Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-08

Iobuer eleCClOQ.
The great value of Hoods Sarsa
parilla as remedy for catarrh !.
vouched for by thousands of people
whom it has cured. Nov. 1888.
VIM, Gushard aud Reuben T,
Auker are among the number from
this town that visited the Fair al
Chicago about the time of tits closing.
The pelts of two more coon are
added to the long list of captures
that Lewis Strayer's dog has made
OF that kind of game. Coon are
numerous along Shade mountain.
Merchant John Etka had editor
Harry Bonsall arrested last week
Tor libel. MIR. Bonsall gave bail TO
answer before court. DR.. Iucien
Banks and Ezra G. Doty are his bail.
Cleveland's Silver Repeal Bill. will
have about as much affect in better.
ing the times as if the President had
issued proclamation to convene
Congress in extraordinary session on
the moon
Colonel I. s. Noorehead is ready
to begin work to extend his line Of
Railroad to Dry Run, Franklin Co
Hurry up, Colonel, Hustler David
Grlng of Perry county is heading for
the same place.
A number Of the PENNSYLVANIA Un-
lversity and Princeton college bows
were arrested and put in the lookup
IN Philadelphia last Saturday for dis
orderly conduct on the occasion of
the foot ball game.
The architects plan of the new
Church Building that the Lutheran
congregation of this town are talking
about building, may be seen at VIM
Rollmsn 5 place of business. 1t is a
nice looking building.
Lucien Brubaker formerly OF Fer
managh township, but the past num-
Der of years a citizen of Chicago, is
home to Juniata on visit, and will
remain among his friends here till
near the close of this month.
Rev. Jacob Wright and wife, of
Westmoreland county, visited Miss
Blanche Wright and the family of
DIR. Ackley in this town last week.
Mr.. Wright is native of Mifiin
town, a son of John Wright, decd.
Editor Bonsall, VIM. Hoops, ESQ ,
and Andrew Banks, Esq, took in the
football game between the'Princeton
and Pennsylvania University team in
Philadelphia last Saturday. The
game was won by the Princeton boys.
GA horse that fell down a well on
the Bailey farm, in Polk county, Or
egoa, recently, was rescued in a nov
el manner. Straw was thrown down
the well, and the horse tramped it
and rose until he was able to climb
out.
Last Friday noon, Rev Philip
Graft and wife, took their departure
for Oakland, California. They have
many warm friends here who often
think and speak of them though they
be separated by the breadth of a con
tinent.
The pastor of the NJ. f Church is
holding revival services during the
present week, and for time indef-
mite. Sermons will be preached
this week on Satan" as n topic:
All are cordially and earnestly invit-
ed to attend.
Governor Pattison fixed Decem-
Der 18th for the execution of two
murderers They are Ralph Cross
myer, Mexican county, and Angelo
Zappe, Allegheny county. Both
prisoners were refused pardons at
the meeting Of the Board of Pardons
last week"
Senator j. d. Cameron has many
friends who want to see him nomi-
mated for the Presidency. The Sen
ator would mako a strong candidate.
If he can secure the nomination the
people will give him enough Elector
al votes to place him in the Presiden-
tial Chair.
Eve learn that the DInkards of
Pennsylvania have bought the Rock
view hotel property at Shirleysburg,
from Seth F. Meyers, of Altoona, and
intend making it an Old Folks Home.
1t is a pleasant place and well tittod
for the purpose intended.-Orbiso-
mia Dispatch.
Newport Ledger.-The Presby
terian congregation has extended
unanimous call to Rev F. J. Wheel
or of Irvona, Pa, to become their
pastor. The charges comprise the
churches at Bloomfield and Sher-
mansdale, and the salary OF $1,000,
with parsonage.
A number of boys were arrested on
charge made by Rev. Fasick for
having disturbed religious meeting
at Locust Grove in Milford township,
and brought before Justice G. b.
Horning last Saturday evening. The
Justice put them under bond to ans
wsr before court.
The Liberty Bell on its run down
the Valley of the Juniata. last Friday,
on its way from the Worlds Fair at
Chicago to its home in Philadelphia,
stopped at Lewistown where quite a
demonstration in its honor was made.
Sheriff Lapp represented Juniata at
the meeting in Lewistown.
Third Quarterly Meeting of the
Mif1intown NJ. E. Church will be
held next Sunday and Monday.
Quarterly Love Feast at 8 o'clock A.
NJ. Preaching by the pastor at To-
80; and by the P. s., Rev. }. MaS
Laptz, at 7 2. NJ The Sacrament