Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-25

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1t is source of regret that We
cannot be present at the opening of
the Plttsburg Times Building Tnes
DAY afternoon, May 31st, 1892.
With a desire of giving her hui,
oand true picture of her self. a
woman In Atchison, Kan, had her
photograph taken as she appeared
at daily house work in her kitchen
dress, with baby on one arm and
broom and dustpan on the other.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumes
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Splints, Sweeny, Ring.
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swollen
Ihroats, Coughs, &c Save $50 by
use Of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov. l3.
1S90-1Y.
Banks Wilson had valuable horse
killed the other day. The two horses
hltched to q land roller in turning
on the crest of hill become en-
tangled in trace chains and in that
way lost their back hold on the roll
er. The roller showed them down
the hill till they became frightened
and then they ran. One of the
horses struck tree and was killed.
Lewistown Gazette The town
ship auditors of Wayne township
were down to Ryde last week set
ting with Captain Junkins and VIM.
b. Bratton for the sheep the dogs
killed for them. They gave orders
to parties who own dogs that arc
known to run and kill sheep to kill
their dogs, or they would be held
responsible for the sheep. 1t was
sour pill for some but they had to
swallow it.
Lewistown Sentinel While en-
gagged in cutting wood on the ridge
noar AcVeytown, Andrew Hambrjght
was bitten by copperhead snake
on Monday His great tos protruded
through his boot and upon it the
fastened his deadly
fangs. Medical aid was at once
summoned and antidotes admin
istersd, and We hope they will prove
effective At this writing tho young
man is resting comfortably.
In another column of this issue OF
the SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN the read
er may clip for himself and friend
or two each ticket for the republican
primary election to be held on Satur-
day June 4, 1892. On the ticket
is the name of Matthew S. Quay, for
United States Senator, enly one Of
each can be voted, and blank for
any other name the voter may prefer
instead of Senator Quay. That is
only one name for State Senate and
one name for United State Senate
can be voted
Liverpool Sun: A certain young
lady of this town who was desirous
of securing a beau in q romantic sort
81 way applied her inventive genius
to practice. She wrste her mans and
address on q slip Of paper and a re-
quest that the young man that would
find it should call on her, put it in
a bottle and sent it adrift on the
water. At or near Crows Ferry it
was ished out by q citizen Of this
town, 8 Comrads of the G.. A. r
who is at present enjoying single
blessedness, and not old in years
and the best OF all-he had bsen;
casting admiring glances at the
came young lady out of the corners
of his eyes, and perhaps calling on
her, for all we know You can bet
your bottom dollar that he complied
the request with the greatest alaerity.
Officer Sprout and Edward Hines
of FaTstts township brought Frank
Mora, of Lshigh county, to town on
Sunday evening, and delivered him
to Sheriff Lapp, as prisoner for
having broken into Harry Shcllen-
bergsr's house on Saturday hight,
aEd for stealing therefrom satchel,
clothing, watch and SO forth. His
capture and Identification was
brought about by young Mr.. Shell
epberger coming home on Saturday
night. The thief was frightened by
the appearance OF tina young man to
such degree that he ran away and
left his shoes. Some time during
the day children playing about Nc
Allisters barn discovered a man
without shces, and his barefootsd
condition lead to his arrest and to
his ledgemsnt IN Castle Lapp. He
confessed the crime and surrendered
thu goods.
Ez-Shsriff Loudcn saw q sight the
other day, while On tour OF in
spsction on his land north OF town.
He saw two birds excitedly flying in
a small circle utteriDg plaiativs notes,
ha rode as closely as he could to the
place. A fence however intervened
and kept him somo distance from the
spot but he was near enough to sse
the cause of the trouble among tho
birds. 1t was q large olack snake
that was at the bottom of tho futter.
The reptile WAS at most of young
birds. The sheriff looked on long
enough to see two of the little birds
disappear down the snakes throat
but he could not get off his horse
to save the balance. Seeing some
bows at distance he hastily rode
there and got them to come to the
rescue but when he and the boys ar
rived upon the scene every living
thing had disappeared and there
-o, notbino To mark the spot ex-