Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-09-13

John G. Shaffer of Philipsburg has
been spending number of days in
Delaware township among relatives
and friends and among friends in
this town.
L. L. Koons, of Spruce Hill. found
General W. H. Harrison medal OF
the campaign of 1910 in the road pear
Judge Koons' house He prizes the
medal as relic of those past days.
MIR. L. R. Mauger and his force of
carpenters, who have been engaged
In erecting large tannery building
at Lost City, Hardy county, West
virginia, returned to their home at
Spruce Hill, this county.
On the 4th of the present month.
Mrs. Mary Murphy, died at her sons
nome IN st. Louis, Mo, at the age of
lo5 years, end on the 3rd of the
present month, September, 1885,
Mrs. Lavina Fillmore died at Clarence
York State, aged LOG years.
George Roberts of Tacoma. Wash.
lngton State has invented a hop pick
ing machine. The vines are showed
into cylinder like a threshing ma.
chine, and the leaves are separated
from the hops by breeze generated
from the rapid revolution of the evil
inder.
dave you tried South American
Nervine-the gem of the century {?
Ihe 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, Miff1intown, Pa.
Nov. IA, 1y.
Cleveland and his calamity makers
have 50 frightened the city rnd town
business people that a convention of
Thousand delegates from the town
and city trade boards have convened
this Tuesday, September II, 1893,
IN Washington, D c., to consider
and discuss the financial condition
OF the country. B. II. Warner,
president of the Washington board
of trade delivered the address of
welcome.
Henry Goshen, now a citizen of
Altoona, but who spent the most of
his years in this town where he is
well known, came to visit his friends
here last week, Goshen is demo.
crat. Last Saturday evening an old
time democratic friend met him on
the side walk, and after an exchange
of greeting. said Goshen 1 am glad
to see you, but we were fooled with
our president" Goshen hesitated
second or two and then put up his
hand, and said. "don't say anything"
The weather for Port Royal fair
last week was all that could be de-
sired, and the attendance was CORES
pondingly large. Thousands of
people visited the grounds during
the week. The social feature of the
fair seems to increase as the years
roll by, people from all parts of the
county enjoy a trip to the fair to
renew acquaintance and form new
ones. The sight of the trotting and
running was enjoyed by the multi
tude, but above 1t all the wheelmen's 8
race was most admired. The wheel
men who participated in the race on
Friday vera James Murray, Philo
Banks, j. Z. Dietrich, Fred Espen-
schade, Jr., all Of Miffllntown, and
John Henderson, of Lewistown. 1t
was Il county race aud Murray won
the prize, Henderson led the race
but on account of it being county
race, and on account of the fact that
he belongs to certain association of
wheelmen, he could not accept the
prize. The participants i'll the wheel
race ON Saturday were W. Gibbens
of Harrisburg, w Woods of Lewis
town and James Murray of Miflin-
town.