Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-05-31

'ne river at Newport
VIM. Pennell of this place IS devot-
Botany. ''"'S Vi
1t is a walk of $50 miles in and
aroung the Worlds Fair buildings at
Josiah Gingrich is ereetino
dwelling house on his farm in Wall
er township. VAN
The Legislature repealed the law
creating the Philadelphia Building
The republican primary election
VIII be held on the 10th of june. on
Saturday week.
DIR. Walter Fl. Parcels of Lewis
town delivered the Memorial Dav ad.
dress in this place.
R, E. McMeen has moved from
Mexico to Lewistown to take CHARGE
OF a railroad sub division.
Jacob Thomas is buying cows and
ot1er cattle. The fact is Mr.. Thorn
as buys cattle all the time.
The able bodied men between the
age OF 2l aud IS, subject to military
duty in Perry county, is 1866.
Congressman Atkinson and J. n
Keller are home from attending the
Supreme Court in Philadelphia.
Three hundred sailors deserted
from the foreign fleet in New York at
the time of the great naval display.
The music of the show band at
tracted good many people to the
river bridge last Thursday evening.
A special meeting of Huntingdon
Presbvterv will be held in Williams
burg, Blair county, on the 18th of
June.
Miss Jennie Wilson and her sister
Annie, daughters of Hon L. Fl. vii.
son Of Van Vert are visiting relatives
in Pittsburg.
VIM. lands has lot of men at
work taking the bark from a tract of
timber on Tuscarora mountain for
Orlando Mathers.
Farmers who were so fortunate as
to have their coruields plowed last
fall, have this wears corn peeping
out of the ground.
Tobias Aucller has provided him
eelf with portable hoist for tomb
stone work. With the machine in
place one man can hoist six tons.
Artificial strawberries are made of
a mixture Of apple Jelly colored with
anime dyes, and favored with straw
berry essence, and sprinkled with
timothy seed
Humphreys Specific No 7, cures
Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis The
relief IS quick, the cure perfect.
Plice 25c. For sale By Ill druggists.
March %, '93
The Eleventh Annual Meeting of
the Juniata Valley Editorial Associa-
ton viii be held IN the Tribune Of
fee, Altoona. on Saturday, June 3rd,
1898, at 2 o'clock P NJ
John Neimond aud John Fitzger-
a!d, are the recently announced car
didatcs for County Commissioner
among the Democracy with George
W. GusF for county chairman.
South Carolina has new whisky
/ Law that gOes into affect on the 1st Of
july. The state buys the liquor and
sells it at certain places. The drink
er viii have to buy it by the quart.
Itch on human and horses and ull
animals nured IN 80 minutes by
/ Woclford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by J.. Banks Il Co.
Druggists, 3Iiflintown, Pa Oct. 1, ".
Prof. Harry Dysipger will take
charge of Mffiin Academy the COM
ing September. He has thorough
college training and will doubtless do
/ good as teacher in this community.
An Irisbman said to q teacher:
''1Iaster teacher, your always talking
about ooing 10 the top Of ones bust
ness. I'm a well digger, how'm to
60 to the top when my top is at the
bottom
T. W. Aucker is preparing 20 erect
| n monument to the memory of DR..
Greenleaf, deceased, late of Thomp-
sontown. The base Of the monu-
mant weighs zine tons, the heaviest
I basa IN fn0 pr1rntv
Walter Mains show was wrecked
on the railroad between Belleforte
and Tyrone on Tuesday morning.
Ten men were killed, forty were 10
iured, and many animals were uncag-
ed, and are now roaming the country.
There are two things that CORES
pondents should strictly observe.
First the name Of the correspondent
must accompany each and every com
munication. Second, the language
of communication must be within The
, line Of decent public language.
One Of the editors of the Philadel-
: phia Times is a Bible student, and he
, proves from the good book that such
n thing as moon stroke and sun
stroke was known in olden times.
, He quotes the PsalmIst David, who
= said: "the moon shall not smite thee
by night nor yet the sun by day"
Lewistown Gazette, May 25:-
Wednesday evening of last week,
while the workmen were blasting at
{ the cindar dump q stone was thrown
I with such force as TO go clear through
the end of the Bloomenstine house
5 about a square away, making a hole
e about three by twelve inches, and
lighting in tie entry Of the building