Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-05-31

u ochott and Ferd Meyers have
Dought what is known as the Nc
orum store rooms on Bridge st.
1t is reported that the Pennsylva-
MA railroad contemplates cutting off
al leased lines that are not self sus-
tanning.
Inc famous Seven Stars hotel in
thls county, has never had a more
accomplished landlord than the pres.
ent one.
A gypsy woman with an armful of
baskets called at many places in
town on Saturday to sell basket or
tell fortune.
Anyone wanting to buy a railroad
can do so by going to Bedford on the
24th OF June when the PENNSYLVANIA
and West Virginia R. R., will be sold
to the highest bidder.
Official circles and rich people in
Washington and other cities of the
country. have been giving receptions
IN honor of Spanish Princess now
making a tour of the United States.
Cigarette makers are Offering q
present for the return of 1000 cigar
ette boxes that have been smoked
empty. Boys and other smokers
are thus stimulated to excessive smok
ing to get prize or present. 1t is a
pernicieus offer.
j. L. Markle, Esq, of tie Perry
county bar, has brought criminal
libel suit against W. H. Woods, ESQ,
OF the Huntingdon bar, for illegal
libellous publications printed in a
psper book sent up to the Supreme
Court in which it was alleged that
Markle had knowledge of the change
OF figures in a vote IN dispute be.
tween litigants.
Huntingdon Journal There is a
borough ordinance which prohibits
corner loafng The police officers
disperse these crowds night after
night as kindly as they can, yet some
people say they are too officious
They are not half officious enough in
that regard as many of the loafers
should be fined and imprisoned. We
have heard ladies say that they are
afraid to pass certain corners in this
town for fear of being either spit up
on or ilsulted by indecent language.
Huntingdon Globe, May 25: The
barn on the GsissiDger farm, above
McConnellstowp, was struck by
last Saturday afternoon,
which knocked out the gable end and
shattered The whole building. -Four
horses were in the barn, one of which
was struck on the back. The cur
rent ran down the legs of the animal,
singed off the hair on the same, and
rendered the horse unconscious.
Two of the other horses were made
deaf by the shock, but it is thought
they will eventually recover their
hearing.
What do railroads or other mouey
making people care for sentiment or
historic records or historic places
which question finds illustration in
tie fact that an electric railroad com
pany having obtained n charter to
run a railroad over and around Get
tvsburg battle field for the purpose
OF making money out Of the people,
who visit that historic ground, have
projected their road bed SO rs to OBJ
literate some Of the most interesting
spots on the field. Well, a charter,
is not an everlasting thing, it may be
annulled.
James P. johnson Of Port Royal,
was brought before Justice G. 3.
Horning on the 25.h Of May upon
two charges preferred by TWO citi
zans Of Port ROYAL. The first charge
was by D.. G. B 81. KepIer, for as-
siult growing out OF a newspaper ar
ticle in a certain paper. The second
charge was by Fl. X. Spangler was
by 81 Z. Spang|er for threatening to
harm him or Kill him, which also
grew ont Of the same newspaper arti,
Gle to which Spangler's name was at
fixed In both cases johnson waived
q hearing, and gave bail to keep the
peace and answer AZ court.
Must the covetous grip of the elec
tric railroad company be allowed tc
exercise its vandalism on the battle
field Of Gettysburg. Must the high
water mark battlefield ofrebellon al
Gettysburg, where slavery received
its death wound, bs seized upon 10y
q heartless, money-graSping set ot
sharks, and be turned INTO Il field oI
profit for q passenger transportatior
line to satisfy their greed for money
Shades of the departed patriots wEat
. are We coming to when the battl'
spots made sacred by the death o
thousands that free government may
not perish shall be dug over to con
struct railway lines on which to make
money?
Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown
Ind, says: ''I owe my life to tht
great South American NerYine.
/ had been in bed for five months frou
the effects of an exhausted Stomach
Indigestion, Nervous prostrction al,
Il general shattered condition OF N,
whole system. Had given up al
hopes of getting well. Had triec
three doctors with no relief. Tn
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic IN
proved me so much that [ was abl
/ to walk about and a few bottles cuI
ed me entirely. I believe it is th
best medicine in the werld. l ear
not recommend it to highly" Sol
by L. Banks & Co, Druggist, Nil
fintown, Pa. Feb. 9 '93, ly.
Lewistown Free Press:-Some mis-
cheyious boys broke into the powde
house on the new cemetery,a at Miro!
aud stole the dynamite and caps
What a pity these bad boys are nc
l. l.. a.,