Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-18

harrisourg TO visit his parents on
Sunday.
The ladies viii save money by
reading Mrs. Ickes,' the Newport
Milliner's ad in another column.
John Snyder Of Roanoke, Va,
came home to tsee his parents on
Saturday, and remained over Sab
bath.
Some nights ago a theft robbed
young ladies, attending Wilson Col
lege at Chamborsburg, of $1,000, con-
sisting of jewellery and money.
4 few nights ago thieves entered
Harvey Yeakley's store and helped
themselves to things to eat and such
goods as they fancied. As both the
cellar door and store room door were
open it is not known through which
door they entered the building.
The body William P. Bard, law
yer OF Reading, Pa, was found in
the river on Sunday morning by a
man who dreamed where to go to
look for the body Bard disappear
ed about 10 days ago and his neigh
bors believed he had gone west.
W. S. Brant of Licking Greek
township, Fulton county, has killed
this season, seventy three squirrels,
nine wild turkeys, nine pheasants,
and quite q number of quail and
rabbits. The gun used is a single
barrel, for which be paid seventy
five cents.
Thanksgiving services will be held
in theLutheran church this year.
By request of the other pastors Rev.
DR.. Holloway viii preach the sermon.
A collection for the worthy poor viii
be taken and the money contributed
will be divided equally among the
churches for distribution.
Jahu De Witt Miller had a packed
house last night to hear his lecture
on The Usesof Ugliness." Heis.con-
sidered by the majority of the audi
ence to be the finest lecturer we have
ever rhsard.-Greenyille Pa.) CORES
pondence, Youngstown Evening
Telegram. Nov.13, 1886.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, November 10
The horse Comanche ridden at the
Custer massacre in 1876 is dead, at
Fort Riley, Dan, where he has been
carefully cared for by Seventh Caval-
ry. Comauche was 25 years old and
his body VIII be stuffed and put on
exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
List of letters uncaned for remain
ing in the Post office at DIihlintown,
Pa. for the week ending Nov. 14th,
1891. Persons coliing for letters in
this list VIII please say they are al
vertised One cent viii be charged
for each letter advertised. Letters:
John Balir, P F Rumbarger.
James McCauley, p. NJ
Ir. Hall IS address was one of those
outburst of earnest feeling that
seldom fail to awaken sympathy and
enthusiasm in a large audience: Tt
had in It a spark Of electricity that
touched the very hearts of his hearers
and aroused them to the highest
pitch Of enthusiasm.-Phil delphia
Bulletin.
It is all nonsense the talk OF con-
testing the election of Jadge LYONS,
because his tickets bad not printed
on them: ''For President Judge of
the Forty first Judicial District. All
the tickets voted for him were writ
ten or printed, Judiciary and that
is all the law required as far as the
labelling Of the tickets were concern
ed.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Cslloused Jumps
and Blenishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN. Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swollen
Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by
use of one bottle Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Miflintown. Nov. 13.
1S90-1Y.
The lecture upon 1.-The Coming
Nan, by Hon. Henry Hall was an
excellent one and fully appreciated by
the very select audience assembled
at the Opera House. The speaker
was especially happy in bis presenta-
ton Of the subject, and held his
audience as if spell bound for an hour |
and half, and was greeted with a
hearty burst of applause az its Gloss. |
-Norristown (Pa.) Daily Hearld.
The Bloomfield Freeman says:-
This county casts 773 majority
against calling constitutional con-
ventlon without an effort. All the !
Democratic tickets were printed ''For |
the convention" and because the !
Democratic voters could not get |
tickets against the conventiou,'
they were generally obliged 10 vote |
for the conversion. It was n trick |
that did not amount TO much in the /
result, bat it had its effect on the |
votes polled in this county.
From The LewisiowD, Gazctt-: /
Friday afternoon some person tried |
to wreck train at Wagner by |
placing broken links, brake shoes, |
bolts and other kinds of railroad iron |
On the track The first piece Of iron
was placed on the rail within fifty |
Yards IF the station and at regular
for q distance of one mile.
The obstruction was discovered by |
Levi Kerstetter and he and w. A.
Martin tagged the first train that
same along and prevented what 9th
srwise have been "a serious accident.