Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-02-01

OaViu beale, -. d., former Jun.
latlan will lecture in the Court House.
-Johnstown, Before, During and
After the Flood-on Tuesday even
ing, February IA, 1898.
The funeral of the aged mother of
VIM. b. McCahan, of Milford town.
ship, took place last Saturday. In
terment In the cemetery of the Lick
ing Greek Lutheran congregation.
DR.. h, P. Derr, late of Mifainbure,
mas located permanently in Mif1in-
tewn, for the practice of dentistry.
Ii you want work done in a scientific
and comfortable manner, call at his
dental rooms, and you will be salts
fed.
Charles Allen, of Patterson, had a
thumb and two fingers crushed while
coupling cars in the Mifflin yard, one
evening last week. DIR. Dowd Craw-
lord found it necessary to amputate
the thumb. The two fingers can be
saved.
IL. G. Mcclellan, at his business
place in the Odd Fellows Hall build
ing can sell you a new pattern, full
s'ze, No. 8, cook stove, with all the
furniture for 500; a No. IS, with
furniture fer $1S. All guaranteed or
money refunded.
Rev III. L. Drum, of the Methodist
church, has been conducting, or has
been helping to conduct religious
meetings every day since last Octo
Der. 1t takes bright man and a
man OF first rate fiber to go through
with such a work.
The four weeks of union religious
service that the churches of the town
engaged In, closed in the Lutheran
church on Sabbath evening under
the preaching of DR.. Holloway. The
theme OF the Dr's. sermon on that
occaslon was, "Confessing Christ"
Alton Adams and wife celebrated
their tin wedding ON the evening of
the 25th of January. Postmaster
McCauley and wife, Lizzie Adams,
Clara Thompson, Mrs. Joseph Adams
and daughter Jennie and son James,
and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sieber
from town were in attendance.
IN these days one does not hear of
the Jack OLantern that old people
used to talk about Will some one
of our many readers write something
that they know about Jack OLantern
for the columns of the SENTINEL AND
REPUBLICAN. Was the light of that
name freak of Imagination of for
mer generation, or WAS it fact9
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all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swollen
Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by
use of one bottle Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by l.. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Miffiintown. Oct. 1, 1y.
David Bcale, D. D., of Frederick,
Maryland, will lecture in the Court
House on Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary IA, 1898, on the Johnstown Flood.
DIR. Beale passed through the life,
and death scenes of the calamitous
event that for a period of days and
weeks caused the world to look in
wonderment at the destructive and
death dealing force of the flood Ev.
cry one who can get seat in the
Court House should hear the lecture
| A New York clergyman told his
congregation the other Sunday that
all those who put SIS in the contribu
tion box would get $40 back in theil
business within year, and that i
they failed to realize that promise
they could draw on him personally
for that amount. The box was
promptly filed with crisp S. notes
and if the contributors realize the
ten-fold return it is probably safe tc
, say that this church will not be larg,
enough to hold the congregation
next year.-Chicago Tribune.
t An exchange says: There is won
derful coincidence in the deaths o
Hon. J. B. Packer, who Represented
this district in Congress, and Gener
al B. F. Butler. Both spent tn
evenings pleasantly with friends
l their illness came on in precisely tn,
4 same way about the midnight hour
and both were found in the bath
, room adjoining their bed chamber
where tney had gone to discharg
slight hemorrhages. They lives
about the same length of time afte
I the attack came on.
: Harriet E. Hall of WaynetowI
Ind, says: 'I owe my life to th
great South American Nervine
had been in bed for five months fror
. the effects of an exhausted Stomach
Il Indigestion, Nervous prostrstion an
general shattered condition of IN
Is whole system. Had given up a
l. hopes of getting we'll. Had trie
IS three doctors with no relief. Th
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic in
proved me so much that 1 was abb
!, to walk about and few bottles Gu
! ed me entirely. I believe it is tn
best medicine in the world. 1 cal
not recommend it to highly" Sol
1, by L. Banks & Co., Druggist, Mi
> hintowp, Pa Feb. 8 '93, 1y.
The farm of log acres belongin
to the estate Of Jacob Lemon, dec''
L adjoining the Ard mill in Milfor
= ! township, was sold at public sale
. the Court House, on Saturday, to
u Bardell, for 81, ,625. There is hou:
and barn and peach orchard on IL
T. place A tract Of 81 acres bslongir