Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16

saturday IN .Hllliken's Grove.
Cleveland did not mention pen
sions in his message. Afraid.
Yellow jackets are said TO be num-
eroussthis year, and build their nests
high. "'''S
Landlord Arbogast with his family
drove IN a carriage to Snyder county
last Friday.
The camp meeting is now called a
summer resort with singing preach
ing and prayer
A number of people in town had
mud attacks of cholera morbus last
Thursday night.
Andy Frankehberry gigged an 50
pound carp in the Juniata river n ear
Ryde, Miffiin county.
A party of young men from town,
camping up the narrows, were visit
ed last "Wednesday by lady friends.
The 10th Penna. Regiment 2nd
Bucktail will hold Reunion at Cur-
wlnsville, on the 29th and Both of
August.
A visitor returned from the Chica-
go Fair, says: at is the Centennial
Fair of 1876, of Philadelphia. on
gigantic scale.
Mrs. DIR. John Brace. dauobter
Helen and sons, John and William of
Allegheny, visited post master Nc
Nit in Patterson.
The Mexico Cornet Band will have
a fair and festival on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, August Is and 10, !
1898. All are invited.
The annual harvest home will be
held in Rice's grove, Lack township, |
on Saturday, August 25 The exer- /
clses Will begin at 10 a. m.
The Republican State Convention
and Barnum's Show will both hold
forth III Harrisburg on the Both of
August. Big day for Harrisburg.
Misses Lily and Katie Sample of
Harrisburg, and Mr.. John Reynolds
OF Lambert, \. ] are visiting r
Reynolds on Washington st.
Hundreds of people write: at is
impossible to describe the good
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done me"
1t will be of equal help 10 you:
The letters iii the A[ilfiintown post
Office, uncalled for on Saturday were
for Charles Holnfect, Charles Alexan
der, j. A. Bait, Mrs. Tillie Sayers.
Harry Mccullough of Port Royal,
and his friends Kish Paugh, Harry
Andrews and Paul and Harry Hench
of Harrisburg, spent Thursday even I
ing in town.
George Heinbach has relinquished l
his railroad position at Munson, ;
Cleartield county, and has returned
to Lewistown, where he contemplates
going into business.
Mr.. Clayton Kaufman formerly of
this county, but now resident of
Carroll, Wayne county. Nebraska, is
visiting relatives and acquaintances
in the vicinity of town.
Mr.. James Frank and sister Ger ,
trude of Altoona visited Miss Emma
Guss IL Patterson n few DAYS last
week Then started on their way to
Harrisburg aud other places
The lanterns of four gigging par !
ties were visible at one time on the !
river last Wednesday evening north !
of the bridge. The number Of fish
gigged have not been reported. I
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps .
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, STILES. Sprains and Swollen
Coughs, &c Save $50 by
use Of one bottle. Warranted the !
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co,
Druggists, AIif1iintown. Oct. l, 1y.
Mr. John Motzcr and ltr. John
Thompson of Mexico were in town
the other day They said the panic
is the beginning of the old hard
times that the democrats once before
brought on the country by breaking
up protective tariff laws. Just the
thoughts of the democratic party in
Congress tearing up the tariff has
brought on this panic.
John Houtz died at his home in
Licking Greek Valley about IL Z. N,
on the night of the 9th after a jim
gering illness of kidney disease aud :
dropsy. Aged about 76. His aged
wife and family of grown children
survive him. He was a member Of
the Licking Creek Valley Lutheran
church. Interment IN the church l
graveyard at 10 A. NJ, on Friday
The G 4. r. Post attended his fu- .
neral.
Euoch ShelIenberger of Walker
township, is slowly recovering from
the kick that David L0uder's horse ,
gave him They were to Shade
mountain for buckle berries, and had
their horses in one and the same
stable When Mr. Shellenberger +,
passed LOuder'e borse the beast kick /;
ed him striking him on the left /
breast and thigh from the affects OF q
which he was severely ''done up
The Indian Mound Harvest Home |
will be held in Milliken's Grove on a
August 18th. The exer- i
cises will commence promptly at {
eleven O'Clock. When the following t
progam will be followed out. Sing
ing, L. NJ Doxology. Prayer. We'll !
come by Supt. D. NJ. Marshal. Re- {