Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-06-15

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Butler, A M. High, William J. Scott.
For SALE OR RENT.-A house and
lot near McAlisterville, for particulars
address David Robson, East Salem.
Juniata Co. Pa.
From all points in Central Penn.
sylVania comes the report ''the farm.
ers are all bshind with their work
owing to the wet weather"
Spangler's Indian medicine show
on the green on Rapp's lot drew a
good many people on nice nights to
see the sights and buy medicine
We know we can show you a bet.
ter line of building hardware than
you can get elsewhere. Call at Mc-
Clinitcs hardware store on Main
street.
Au exchange remarks that it will
not be near as hard a matter to Get
quarters at Chicago next year, as it
VIII be to scrape quarters together
to get there.
a Baltimore colored woman weigh
ed $50 pounds when she took dropsy
which ran her weight $50 pounds
more IN two weeks when she died
Weighing 400 pounds.
''Boies of Iowa was a Republican
and supported Blaine in 1884. His
nomination for President by the
Democrats would serve to considera-
bly, complicate the situation"
Itch on human and horses and an
imals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co,
Druggists, Mifflintown Nov. 13,
1S90.1y.
Carl T. Espenschade. delegate
from this district, to the Republican
National Convention at Minneapolis.
returned home on Monday after
noon. Carl, with the majority of
Pennsylvania's delegates, voted for
Mckinley
Columbus discovered America Oo-
tober II, 1892 The L. S. Senate
last week, asked President Harrison
to issue q proclamation recommend |
ing October IL, next as a day to be !
observed as the 400th anniversary of |
the discovery of America.
On the night of the 10th, inst
about II o clock Jacob Wolf freight
train conductor while coupling cars
at Huntingdon was caught by car
bumpers and crushed to desth. He
was aged SO years, and was taken to
his home in Tyrone where an invalid
wife and five children survive him.
A Germantown correspondent of
the Beaver Snyder county Herald
says: Several stray colts came to
the residence of CT. G. Wray a shert
time ago and are still there In
quiries show that they do not belong
to any one about here. One is ap-
parently three, the other two years
old
J. Anderson MilGken, brother-in-
law of John Gushard OF this town
was killed in Wellington, Kansas, by
the storm that devastated that place.
More than quarter Of a
century ago, Millikon came to Miffiin-
town from Tuscarora Valley, read
law here, and married and went west.
Haye you tried South American
Nervine-the gem of the century
The great cure for Indigestion, Dys-
pcpsia and Nervousness. Warrant.
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known. Trial bot
ties Is cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co, Druggists, hlilliintown, Pa.
Nov. II, ly.
On Friday evening the school
directors of Patterson selected the
following teachers for the coming
term First school. W. Z. Auma1
second school, Edmund Lindsay
third school, Carrie NJ. Derr fourth
Alice G. Sieber Term 8
month, beginning on the first Mon
day in September.
On the 9th of June Charley Herts,
vino kept the stylishly painted pea
nut and cigar stand at Lawistown |
Junction, was run over by the cars
and killed. He had gene to pick coal |
from under cars on siding, and |
while thus engaged tho cars were
shifted and he was run over. He was
aged about SO years.
Sheriff Lapp was to Elizabethville, |
Dauphin county, last week, to arrest |
Max Miller, on the charge of having
received goods that were bought for
a Thompsontown firm, and were sent |
first to Thompsontown and then to
Niillersville. Miller gave bail at Har-
risburg to answer the charge at the
September term.
It was the breaking of a mill dam
that caused the food and fire disaster
in Oil Greek valley last week. When
the water gets low Patterson people
should see to it that the Lewistown
dam is carefully examined. Should
the Lewistown dam break when the
river is bank full wave of water
would roll down the river and
sweep Patterson away.
A Wicked Suggestion.-Reporter:
If you will allow me to have the ser
mon which you are to deliver on Sun
day, viii copy it and print it in
Mondays paper.
The Rev. DeG6ode-I cannot al
low my sermon to go out Of my
hands. If you will come to church on
Sunday, you can hear it and take
notes.