Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-03-16

OF Blair county, held recently, at
Hollidaysburg, was such turbulent
affair, that the Sheriff was called in
to restore order.
A farm of ffty-nine acres, belong
ing to the estate of Thomas Stewart,
deceased, late of Milford township,
has been bought by Samuel Horn
ing. for SS37.00.
Congressman Atkinson did not
vote for or against booking the sill
yer question for Congressional action
for the 22nd of March. He was not in
Washington at that time.
The negro, Lingo, has been grant
ed a new trial 10y the Supreme Court
of New Jersey, on the ground of the
reported discovery of new evidence.
He had been convicted for the muir
der of Mrs Annie Miller.
c. ]. Hackett, of Altoona, who has
been in the service of the railroad
company as conductor many years,
was thrown from his train at Baily's
station some nights ago, and had his
left knee severely injured.
c. w. Mayer had the w. w. Viii
son house, at the corner Of Bridge
and Water streets, remodeled. repa-
pered, repainted, and last Thursday
evening he celebrated the moving Of
his family into the house, by house
warming.
The last census taken in London
goes to show that one in every three
women is doomed to cslibacy. In
one quarter of the city where there
are many "well-to-do women there
are 379 unmarried women to every
| 100 unmarried men.
The German tramp who had his
legs, ribs, and an arm broken by ears
near Lewistown, on the 7th inst
was cared for in the railroad hospi-
tai here, until on the 18th inst, last
Saturday, when he was taken to the
Mitfiin county poor house..
John Dietricb, of Salida, Colorado,
is visiting his parents in Patterson
It is quite a number Of years since
John left Juniata for the West, and
through pluck and energy he has
prospered. He will return to his
western home in few days.
There were only about three hun
dred "Congressional Medals of Hon
or" distributed among the hundreds
of thousands Of Union soldiers. aud
one of those medals was presented to
Matthew S. Quay, Colonel of the 134
regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers.
J. f. Brown of the enterprisiug
firm of Brown and Hereshovity, deal
ers in clothing, dry goods, watches,
aud gents furnishing goods gsner-
ally, has been to the city for their
spring stock. Drop in and be suit
ed from their nice stock OF spring
goods.
W. L. Switzer a former citizen of
Milford township, but now citizsn
of Buffalo, \. Y, is visiting friends
and relatives in Juniata. Upon his
return to Buffalo his mother Mrs
Lydia Switzer, Of Patterson viii &c
company him and will make that her
future home.
List Of l-ttors uncaliel for remnin-
ing in the Post Office at Siitllintowr,
Pa, for tho week ending March 12.h,
1892 Persons calling for letters in
this list will please say they are ad-
vertised. Ore cent VIII be charged
for each letter advertised: o. 4.
Wilkinson, Charles Witz.aneyer and
Miss Lydia Ramu.
James NcCsuley, p. II.
IF va desire to have the va,us of
everything you have shrink lower and
lower, shout with the gold bugs,
down with the silver. II you desire
that the values Of everything go no
lower, then train with tho men who
are in favor of the free coinage Of
silver. That is, chat silver have the
samo right of free coinags in the
mints of the country that gold has.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Jumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swollen
Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by
use of one bottle Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co,
Druggists, MiGiintown. Nov. -,
1S901Y.
Miss Mary Bickard, of Dauphin
county, who visited with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. George Smith and
wife, in this place, has returned to
her home five miles east of Harris
burg. where her parents reside, on
the Rckard homestead farm, where
the Richards have lived and flourish
ed one generation after another,
since long before the revolutionary
war of 1776.
The coupling of Kelly McNeals
transfer" broke while driving from
Bridge to Main street, by the Christy
property, at noon, last Saturday.
The result was a runaway down
Main street with the front gears Of
the carriage, by which run the road
cart of Clay Hover, and buck wagon
of J. c. Auker, were tipped and slight
ly damaged. The damage to the
transfer carriage Is considerable
Bloomfield .fdrocate, March g.: A
dispatch from Chicago, dated March
9th, states that James " Power, Q
native Of this county, is reported to
be missing from his home in Chica-
go. He disappeared on the 23rd ult.
The dispatch states that he went to
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