Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
october 2lst, is Columbus D.v

ing. NAo'h
Spertsmen in the wilds of Clso,
% aela county are hunting VIII.
misses Ellie and Minnie Howe 20
in Tyrone. '' 10 iriend
st n'een young people indulged i,
a, straw ride to McAlisterviIle ioa =
Thursday evening. 'aS
quite number of YOUNG mar
rom this town attended the .;ron,
Ia Aewistown last Wednesday.
w. j. Bennett, of PETERSBURG
I' 1nhols' is visiting his uncle John R
Jenkins in Beale township.
Nelson and Manbeck bought three
more lots in the Parker extension ~
PATTERSON and will proceed 70 build
houses for their mill hands. ''
Thanks are rendered to Frank A
riy 1or copy of the premium list
OF the Perry county fair to be held
a' New Port, September 13 to 16.
;, The beams of the search electric
ilSnt on Mt. Washington are SO
strong that telegraph signals NAV
be read at the distance of so miles
Congressman Atkinson and Mrs
Amelia Turbett, mother of Mrs. At.
kinson, have bought the island in
this place, from the Stambaugh heirs
Price, $4,000.
Mrs. Z. E. Allison, and daughter
Isabella, and son Andrew, and Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Doty and wife repre-
sented the Herald and Tribune at
Cape May last week, upon the occas-
sion of the Juniata Valley Editorial
Excursion to that place.
The Liverpool Sun says On Mon
day of last week a tramp made an as
sault on Mrs. Ksister, who lives at
the old furnace above Millerstown,
while she was returning to her home
from town. Some fishermen, encamp-
ed in the vicinity, rescued her from
the villain.
Nillie Beale, daughter of Rev. Da-
vid Beale, of Frederick Nd, spent a
day with her cousins, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Loudon, in this
town, last week, and a day with her
grandmother in Tuscarera valley.
She made this visit among her rela-
tives in Juniata on her return trip
from Oregon, where she visited kin
folks.
President Harrison's cholera pro-
clamation is all right, but the fact is
it will be of rs much account as the
Pope's proclamation against the com
ct OF long ago. How can it stop
the germs of disease brought over
by passengers on the fast and best
Of steamers. The cholers cannot be
kept ont. 1t is hoped that it may
be of a modified type
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes 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, Miffiintown. Nov. 13,
1S90-1y.
A lot of cholera affected ships full
of passengers are lying about 8
miles out from New York City, and
not allowed to come in. The pass
engers are angry at newspaper men
for reporting the cholera, but the
people on shore thank the newspaper
people for reporting the disease. A
number of the cholera victims on
the ships off New York City have
been cremated.
A man named Daniels, of Juniata
county, came to the railroad station
at Millerstown one day last week,
for phosphate and while loading the
wagon, his horses frightened at a
train of cars, and ran away. Before
they were stopped they had broken
the wagon considerably. Mr.. Dan
iels borrowed wagon to take his
phosphate home in.-New Port Led
ger.
David Miller, of Green Spring,
Cumberland county, died very sud
denly on Wednesday evening of last
week. He was talking with his wife
when he suddenly ceased, gave a
gasp and expired. He had been all
ing more or less for several years
past, but not SO seriously as not to
be able to follow his avocation, that
of burning lime. He leaves a wife
and several children, and was man
highly esteemed as O neighbor and a
citizen.
T. NJ. Thompson, of near McAlis-
terville, one day last week was COM
ing out of the New Port, Perry county
river bridge with load of lumber
for the house of DIR. Hoops at Nc
Alisterville. He had just unlocked
the wagon and was in the act OF
swim ging himself to the top of the
load when one of his ankles weaken
ed and prevented him from taking
the proper step and before he
could recover limselfa hind wheel
of tho wagon caught the big toe and
the next toe and crushed the ends OF
both. He is as we'll as can be expec
ted considering the nature OF the
injuries.
From the Bloomfield Times, OF
September 6:-On Monday evening
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