Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-07-27

boy to find his double in a green
apple.
Miss Maggie Marks, Of Patterson
has gone to Chicago and Minneapolis
to visit friends.
Before frost comes more than a
dozen houses will have been built in
the the two towns.
Now is your time, Meyers is SELL
ing clothing at reduced prices. Read
advertisement in another column.
The first peaches shipped from
Junlata county this year were sent
from Miffiin station, July 20, by ].
NJ. Rupert.
George Shiras, Esq, of Pittsburg
has been selected by President Har-
rlson to fill the vacancy on the Sup
rene Court Bench.
Some writer is wondering whether
the Indians have ever forgiven Col
umbus for discovering America, for
says the writer it was a most unfor-
tunate discovery for the Indians.
Landlord Arbogast has had new
oil cloth laid in the halls of the ia
cobs House, and otherwise touched
up his popular hotel.
Sixteen coal miners were killed in
York Farm Colliery near Pottsville,
by an explosion of mine gass, last
Saturday. Not man was left alive
to tell the particulars of the disaster.
stepping on banana peel brown
on the pavement, caused Lottie, q
daughter of Levi G. Graham, of
Huntingdon to fall and break her
arm. Don't throw banana peel,on the
pavement
From the Huntingdon Globe
George Hicks of Coalmont has eve
lamb in his flock which gave birth to
lamb which has two faces and cor
responding mouths, two ears and
four eyes, one good eye under each
ear and at the right place and two
rather dull eyes in front and be-
tween the two faces. 1t feeds with
either mouth and drinks with both
at the same time.
The Miffiin County Republican
Convention nominated H. c. Culbert
son for Congress J. NJ. Woods for
State Senate Jos. II. AcClintic for
Assembly; G. G. Milliksn for direc
tor of the Poor; La Fayette for Pro-
thonotary Ira H. Wilson for Regis
fo,. orol Pao0rIn,-. w .Da,-1or
District Attorney; Niles Haffiey for
County Surveyor; Delegate to the
next State Convention w. p. Steven
son.
A new bug has put in an appear
ance in the potatoe patches, not far
from town and is said to be q fell
destroyer of potatoe vines. Paris
Green does not kill it or stop its des-
tructive work 1t is about three
fourth of an inch long and an eighth
of an inch wide. The body is strip
ped yellow aud black lengthwise,
| and its head is like the head Of a
pinch bug. 1t has six legs of con-
siderable length.
Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown,
Ind, says: 81 owe my life to the
, great South American Nervine. l
/ had been in bed for FIVE months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
general shattered condition of my
) whole system. Had given up all
: hopes of getting we'll. Had tried
5 three doctors with no relief. The
! first bottle of the Nervine Tonic i'm
proved me so much that WAS able
[ to walk about and few bottles cur.
, ed me entirely. l believe it is the
best medicine in the world 1 can
| not recommend it to highly" Trial
3 bottles, 154. Sold by L. Banks &
, Co. May 14-1y.
A soldier named W. L. Iams o
Company X, Tenth Infantry al
Homestead ON Saturday, whsn h'
heard of the attempt to kill Frick
proposed Three cheers for the mar
who shot Frick." 1t was q stunning
4 surprise to his comrads. The regi
: ment was ordered out. Iams wa
: ordered to advance, so many paces
2 in front of the line and asked tC
1 apologize, he refused. He was tiet
I up by the thumbs 20minutes. He be
e came uuconscience When he cams
t to, his head was shaved, one side oi
1 his mustache was shaved off. dis
: military clothes were taken off o.
him aud an other suit was given him
and then he was drummed out o
: camp.
J. A youth named Pannebaker drop
ped three fish hooks into the Hors
} Hole at the third pier of the rive
bridge last Thursday morning anC
), u sat down to wait for q bite. II
u waited long while. But just whe,
he was not looking for it there were
three tugs one, at each line. Fl
pulled one and drew out poun'
bass, he pulled the second line ant
1T drew a pound bass, he pulled tn
y third line and he had bass as larg
r as either Of the other two. That wa
g good luck but that was not all
3 He recast his lines and soon had
e bite and when he pulled on it h
e drew out Wall Eyed Pike tina
d weighed as much as the largest bas
c. he had caught and was Is inche
st long.
!, Rebecca Wilkinson, of Brown
~ valley, Ind, says: 81 have been in
distressed condition for three year
from Nervousness, Weakness of tn
IN Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indigo!
le ton until my health was gone
at had been doctoring constantly wit
le no relief. 1 bought one bottle {