Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-05

valley;
Samuel Fasick who has been in the
service OF Philadelphia publishing
heuse the past ten years is home on
vacation.
j. 5. Clarkson, of Iowa has been
elected chairman of the national re.
publican committee to fill the vacancy
caused oy the resignation Of Senator
Quay.
An Indiana county farmer has in
his orchard two apple trees bearing
fruit which were planted in 1892.
One of them is ten feet in circun,-
ference.
The Miflin base ball club crossed
bats with the Bloomfield club OF
bloomfield, Perry Co, on SATURDAY..
Score 4 to 3 in favor of the Bloom
fold club.
! z, A. Tennis of Thompsontown
has-contracted for the BUILDING
lof the extension of the Per.
Try county railroad from Bloomfield to
Landisburg,
| Jerome Dasher of Mexico. Juniate
county, drew q $4,000 cash prize in
the louisiana Lottery. Mr. Dssher
IS IN the service of the Pennsylvania
railroad in Philadelphia.
| The attention Of the reader who
contemplates visiting the Cumber-
land Valley and the South is direct
ed to the Cumberland Valley R. r.
Time Table in another column.
| State Treasurer Boyer will pay
school warrants in favor Of the ssv
erai school districts Of the stats sign
ed by John O. Stewart deputy su
Perintendent Of public instruction.
| Itch on human and horses and an
imals cured IL so minutes by Wool
itord's Sanitary Lotion This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
| Druggists, Aiifiintown. Nov. -,
| ll690.-1y.
| The Lewistown P. o. S. Of i, and
tho -Miflintown Jupiata base ball
club played match ga,ee on the
grounds near this town on the 18th
alt, winch was woe by the Juniatas.
Score 6 10 5.
! Silver is honsst money. It is not
an honest transaction TO denonitile
silver ana foroe the price OF gold up
ward, and then blame it on silver.
Pass frse coinage bill and gold aud
silver viii soon be al par.
| Democratic papers are declaring
that thousands of men who LOW
draw pensions are not entitled to the
pensions. It looks as If the next
Congress which will be Democratic
viii attempt To weed the pension list.
I
Peter S. Williams q prominent
citizen OF Fiudlsy, Ohio, was the
cause ot profound sensation IL that
to nh last week whom it was discover
cd that he lad T. second wife in Fos-
toriG, town only Is mics from
| Fndiay.
4 An uncommonly heavy rain last
3Aua sdGy morning knocked the oats
fiat to the ground and washed great
! gulGes in many plowed fields, and III
IL number OF places III Fermanagh,
Walker and Delaware townships,
| damaged tho roads.
! Il nurber of Eob5ins' stranded
show company gave n street eZhibi-
.ion and sang songs one evening last
week 20 turn penny to help them
on their way. 4 large crowd looked
J On and listened and contributed to
: help them on their way.
The band Festival at Esst Salsm
= on Saturday evening was largely
} patronizsd. Tho band from this
town WAS there 4 number of citi-
! zeHs -ralso took N the occasion.
l Port Royal, Ihempsontown and 9th
er villages wore represented.
! j. L. Barton one Of the Republican
candidstes for the Office of Associate
judge Was n town on Monday.
The people should avail themselves
of the opportunity of voting Tor a
first rate man by voting for Barton
= far Associate Judge in November.
Lewistown Sentinel July Sion
Monday morning as Mrs. John Byier
was driving aeross the bridge at 70
dar's raill one half mile east OF BsiIe.
vile, the horse became frightened
? and ran away, throwing Ars. 3. over
: the bridge aud seriously iniuring her.
| To start knitting factory in the
old Presbyterian brick church build
: ing, and Touring mill in the large
> warehouse Of 1ianbsck 4 Nelson Will
l be q start in the direction al locating
industries here that may provo p nu-
6 cleus around which others viii cius
4 tor:
Wait! Tait! says tho gold bug
It'll England is ready for free silver
u ! coinage" If our forefathers IN 177t
! and in 1912 had waited On the inar
: cial and governmental pleasure Of
England, ve would be waiting nov
: in this year of our Lord, 1891, for {
q Republic.
Rev. J. 6. Stawart and Elder T
. 10. Wilson Of the Mile, L., United
- Presbyterian church held an srgu
= uent with their fists in the churcl
" on the 29th, which resulted il th
preacher beating the elder. A des
q patch from there sAys all pnrtici
" pants were arrested.
Darnnrrstic r,anars and snnaker