Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-07-22

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Miss Minnie Walzer of HARRISBURG
is visiting her friend Miss Ellie
Ho We.
Mrs. David Zimmerman of Lickipo
creek valley died on Saturday after
lingering illness.
James A. Banks and Hermor
Howe of the Banks drug store were
on a business trip to Williamsport 9
day last week
William 81. Kurtz, assignee ot
Henry 5. Moist, advertises valuable
real estate for sale. See advertise
ment IN another column.
Frank Gray aged about 80 wears
OF Huntingdon was torn out OF hu
man semblance by the car wheels al
Huntingdon few days ago.
Squire Barner one of the Demo
cratic candidates for Associate Judge
waa III town on Saturday looking tc
the repair OF his political fences.
James Mathers of Hollidaysbura
visited relatives and acquaintance
several days last week In town
he Is a student at law in HOLIDAYS
burg.
| Colonel John j. Patterson and 8
number of other Juniata citizens have
a Juniata enterprise on foot in the
building ofstreetrailways in the towns
Of the Wyoming valley1
The livery stable of o. ]. Kistler
IN Bloomfield, was destroyed by fire
last Thursday night and it was with
the greatest difficulty that the iail
was saved by the bucket brigade.
A board of trade meeting was held
IN the Court House on Monday even
ing A committee was appointed to
draft constitution and by laws and
report next Monday evening, July
9th.
A friend from out the valley tells
us: "Snakes are numerous, YOU can
find them almost anywhere these
days in the fence corners. 1 hav'nt
seen so many snakes, I can't FAY
when"
Itch on human and horses and an
imals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by i. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Mifilintown. Nov. 13,
1S90.-1y.
The Republican election in Perry
county for delegater to q county con
vention will be held on Saturday
August 8th. The convention to
nominate ticket will be held on the
following Monday August TO-
[ Farmer Renninger threshod the
crop of wheat that he raised on the
Do'y property near town last week.
1t was the first tbreshing done in
this vicinity. The yield WAS salts
factory in quantity and quality.
When the Philadelphia Inquirer
stood 20 per cent. shave on certain
public advertisement it thought it
was making contribution to the
City Republican campaign fund. 1t
did not know that it was John Bards-
ley that was getting the money.
SAYS an exchange: "Reader in the
solemn hours of The night, when the
tlickering freight has died out, and
when the quietness is 80 intense you
can hear your throbbing heart beat.
Pause and recall this remark and re-
fleet. Is my subscription paid ?"
[ Andrew Banks lad a knee badly
spraincd while playing with the SIif.
fiintown club in n match game with
the Tyrone base ball club on the
grounds of the former near this town
on the 14th inst. The Alff1intown
boys won the game. Score S to 5.
James Van Ormer of Harrisburg,
who in his younger days WAS first
rate old time miller, says the finest
grades of the roller process of max
ing -four is the whitest -four and
makes the whitest bread, bat it is
the most unwholesome Of the -four.
Joseph Watts, who three weeks
ago was suddenly stricken with o
serious ailment and reported dead
is recovering. At that time his son
Henry OF Ra9ford, Virginia was sent
for, and has been every since giving
his father the closest and best atten-
ton.
Last FRIDAY, William Beard, aged
about 30 years, fell from cherry
tree in Centre township, Perry county,
on the handle of n hay fork that
stuck upright in the ground. The
handle pierced his bowles upwards
to the distance Of almost a foot.
ct last account he was living.
Childrens Day services will be
held in the Lutheran Church next
Sabbath, July 2Gth. In the Morn
ing DR.. Holloway viii preach n ser.
mon to the children and young peo-
pie. and in the evening a miscel-
lsneous program viii be rendered by
members Of the Sabbath School
In the report of the street fight on
.Msin street, one night last week. the
name of Frank Warner appeared as
one Of the participants. His narne
was COTTON into the report by mis-
take for some other Warner and it is
no wonder that he felt hurt about it,
for ne says he was not near the fight.
About one hundred people were
thrown out of employment by the
wreck of Robbins show at Hunting
don last week. Some of the show
people are now at Huntingdon, 9th
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