Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-19

uboa. 80 eser before this year knew of
July? ~ 'ne middle OF
w;l me Miiftlin county republicans
VIII hold their convention on tbo H..
of August. " on Tue lst
James McMullin of Eas. Wotor
ford paid the town a business 80 ,;.
on Friday. e's Visit
:, noon % FILLS are easy to take. easv
IN action and sure in effect o. SS
cents box. e'' 20
"A kangaroo that escaped from the
wreck OF Mains circus is in Hnntinn
don county. " iiun''ng-
nay IN large quantity has been
e naue IN Texas in anticipation of a
foreign demand. I"
Ex-County Superintendent Aunan
caught a three pound and a ouarter
bass in the river. -
The catterpillars are uncommon,v
numerous In certain parts of Penn.
sylvania this year.
A long strip of northern light on
SUNDAY night was mistaken by MANY
people for comets tail.
Clothing merchant Harley has plac.
eo a street lamp at the corner of
Bridge and Water streets.
The pensioner that voted the dem.
ocratlc ticket, didn't know on which
side his bread was buttered.
The Speer White Sand COMPANY
operating works at Mapleton, Hunt,
lngdon county, have assigned.
The farmers alliance will hold its
annual encampment at Mt. Gretna.
from August 10 to August 26
Neal NJ. Stewart republican candi-
date for county commissioner was in
town on business on Friday last.
MIR. Luke Davis, of near Thomson
town, is home on two weeks vaca-
ton from the Treasury department.
The settlement Of Governor Alt
gelt with the anarchists in the west,
has settled the democracy in the west.
Carl f. Espenschade in the en-
ploy of the electric railroad service
at Lancaster, passed the Sabbath in
town.
The only letter remaining uncalled
for in the Mifiintown post office on
Saturday evening was for j. w.
Chobb.
The daily papers are full of muir
ders and crimes of all grades, the ac-
counts of which do not add to ones
good feeling.
In view of what Hoods Sarsaparilla
has done for others is it not reasona-
BILE to believe that it will also be Of
benefit to you.
Whenever one neighbor begins to
watch an other it would be best for
them to emigrate, of take to some
honest employment.
There is large crop of peaches in
the counties of Sussex, Huuterdon
and Warren, N. ]. Growers have
started to gather the fruit.
AR. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman
formerly of this place but now living
at Harrisburg are visiting Mrs.
Strah R. Btrtley and other relatives.
jacob Davis, butcher and meat
salesman, in Washington D. c., the
past six months, is at home in this
place, spending two weeks vacation
A picnic party had scarcely got
themselves comfortably fixed In
Schweier's woods last Thursday after
noon till they were driven out by
rain.
Great preparations are being made
for the Sth annual re union of the
Lutherans in Blair and adjoining
counties to be held at Martinsburg,
on the 22nd of August.
Harry Luck strained a muscle in
his neck while helping Tobias Auker,
his employer, erect monument to
DR.. Greenleaf at Thompsontown.
1t has incapacitated Harry for work
the past few days.
Doleful reports are received from
England, France and part of Ger
many and from Switzerland, concern
ing the drough that prevails in those
countries. Not a drop of rain fell in
Switzerland for a period of Ill days,
the pastures were ruined. There
was no feed for cattle. People
slaughtered their cattle to keep them
from starving.
DIR. B. F. Kerchner, of George,
town, made catch the other day
while out fishing in front of his home
His luck was poor when suddenly his
hook caught and with jerk the doc
tor landed human skull into his
boat. How it got into the river viii
hever be told, but it is skull of g
white man of middle age.-Sunbury
American.
The gold bugs talk about debar
red silver. 1t is the gold bugs who
have stopped the free coinage of sill
yer and then rolled up their eyes il
we'll affected astonished over the low
price OF silver. 1t is very much like
q borae thief after he has run away