Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-08-24

IMAM one hundred car loads
u caetie passed this station ON NJ
day, eastward bound. MN
The funeral of the infant chill =,
Samuel Horning OF Milford town
snip, took place on Monday. Inter
yard. grave
Inc funeral of Mrs Jacob Pace
aged about % years, of Milford town
snip TOOK place on Monday Inter
% %ent IN Mennonite grave yard in Los.
Greek Valley. ''
People who are living in seaport
towns are wondering how cbolers
nay De prevented from coming across
.he sea. The point will be to Keen
'ne choiera germs out of the bag
sage that comes with emigrants
'cross the ocean. 1t can't be done
w. $. Nays, of Lewistown has
located IN our midst for the purpose
OF attending to the plumbing busi.
ness tnat has become necessary as an
attendent upon the intro luction of
water INTO the town. Mr. Maves
comes well recommended aud will
nave his head quarters at the Jacobs
House.
A guest of AIRS. Logan drank ont
OF finger bowl in mistake. When
the discovery was Uttered abous Mrs
Logan to save her guest from EN-.
oarrassment and humiliatinp FEELING
took the bowl and drank from If
She IS the kind of woman that con
stltutes the lady and the heroine as
circumstances require.
Delamar town of 100 inhabi-
tants in the State of Delaware was
destroyed by fire that was acci-
IDENTIFY started by boys cigarette
IN papers in the post office on the
10Th inst, about noon By 10 O'Clock
IN the evening 126 houses almost all
the houses OF the town were in ashes.
-Four persons lost their lives and a
number of others were injured.
Railroad grading in Tuscarora
Valley is progressing finely. Ii
there IS enough capital back OF the
grading, it will not be long until the
cars may be seen steaming up and
down the valley. Comparatively
speaking large sum of money will
not be required to run the road from
Port Royal TO Miffiintown and from
here to the Susquehaana river.
Shrorn of the Newport Ledger
says The special train run over the
I. 4 on Sunday morning to Newton
Hamilton Gang meeting, was not
patronizad from this point because
it was not properly odvereised. Had
little note been Published in the
newspapers in addition to the bill
hanging in the station, moro people
would have known it, and would
have taken passage.
At an early hour on Saturday
morning, August 18th, Frank Foster
q resident of Smiths Valley, Hun
tingdon county, was instantly killed
by Fast Line west at Newton Hamil
ton. Hs was standing on the South
track watching freight train pass
when Fast Line came speeding along
and before he had time to get out ol
its way the engine struck him, kill
iEg him almost instantly, He was
aged about 21 years.
Last Wednesday night there wa,
a cave-in Of the embankment at Blk
lsrs Station In the Long Narrow.
between this and Lewistown aGC
two foreigners were killed and on:
or two others hurt The Doctors
Crawford were called to the scene o
disaster about three o'clock on Thurs
day morning. The railroad corn
pany IS Strengthening a curvo in the
road at Bixler's, and the misfortune
happened to the men who work a
night.
A pleasant picnic was held in A. E
Evans grove, near Smiths schoo
house Delaware township few day
since. The company joined in sing
ing a number of pieces ana afte
singing at 4 o'clock there was
treat, lemonade. cake, chicken an
macy other good things. Thirtee
persons we're present. Miss Rhod
Brnnthiffer and sister Emma, Bel
+. Meyers and sister Maud, Cert
Loudenslager, James Smith, Mau
Shaffer, Manda Branthofer, Eth;
/ Spigman and brother from Philade
phis, Laura Morideth, Madge Smitl
' Vertie Keiser. They AL went hom
, pleased.
{ Harriet E. Hall Of Waynetowl
] Ind, says: 81 owe my life to I'll
, great South American Nervine.
: had been in bed for five months fro,
J. the effects Of an exhausted StomacI
K Indigestion, Nervous prostration an
q general shattered condition Of II
whole system. Had given up q
l hopes Of getting well. Had trie
. three doctors with no relief. I'll
: first bottle of the Nervine Tonic in
I proved me so much that 1 was ab
} to walk about and few bottles Gu
: ed me entirely l believe it is Il
y best medicine in the world. 1 ca
K not recommend it to highly" Tri
bottles, 154. Sold by L. Banks
n Co. May 14-1y.
/. Rebecca Wilkinson, of Brown
! valley, Ind, says: 81 have been in
4 distressed condition for three yea
: from Nervousness, Weakness of Il
& Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indigo
ton until my health was gone.
had been doctoring constantly wi
no relief. I bought one bottle
q South American Nervine which do
g nae more good than any $50 worth
e, doctoring I ever did in my life.
u would advise every weakly person
au 4 1