purposes or under a
warrant OF law properly issued, and
when White Caps assault a mans
premises, the best thing to do would
be to tre4 them in their own ooin.
Give them dose Of shot.
Rheumatism Cured in a Day
Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia, radically cures in one to
three days. It's action upon the sys-
tenn is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the -cause and
the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits. rs
cents. Sold by l.. Banks & Co.,
druggists, .Hiflintown. Feb. IS, Am.
Philadelphia City Treasurer John
Bardsley was sentenced to fifteen
years at hard labor and solitary CON
fineraent III the Eastern Penitentiary
and fine OF two hundred and thir-
ty-seyen thousand and FIVE hundred
and thirty dollars imposed. Bards-
ley's life proves that if man is not
honest for the sake Of honesty, it
still doea not pay to be financial
thief.
John AcAlister OF McAlisterville
died on the morning of June %, of
ter short illness of heart trouble
Mr.. McAlisters death was a shock to
the community for he was citizen
well and favorably known, and o.
good health, and only about so years
of age. Death under all circum
stances is shocking, but when it
comes upon the man in good health
and claims him as his victim within
the period of few days or hours i
is doubly shocking.
At the regular semi-annual busi
ness meeting of the young people, s
meeting of the G. E., of the Presby
terian church the following officers
were elected: President, Mr., R. B
Cambell; Vice President, Miss Emma
Robson; Recording Secretary, Miss
Kate Delhi; Corresponding Secretary
Hiss Ella Banks; Assistant Cores
ponding Secretary, Miss Mussit
Diehl; Treasurer, Mr.. J. G. Dimm;
Organist, Miss Jennie Aucker; As.
sistant Organis., Miss Mary North
[ Clifford Beale, eon of Rev. j. II
BeaIe and Geo. W. Lincoln, whose
father is clerk Of the U. 8. Court
Eastern District, rode on bicycles
from their homes in Philadelphia by
way OF Lancaster, York, Gettysburg
and Concord a distance OF 246 miles
to visit relatives of Mr.. Beale in Tus
carora valley. While IN the valley,
thoy were the guests of Judge j. K.
Patterson. The Judge accompanied
the boys to Miiliintown on the 3rd oi
July. In going homo the LADS went
by way Of Sunbury, Harrisburg and
Reading.
It is the unexpected that is alTaya
Tuning up as finds illustration Ia an
accident that overlook Jacob Thomas
Of this borough whila on the wav to
his farm il Fermanagh township.
He was driving down hill when the
holding back strap broke. In a
twinkle the spring wagon struck The
hind quarters Of the horse. The
beast kicked and struck 1Ir Thomas
with sach force that he was knocked
cut of the wagon, and he was severe
ly hurt The worst injury was to his
left leg below the knee joint. He
Was not able to Isavs the house 9
number of days.
Farmer Rowe on the North farm,
near town, had II rounds Of o large
field OF wheat cut on the 3rd OF July,
when five horses ran away with the
binder. Two young horses hitched
in tho lead became frightened ct a
touch OF the binder tongue and start
sd to run. The three other horses
hi.chod 10 the breast Of the tongue
also frightened and started on the
run. George Rowe who WAS driving
with single line had difficulty in
keeping the rupaways from running
down into the old canal, but he sue
eGeded in turning Sse team in anoth-
er direction. When tho runaways
were stopped 'thsy were near the
lane along tho Middagh race track.
The binder had cog wheels broken,
the sway bar broken, the reel broken
snd chains broken with more or
less breaks al over. The horses
were uninjured.
The Frank 4. Robins New Colossal
Shows on the eleventh annual tour is
an aggregation Of all the stereotyped
features of past wonders, studded
with the brilliancy OF the enormous
gathering of earth's best artist, CON-
prising one hundred phenonenaIly
expert performers, double circus in
two rings with the startling realism
of the ghost dance OF the Sioux and
Wild West life, al for the cheapest
price yet offered to the public for a
first exhibition. = Every new
season brings new wonders with the
Frank A. Robbins magnificent and
mighty aggregation of Big Show,
eclipsing all its rivals in it's eleventh
annual tour, over whelming in its
immensely, host Of unequalod fe-
male artists, laughter-provoking anl-
mails of all kinds, mammoth museum
of living human wonders, the greatest
and most yived Wild West shows