Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-04-26

eY specific No. Z, cure!
ooughs, Colds and Bronchitis. TIL,
renef is quick, the cure perfect
Ttlce Zoe. For sale by all druggists
March %, '93. % i''s
some railroad track hands. in Milf
hin county, had their time cut dowr
TO > hours a day, aud S1.OS pay. theT
you'd not stand that, but quit work
other men were glad to get the place
Henry Conrad, veteran of the
late war, died at his home in Wolker
township. on the 18th inst. A dele
gation OF members of the Post. OF
TINS town attended the funeral on
the 18th. last Wednesday.
Schott's Stores. A thinking ma.
chime is wanted to test our goods by
our prices. Why is it so? We un.
derstand our business. We work fo,
our customers. Oar Customers an
preclate our efforts and bay our
goods.
The other night thieves lifted the
coal pit CRATE in the pavement of the
residence of Mr.. William Banks IN
tins town, and thereby entered the
mousse, and helped themselves to
ham and other eatibles, boots and
shoes, etc.
Ready for Spring! Our shoes
the biggest assortment of shoes
Ready for Summer, Hop, skin
Jump. Run 20 our store. Ten Der
cent. discount to our first customer
each day. At Schott's shoe store,
Bridge street.
Miss Ella Pannebaker, has re-
stocked her millinery store in Pat
tercon, with new selection of Spring
and Summer fnery for the Ladies
She invites ell who are in need Of
goods in her line, to call aud inspec!
her splendid assortment Of Millinery
goods.
Mcryl Iches, OF Altoona, aged 1G
years, was drowned with the horse
he was driving in a buggy across the
JunIata about nipe miles from Al
toona. The water upset the buggy.
The youth held to the neck of the
horse till it drowned and fell on him
and pushed bin under the water.
About 4 houses were blown down
IN Osego City, Kansas, about 4
o'clock OF tie 18th. Fully 100
houses and barns, in the vicinity of
She town were demolished. A num-
Der Of people were killed. Linden.
same state, the Court House. Jail and
Methodist church were demolished.
w H. Rnnnels, Of 1IcAlisterviile,
offers at private sale a valuable farm
of 20 acres, 56 OF which are cleared.
\ weether-boardad house, bank barn
and all necessary outbuildtugs are
erected thereon. Il is located one
and-a-half miles southeast Of 5IcAlis-
terviiIc, near churches and schools.
CaH on, or adjress Mr. Ranncls at
thc above place.
English SPAWN LinjmeGi removes
al Hard. Soft or CGlIoGscd Lumps
and Biemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN. Cur5s, Splints, Sweenv, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swollen
Coughs, sc. Save $50 by
Use of one bottle Warranted the
most wonderful! Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by l.. Banks & Co,
Druggists, l'i1iintovn. Oct. l, 1y.
Gen. Taylor, of fIiflin county has
been authorized to receive contri-
buttons for monument to be
erected to tie late Prof. D~vid
Wilson. Phi. D., who was for a
o. years principal Of the Tus-
carora and Airy View Academies, the
same 70 be placed in Church Hill
Cemetery near Port Royal. Contri-
buttons to be IN June ! All stu
dalts especially Of the lamented
should cheerfully assist in
this lGudable work.
john Huzzard died at his home in
this town, last Thursday morning
about 5 o'clock, aged II years. In
tarnent IN the Presbyterian grave
yard, where he had a tombstone
erected for himself years ago. The
funeral took place on Sunday at .
o'clock He cama TO Milll,ntown in
1915, from Chester county, taught
school in winter, and in summer
worked at whatever he could obtain
to 90, and saved the money he earned,
invested it IN real estate, erected
houses, and il that way Was g Lelp
with his money to the community,
the lumberman, the carpenter, the
plasterer, the painter, the hardware,
people got 4 share of the money he
put into buildings, and the improve
ments added to The assessed valua.
ton Of the town and became 4 source
for tex levy which go to keep mp Nil
the solid affairs Of a community.
Three children survive him.
Bloomfield Advocate, April 10
-onday night, 10Th inst, thieves
entered the barn Of John Swarner,
about three four5hs of d mile south
Jf Loysviue and took tnersfrom q
horse and harness, also a bag Of oats,
the bag having been first eraptied Of
After starting they TO-
iced that the horse was lame, and
,Jmiug to Samuel Horrows barn,
nile southwest of Loysvillc, they ex
the horse for a fine dark bay
animal valued at 1926, belonging to
lfr. Morrow; q good buggy was also
taken. Upon discovery Of the theft
next morning pursuit was immediate
" begun. The animal was tracked
over Sterrett's Gap, down along the
near Limbs GAP, when |
al traces were lost. A day later Mr.
Morrow received word from a gentle |
man living near the Gap, that the