Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-01-25

MIS- oaran BARLEY and son Ed =
ward have gone to Berks county, to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Bartley's s
mother.
'.Some horsemen are useing sugar
and molassus as food for horses in
preparing them for sale 1t has
tendency 70 add flesh, and give
line giossiness to the coat"
J. E. Jamison of Fayette, attended
the State Horticultural Society Meet
ing at Harrisburg, also the Mifiin
county farmers institute in Lewis
| town last week.
Representative H. l.. Wilson has
been appointed on three of the Leg.
lslative committees Congressional
Apportionment, Constitutional Re
form, and on Iron and Coal.
Od bust, tho water pipes on the
river bridge. 1t is a good thing
they bursted They will hereafter
be placed where they belong, name.
ly in tho bottom of the river.
Free coinage of silver with gold
would settle the silver agitation, and
settle the gold speculation that is
held IN contemplation, and stop the
purchase Of silver bullion or silver
bars at gold rates.
Ii an OK fall in a pit on the Sab
bath day draw him out. Macedonia
water has been in pit the past sew
eral Sabbaths, and that is the reason
that work at opening the line was
carried on last Sunday
| DR.. H. p. Darr, late Of Miffiinburg,
has located permanently in Mifiin-
town, for the practice of dentistry.
If You want work done in scientific
and comfortable manner, call at his
dental rooms and you will be satis-
| fed.
j r. Blattenberger of Liverpool,
Perry Co., was convicted in Judge
LTon's court, in Bloomfield last week,
for jury fixing, and sentenced by the
court to one years imprisonment in
the county jail, 0nd to pay fine Of
one hundred dollars.
Merchant Pennelrs family horse
came TO an untimely end.the other
night by getting the cllk Of a hind
shoe into a ring of its halter. The
animal was found dead in the stall
doubled up, head and heel held to-
gether by the halter.
The New Jersey State Reform
School at Jamesburg, has colored
youth who has not'eaton since Octo-
Der 20, 1892. He rubs his body with
oil or lard just as he can get it, and
the pores of the skin absorbs enough
life giving nourishment to keep him
from dying.
Jonathan Snaufer, an aged citizen
of Fayette township, passed through
Mif1ilntown, on last Friday on his
way home from Altoona, where he
had been visiting relatives. He is
in the 77th year, aud voted for Gen
eral VIM. Henry Harrison for Presi-
dent in 1910
J correspondent writes: "The
bras school in spelling was suppos
cd By most people TO be the Swamp
School, but it was proven different
when it tackled Happy Hollow. Lit
tie man Auman knows how to train
his pupils, and he has Happy Hol-
low il fire trim
The Altoona Tribune asks: When
man without business experience,
and who is reckless Of consequences,
mqkes investments that turn out bad
! IL and result in his financial ruin, to
what shall the result be ascribed-
Unjust laws, the grasping money
lender, or his own folly?
"On December 22nd, Wm. n.
Brouse, of near KanIz, SNYDER coun-
ty, was married TO Lulie Romig, Of
the same neighborhood. Two weeks
later Mr Brouse was killed at Elims-
port, Lycoming county, where he was
engaged at blackslnithiug. He was
kicked by vicious horse
"Naacy Garrison, a colored woman
living at Holly Springs, has very
long hair. She wears her hair in
three plaits. The side plaits just
touch the floor, while the plait be.
hind drags two feet nine inches on
the foor and measures eight feet in
length. Nancy is 60 years old.
Have you tried South American
Nervine-the gem of the century I!
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 q
Co, Druggists, Mifflintown. Pa.
Nov. Il, IL.
Light weight Overalls Lot 81 are
being palmed off by unscrupulous
dealers at Sweet Orr's best make.
We can sell you the same Overall at
60 cents. Others are asking you
65 cents. We handle the best make
Lot No. l Amos Kiag. They are
heavy weights.
HoLLoBAUGE q SoN.
Turf men or men who enter horses
at the races have got in their work
on the Legislature of Ohio to pre-
vent tricksters at the races from en-
tering a horse in lower class than
his second shows, and a bill is now
on its passage through the Legisla-
ture to make the entry of such false
record a penitentiary ofense.
There is hill before the Legisla-
ture to legalize the sale of ice cream.
soda and mineral water, cakes, milk,
and hill harmless intoxicants on Sun