Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-08-17

Junlata county, Pa.
oa Thursday. the 18th inst
Grorge hhom, track employee was
Killed at Millerstowu stepping out of
the way OF one train into the wav of
another. ""s VI
Ihanks are due Mr.. Henry Scholl
ror Denver papers CONTAINING 90
count OF the Knights Templar dem.
onstration in that far away c;tv NJ
SchoI' is accompanied by his wife
daughter. "ie
iscn on human and horses and an-
imals cured in so minutes bv Wool
lords Sanitary Lotion. This never
1ails- Sold bv L. Banks & O.
Druggists, Miffiiutown. Nov. IL
1S90.-1y.
President f S. Parker of the Col.
umola National Bank, Washipston
ID O., formerly of Mifiintown. has
been selected among those who are
TO arrange details of the G. A. r. en-
campment to take place A. the Capi-
toi OF the nation in September.
Last Wednesday John he1n. aoed
I3 years came near drowning at
Pottstown. Pa, by being pulled off
bridge down into the Schuylkill
Rtyer 80 feet by five pound bass.
Friends pulled him out of the river
one of his legs WIS broken, but he
got the bass.
Have You tried South American
Nervine-the gem of the century I
The great cure for Indigestion, Dvs
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot.
ties l5 cents. Sold by l.. Banks &
Co, Druggists, Mifl1intown. PA.
Nov. II. 1y.
From the Bloomfield Democrat :
The price of coal has advanced
twenty cents per ton, which makes a
total increase of forty-fve cents over
what was paid prior to the Reading
combine. This advance will very
materially increase the coal bills OF
the coming winter and will directly
affect the pocket book of nearly every
citizen.
Edgar Smith, lad who lived al
Yeagertown, Niffiip county, and ter
other boys went on the mountain tc
gather huckleberries on the 1Ott
inst. A large rattlesnake bit young
Smith twice, His companions raI
home to bring aid aud when fount
again the unfortunate boy Was un
conscious He died five hours after
being bitten
English SPAWN Linimcat remove!
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lump
and Blemishes from horses, Blool
SPAWN, Curbs. Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swollel
Throats, Coughs, sc. Save $50 b,
use of one bottle. Warranted tn,
most wonderful Blemish Cure eve
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co
Druggists, AIifiiintown. Nov. IL
1890-1y.
Lewistown was thrilled from Ger
ter to circumference on the evenin
of the 9Th inst. First the Congres
sional conference awakened an inter
est among politicians and people !
general. Second, the Logan Guard
who had been chilled to Homestead
returned and were rendered recer
tion in the Armory. Third, the burr
ing OF the foundry of Goodhart
J Co. Three such events crowded il
to one evening is enough to thrill
larger town than Lewistown.
II. A 3IcPike of the Altoon
Times IS Christian gentleman, an
with all that his life has been Gu
fall OF afiiiction. On the night of I'll
9Th inst his son Joseph II McPil
died; between October, 1881, an
} January 25, 1882, four daughter
: and one son died of diphtheria;
May, 1889, BIrs. McPike died or
a few months ago his son Fran
] died, and now Joseph. Truly, so
row has invaded his household. Or
heart felt sympathy is extended
our sorely eiflicted brother.
About Z O'Clock on the evening
, the 9th inst fire broke out in til
Lewistown Foundery and Machir
Works building. The Lewiston
fire department was Of the scene {
confagratioD in q short time an
succeeded in subduing the hame
before everything about the plaC
was destroyed. The fremen ma
aged the case admirably. The origt
2 Of the fire is not known. The er
8 ployes had closed their work for Il
q day about o'clock that afternoo
. 1t was a company foundery and wi
insured for $4,000
D Company G.. of Lewistown return,
on the evening of the 9th inst, fro
! the Homestead riot field in a speci
4 train. A reception and supp'
awaited them in the armory buildin
1t was an occasion long to be remeI
= bered and awakened differel
! thoughts and feelings and emotio
/ from the ones experienced when th'
were called from home to maintai
5 the dignity and right of honest lab
to work wherever work can honest
J. be obtained, and to maintain Il
I. rights of people in the ownership
e property. Rev. j. b. Focht in b
5 half of the citizens delivered an a
' dress of welcome.
Harriet E. Hall of Waynetow
Ind, says: 81 owe my life to Il
!, great South American Nervine.
. had been in bed for five months fro
!, the effects of an exhausted Stomac
: Indigestion, Nervous prostration al
a general shattered condition of Il
whole system. Had given up
n hopes of getting well. Had tri'
IS three doctors with no relief. L
G-+ lof4Ia Of tho Narvina Tonic II