Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-08-31

heaithy con5;. organs In $
rub who oonuition, but there is tb.
iuD' VINO can always do that. 'h'
A car in a freight train r,,rn;
daT rS ue,ralled at Port Royal on Non Ian
ported. as at hrst re
cbah. me prevalence of diphtbe,;o =
ohester caused the school 5;~no.o 10 L.
20 postpone the onenino. directors
Monday. '"Ae place on
Ii the dealers who wator
could get to Mars thew migb+ 1oO'h IoocA
sIImethIng. sIa ;a, hing They have double earn earn
,,n,I aus IN that planet If astronomical 'r,, ra.
Miss Lizzie McOaulev. Assistan.
f0st S, mistress inspected tbn iS,aa' mant
2Ihces ri west of the river last weet
f ne work Is done under instrpct;on
from the U. S. Government
Tom Patterson, Herm Howe VIII
~ Jury and James Banks took pack
oI SIX hounds to Adams riJoa a
one afternoon last week. but t2o
hounds failed to raise fox.
A buckwheat trust has boon 49,
gan canned 0ed with a capital stock of 81
goo'OOo in New Jersey, and that l.
lne same thing as saying that bncl,.
wheat cakes will be high in price.
John Hamilton of State Colleoo
center county, has been nominal
ca ny Center county republicans for
Ine Legislature. He is a sor of
Hugh Hamilton Of Walker township. D.
A woods meeting will be held in
W. II Moore's grove near Van Vert
on the Sd, 4th and 5th days of Sep
tember. Three services will be held
Oh sunday, forenoon, afternoon and
night. -
Constable Hackenberger had one
OF his hands severely injured by Get
ting 1t between a car and barrel of
Ice. If the barrel had not broken
the constable would have lost hand
and probably an arm.
Peter E. Miller, living near Mill
vile, Columbia county, Pa, had his
team killed by bolt of LIGHTNING
while hauling in oats, Miller and the
help with him were knocked down.
but were not seriously injured.
Governor Pattison, has appointed
h. Wells Buser, of Hummelstown.
to succeed Sheriff Keller, who was
killed by falling from a railroad car
between Lancaster and Harrisburg.
Buser held an office in one of the
departments on the hill under the
Governor
From the Bloomfield Democrat:
A married daughter of the late VIM.
Boyd, who formerly resided in Cen
tire township, had q forty pound
tumor, removed from her body by
DR.. Dunott, Of Harrisburg, Monday
a week. She is q sister Of james W.
Boyd, of Newport
The Cumberland County Agricul
tural Society invited Gen. Fitz Hugh
Lee, who shelled Carlisle in 1863 to
make a speech at the Fair next Sep
tember. The General had q higher
sense of the impropriety Of such a
public act On his part than had the
Agricultural Society and declined
the honor.
Have you tried South American
Nervine-tbe gem Of the century
The great cure for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot
ties u cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co, Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa.
Nov II. II.
Levistown Free Press Three
panther kittens, about one month
old, the size of large cats, were cap
tured in Treaster valley, one day last
week, by John Havice and John and
William Treaster The men had
quite a severe encounter with the
mother Of the kits, but they failed
to secure the big game.
The Bloomfield Advocate says:-
Rev Beaver, of Juniata county, n
Dunkard preacher, delivered an able
sermon in the NJ. f. church on Sat
urday evening in Millerstown. = :
Misses Carrie aud Belle Derr, Of
Mifilintown, Juuiata county, Pa, ,
spent last Friday night with their
friend, Laura Heinbaugh, at Ander-
sonburg.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or CaIloused Lumps
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, Mitfiintown. Nov 13.
1S90-1y.
SUNBURY, Pa, Aug. 25.-The no
love like the first love theory holds
good in the case of Peter Maus and
Mary Peifers of Shamokin. They
were married in October 1882, and
owing to the husbands bibulous hab
its, a divorce separated the pair, May.
1889. Maus has since devoted him
self to business, prospered, and to-
day re married his first wife in this
town.
! Th5 stone house occupied by Dor
us Kenawall, in Fayette township
near Captain Degan's place caught