Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-04-19

Vi oriah Dyers, was brought to this |
place Tor lnterment, from Sunbury
on Tuesday afternoon, in Union |
Cemetery.
d; ID: Patton, of Lancaster, Rev. 1. |
3: Graham of Concord; Rev. J. F.
D1ener, of Waterloo, and others ad- |
dressed temperance meeting in the |
Court House on Monday evening.
DR.. B. F. Ackley, has taken up his
residence in this, his native place for
the practice of his profession. Treat |
ments OF Acute and Chronic diseases
OF the digestive. system, specially.
TnE Juniata Globe, published by
Il. w. Wickersham, of Thompson.
town, came to hand last Thursday, in
four column folio form, which the
promoters, of the enterprise deem TO
be long felt want.
A number of citizens are about to
buy the waterplant. The plant is e.
good one and should be in the hands
OF people who will not run a skin
game Of charging people eight doll
ars, to bring the water to the curb.
Miss Ella Pannebaker, has re-
stocked her millinery store in Pat
terson, with new selection of Spring
and Summer finery for the Ladies.
She invites all who are in need of
goods In her line, to call and inspect
her splendid assortment of Millinery
goods.
Have you tried South American
Nervine-the 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 Is cents. Sold by l.. Banks &
Co., Druggists, Miff1intown, Pa.
Nov. IA, ly.
There are people who have a whole
house full of children and it takes a
great deal of money a year to keep
80 many little ones shod. We have
noticed that because we are selling
shoes for children every day, and we
ere selling them for just what they
cost us, for we are gong out of the
shoe business. G.. w. HECK.
W. H. Rannels of McAlisterville,
offers at private sale valuable farm
of 70 acres, Sc of which are cleared.
A weather-boarded house, bank barn
and all necessary outbuildings are
erected thereon. 1t is located one
and a-half miles southeast of McAlis-
terville, near churches and schools.
Call on, or address Mr.. Rannels at
the above place.
Services, appropriate to the dedi-
cation of the monument to the men,
ory of Rev Matthew Allison, were
conducted in the Presbyterian church
on Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. 81, by
Joseph Mathers, D. D.; of Blair county
NJ. D; Rev. VIM. Burchfeld, of Perry
county; Rev. 4. H. Parker, of Miffiin
county; Rev. j. G. Kelly, Williams
burg, Blair county.
Old John Bull, the engine that
caused so many people to go to the
railroad on Tuesday, to see it go by,
on its way to the Columbian Fair at
Chicago. was pattern of the locomo-
tives of 1886, half century ago.
That isn't old, wait for the fair of
of 2293, four hundred years hence,
Chicago will then be city II, 900, 600,
and Norfolk Virginia will be away
ahead of New York as q point of en-
try and export.
A bull dog and billy goat confined
in Expressman Daggett's stable in
New York, raised such fuss that it
was thought best to see what excited
the animals. 1t was fire in an ad-
joining stable, the smoke of which
was finding its way into the place
where the goat and dog were confined.
It was timely discovery, and saved
great fire. That goat and dog will
be well cared for from this on to the
end of their life.
Mans Ak Factory, located in what
used to be known as Sterrett's mill,
in Lewistown, was destroyed by fire
on the night of the 18th inst, loss
SIS, 900, insurance $4,000. The
factory IS to be rebuilt Immediately.
It is not known whether the fire was
accidental or incendiary. The fire
broke out about half past nine o'clock
in the evening A half hour before
the fire, q load Of coke was unloaded
not more than 25 feet from where
the fire broke out.
Fifteen of the principal business
blocks in Ypsilanti, Michigan, were
demolished by wind storm about
7:3O on the evening Of the 18th inst,
many farm dwelling houses were
blown down. The town of Royal
Oak, in the same state was greatly
damaged and a number of people
killed. Many houses and barns were
blown to pieces. Ga the same day
Roblnsonville, Miss, was destroyed
bv storm about 3 o'clock in the at
ternoon and nusnber of persons
killed. Between 20 and 80 persons
were killed by the storm in Missouri
About 3 o'clock on the morning Of
the 10th inst, the people Of Selins
grove were awakened by an explosion
The explosion of safe in a dry
goods store. The doors and window
of the store were blown open. Three
tramps who had been lettering about
Selinsgrove several days, were sus
, pected, and q description Of them
: was sent over the wires. They were
{ seen near Lewisburg and chase was
given. One escaped, two were cap
, tured. On these persons were founo