Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26

ianu In town.
The other day a bolt of l;gbtn;no
ni,eo nine sheep of Commissioner
6aiientine in field on his farm IN
township.
d, G. Mcclellan sells Just the kind
OF a chimney top that man wants 70
a put OH a new chimney, or put on a
chimney that he repairs. ~
Mrs Rebecca Nevin and daugb,er
flerce Nevin are visiting Mrs Nc
town. ~ III 'n's
The poisonous stuff from the 600,
mines is beginning to have it's effect
IN depopulating the Susouebanna
river of fish. "''a
Inc letter uncalled for in the Mif.
post Office, at the close Of
the week, July 22nd, is for Miss
Lydia Leuig.
The Range Company that had
tneir quarters at the Jacobs House
TOOK their departure for pastures new.
on Monday, having thoroughly can.
'assed this county with good result
Mrs. Isabella North and Master
a. North and Miss Jean Stewart. sis.
ter OF Mrs. North gave pleasant mu-
s'cai and elocutionary entertainment
IN the Presbyterian church in this
town few evenings ago.
The Sewer Company is at work On
Third street and will work along
Cherry street to East Point which
Will give the people in that end of the
town an opportunity to make con-
nection for waste water, &c.
The annual Tuscarora Valley Har-
vost Home will be held on Pannabak-
ers Island, Saturday, August 5, 1898.
1t Is a nice trip by carriage or rail.
road up Tuscarora Valley. All we'll
disposed people are invited to attend.
Miffiin county offers three hundred
dollars, and citiz ans in and about Mt.
Union three hundred dollars which
swells the reward to six hundred dol
lars that is offered for Alfred Kloss.
the murderer of George Pricketts of
near Mt. Union, Mifflin county.
Have you tried South American
Nervine-the gem of the century L?
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, Miffiintown, Pa.
Nov. IA, ly.
The Selinsgrove banks shut up at
II o'clock every Saturday, but there
is nothing new in the half day holi
day. 1t was the custom of the first
Scotch and Irish religious people
that settled in the highlands of Penn
sylvania to stop work every Saturday
afternoon and put things in shape
for a close observance of the Sabbath
day.
Robert Stone rode on his bicycle
to his uncle Robert Patterson's place
in Tusrarora valley, twenty-five miles
out and twenty-five miles ir on Sat
urdav. Leaving here at half past
nine in the morning, and getting
back ut six in the evening. The first
dav ont from Washington on his way
to Miffiintown he travelled eighty y-siX
miles.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Splints, Sweenv, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swoller
Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure evel
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Mifflintown. Oct. l, 1y
We have been wondering the pas
month what has become of our Reed!
Gap Correspondent, Juliet, but las
Friday the mystery explained itself
A communication dated June 2, ty
accident was -holed unopened
and lay there till July 81. We trus
that this explanation will prove suf
ficient to warrant Juliet to continue
the Reeds Gap Gleanings.
Says the Newport Ledger:-Isaa
Pellow of Millerstown beard commo
ton among his chickens yesterday
morning, and when going to learn tn
cause discovered large gray ow
tangled in a string that held an ole
hen with some peoples. He clubbet
the bird to death. d. NJ. Ricka
baugh sent the owl to Millersbur,
taxidermist to be mounted for par
lor ornament
The Liverpool Sun relates the fol
lowing freak of :lightning:-On Sal
urday night during the thunde
storm, lightning struck A. l.. Long
house, about one and a-half mile
west of town. The bolt went aloni
the fue and stove pipe down to th
stove and through the stove into tn
floor. 1t knocked the pipe out c
Joint at the elbow on the garret, an
knocked several pieces of isinglas
out of the stove. Mr.. Long was no
at home and Mrs. Long and the sma
ler children were in the room, an
we're not hurt, but all somewhat stun
ned. The lamp was also extinguisf
by the stroke.
The other day Huntingdon toug
met another tough in front of gre
Gerry store. Now said the first tougl
Il have got you, and Ill lick you lls
He pitched in, got beautiful
thrashed, and his vest, cravat an
shirt torn off his back, and had