Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-04-26
There are about $50 electric light
plants in Philadelphis.

Nine OUT OF ten will answer. at Ho1-
lobaugh & Sons.
The rain of last Thursday wound
up with squirt Of hail, some light
ming and thunder
Col. and Mrs Patterson and John
j Patterson, Jr are witnessing the
naval review in New York this week.
James Fl. Cramer, a brother of w
ID. David I. and Daniel Cramer. of
this place, died at his home in AL
toona on Thursday, the 22a instant,
aged IS years.
Tch on human and horses and oil
animals cured in 80 minutes bv
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Miff1intown, Pa. Oct. 1, lv.
General Harrison paid s125 and
and premium of s25 for his choice
of pew in the First Presbvterian
Church, at Indianapolis, the other
day.
Miss Muscatine Diehl is now east
buying in full line of new Millinery
Goods which she will have in her
store on Front street by Saturday.
She invites the ladies to call and ex-
anime her stock.
On Monday night thief broke a
hole in side pane of glass in the
window of Ferd. Meyer's clothing
store and pulled through the open
ing coat, pants and vest of dark
goods, and hat, all worth about
SIG. The dog in the store could
not get at the thief
There are people who have whole
house full of children and it takes a
great deal of money 4 year to keep
SO many little ones shod. We have
noticed that because we are selling
shoes for children every day, and we
are selling them for just what they
cost us, for we are gong out of the
shoe business. G. W. HECK.
An erraged COW that was being
driven to the railroad for shipment
last Thursday made a dash for Mr..
Kurtz Kaufman at the canal bridge
in this town. In trying to escape
the horns of the beast Mr.. Kaufman
fell aud cut the palm of one of his
hands severely. The fall saved him
from a goring but gave him sore
hand.
Squire Thomas Creigton Of Tusca-
rora township has been in town this
week on business. The Squire has q
long official record as verified by the
records. He WAS elected Justice of
the Peace III Dslawale township in
1868 aud served four years he re-
moved to Tuscarora his native town
ship and was elected Il Justice in
1873. reelected in 1888, reelected 10
1888, re- elected and re-commission-
ell IN 1898 lie also served one year
as constable and three wears as audi
tor in his native township, aUd on
different elaction boards in diff rent
counties % years THa squire is
one OF the veterans in official circles
IL Juniata county, and wears his
lsurels with becoming dignity.
The old saying, "never mind The
weather when the wind don't biow,"
has little corcsrn for the people this
spring. The weather that concerns
them Is the wet weather.
All the agricultural world has been
concerned about the weather cf thIs
season. The season thus FAR has
been 50 wet that not hall tie oats
has been soTn, and few farmers have
had an opportunity to plow for corn.
II getting the crops in the ground is
TO be then 40 indication of the
autumn yield of summer crops, the
return must of necessity be poor.
However, there is poor comfort in
crossing the bridge before one gets
to it." No man understands nature
III all Of It's workings, and the season |
may tnrn ont 10 be fruitful IN the
making Of good crops. Don't be
discouraged.
DR.. Ackiey gives us for publication |
the following suggestions to peach |
growers, with The assurance that the !
treatment is in full accord with ad-
vanced ideas of destroying germs and !
parasites, as also with the older one |
of hanging horse shoes &c. on fruit !
bearing trees to render them more
prOIifc,-the method is to make
solution Of copperas two ounces to the |
gallon Of water. This strength may
be increased but is considered ample
Saturate the ground about the root
OF the tree by means Of q sprinkler,
occasionally during the spring and
summer, dry spell being best for
good effects. The solution being taken
up by the roots, destroys the grub
more effectually than by grubbing
hoe and wire, iEsures also an increase
in quality and quantity of fruit from
healthy trees. I
As common or commercial copper
as costs not exceeding one cent per
pound by the barrel, the peach
grower may see it to his advantage
to treat grubs scientifically.
Last Sabbath evening Rev. John
R. Henderson preached from the
text, This is the book of the genera
tions of Adam. In the day that God
created man, in the likeness of God
made he him. Male and female cre-
ated he them, and blessed them, and
called their name Adam, in the day
they were created" From which
text he deduced the theme,
MANS S Likeness TO GOD
Mr. uenderson's introlrct1on 70 q