Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-22


ing wherever they stopped.
Original pension has been granted
to Crawford Wilemar, Cornelius
Wetzler. Additional pension has
been granted to Jacob Nusser
through the agency of William Frv
| Itch on human and horses and ol.
ANIMALS cured in 80 minutes by Wool
foads Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co
Druggists, Aifiiintown. Nov. l3.
1890, 1y.
The day trout fishing season open
ed, between 20 and 40 fishermen
LETT town to fish the various streams
IN the mountains bordering Juniata
county. The catch numbered about
700 trout that day.
Some one has discovered process
for making cement out of cinder. tb q
clnder Is ground into powder and
mixed with lime. What a bonanza
the cinder pile along the river at
Lewis town will prove to be, by-and-
by.
The barn on the Rohrer farm in
Iuscarora township was DESTROYED
some nights ago. The tenant James
Burd discovered the fire about 10
o'clock Z. NJ, but not in time to save
ali his stock. Three head of Young
cattle, flock of ducks. hay and grain
and farming implements were con
| samed in the barn.
The juno food-I8S9-uneartbed
at the upper point of the island n
number of hearths or fire places of q
prehistoric race. The hsarths had
the appearance of having been well
masoned. A considerable qusntitv
of burnt wood, charcoal was'found on
the hearths, so says David Hacken-
berger who lives on the island.
The Hollidsysburg Register SAWS:
Our venerable towpsman, James
Il Patton, says he saw the late mill
ionaire Snowman, p. I. Barnum, in
Pit,sburg in 1886, when Barnum
was travelling in Il one horse wagon
and bad on exhibition Ioice Heath,
an old negro servant who had served
in the household of General George
Washington.
The Luthersns are highly pleased
over the information received from
Pittsburg. which is TO the effect that
II. G. Holloway. d. D., has reconsid-
cred his decliuation Of the Lutheran
charge in this place and in Licking
Creekya ley, and has determined to
accept the call and will preach The
first time as pastor on the first Sab
bath IN June.
Advertised list Of letters unealled
for remaining in the Post Office, at
Aiffiintown, Pa, for the week end
ing, April 20th, 1891 Persons call
ing for mail in this ljss please slv
they are advertised. One rent wi !
be charged for each letter advertised.
Letters: John Rodgers, " T Birhsp,
n. l. Rank, James d. Bell.
James 3IcCauley, p NJ.
Rhenmstism Cured in Day.-
''Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralpis, radically cures in I to 3
days. Its action upon the system iB
remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves Mt once the cause. and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose grostlv benefits 70 cents.
Sold BY l.. Danks & Co, Drug gists,
Aifiilntowa. Feb. Is, 81, 4:n.
English SPAWN Liuiment r"movfs
all Hard, Sot or C4llopssd Lamps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn. .Curbs. Spligts, Sweenv, Ring
bone, Stiiies, Sprains and Suolea
Throa,s, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by
uso OF one bottle. Warranted the
nost wonderful B'emish Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co,
Druggists, Milllintown. Nov. 13,
16901Y.
The 4sh, Annual Meeting of the
w. G. T. T., of JUniata Co, will be
held in the Lutheran church in Nif-
fintown, commencing on Wednesday
evening at Y O'Clock and to bs con
tiuued over Thuraday, May 7th, also.
The State Recording Sec, airs Olive
Pond -Amies, viii be in the county on
Saturday, .Hay End, beginning at
Thompsontown, same evening, q
week Of Temperance work. She is
expected to be present during the
Convention.
lRs. T. L. VAx FossfN,
Co. Pes.
Prof. Henry Meyer, Of r ,bersbu'g.
Centre county, has compiled a com
prehensiye history Of the Meyer fam
lily. This first LIeYer who emi9rA;ed
to tiris country from Germany set
He'd ct MUohlbach, Lancaster, now
Lebanon county. He had five chill
dren- The first Mey or who located
in the vicinity of Freeburg was ia
cob Meyer as early as 1T68, since
which TINA the Movers or Meyers
have resided in this locality. The
volume of the Meyer geneaiogy com
priseS 131 pages, and Is a well writ
ton history.
On the 18th inst, ez-Msyor CT
Sunbury, Northumberland county,
and General G.. W. Storh, were ar
rested charged with swearing 27
times and fined sixty three cents per
oath or with cost $50 in ALL Gener9l
Stroh had a lawsuit IN regard to the
rent of piece of ground before the
same squire, and got into contro-
versy with the prosecutor at which
time the oaths were uttered. Mem
orands of the caths were made by
jacob Bartholomew who brought