Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-02-15

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er full of money, is the cry of the
Democracy for the 4th OF March.
Joseph Dill of Company. G..
18th Pa Cavalry, had been allowed
pension with back pay, amounting
to S23S.93 through the VIM. Fry
agency, of Mexico, Pa.
On last Tuesday, Jacob Weaver, o.
Walker Twp, on his way from the
house to the barn, slipped on ice, and
fell tracturing rib. He was confn
to the house number of days, but
is now better.
can effort is being mode looking tc
grand reunion on September 18th
next, of all the Union cavalrymer
who participated in the battle of Get
tysburg. The reunion is to take
place on the battlefield.
"a bill has been introduced in tbs
Legislature to appropriate $4,000
for the erection of fish WAYS in the
Clark's Ferry and Shamokin dams ir
the Susquehanna, and Millerstowr
dam in the Juniata river"
The gold men are getting them
selves into pretty mix They are
finding that the supply of gold is not
sufficient to meet ematuring obliga
tons. If they have their way much
longer, gold will be at a premium.
A lecture by the blind evangelist
will be delivered in the new church
at Mexico, on the evening of Feb. %
Subject, stumbling and Experience
as Detective" Admittance 10 and
% cents Proceeds for the Church
debt.
The campaign for the Mifiintown
post Office, has quieted down to a
still hunt with several women on the
list rs aspirapts or candidates. If
the women aspirants could get the
esr of Mrs. Cleveland the jig would
be up with the boys.
TIE Ministerial Association of Milf.
tlintown, Patterson and Contingent
Charges will meet at the residence of
Rev. ]. r. Henderson on Monday
the 20th inst, at . o'clock 2. NJ. An
interesting paper will be presented.
NJ. L. DRUM, Sec'y.
Edward Gill, Sr., of Mexico wa
injured on the mountain near Van
Dyke on Feb. Sth, by tie bouncing
down on the ice covered ground
He made n very narrow escape, was
considerably bruised, but no broken
bones. He was brought home on a
sled, and is slowly recovering of his
injuries.
There is n saying among travelling
men and women of the world: See
Paris and die. Not quite On the
same list are a number of the Older
people of Tuscarora Valley, who {
few years ago, expressed a desire to
see railroad traverse their part OF
the county, before they had been
summoned to die
fave YOU tried South American
Nervine-the gem of the century
The great cure for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia end Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot
ties Is cents. Sold by L. Banks
Co, Druggists, AIifliintowu, Pa.
Nov. Il, IL.
Young Mr.. Saely. aged 10, a To
bacconist from York Haven, Pa, wa.
struck by Fast Freight, westward
bound, at Port Royal ON Monday
evening and showed to the COW ditcl
into which his body dropped mas
of human pulp. He did not hear o.
see the train on account of the pass
ing of another train in an opposite
direction.
Keep on the alert for the Elocu
tionary and Musical Entertainment
in the Court House on the evening
Of the 22nd. As it will be under th
management of Mrs. Z. Myrtl
Drum, the Elocutionist and Mr.. s
H. Rollmsn, the Musician and singer
4 rich treat may be expected. Chart
for reserved seats ut w. IT. Roll
mans and G.. ". Heck's.
English SPAWN Liniment remove
all Hard. Soft or Cailoused Lump
and Blemishes from horses, Bloot
SPAWN, CUrbs, Splints, Sweenv, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swolle
Throa's, Coughs, &c. Save $50 b
use Of ons bottle. Warranted th
most wonderful Blemish Cure eve
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co
Druggists, Miffiintown. Oct. I, J.,
Mr.. Charles f. Frork known
most of our citizenship, died on th
IIth inst, and was buried from th
residence of his step father on Nor
day the 18th. Services were cor
dncted by Rev. NJ. L. Drum assiste
! by DR.. II G. Holloway. Mr.. f. {
| Hinkle md family desire to expires
their thanks to friends and neigt
bors for many acts of kindness du
ing last illness of-Charles.
James Notes.-The formerly Of th
town was knocked down at Lewi
town Junction, few days ago by
steer that escaped from a ear. Not
stine and Others were irving to car
ture the animal, when it made fc
, him, gored him down aud severel
hurt one one of his arns. Had
not been for others of the party
would soon have horned him to dealt
The beast was run into a barn nea
by and there killed.
The other morning Charles Corl
ins was coming to town with lot {
articles for market Just when IL
horse was opposite his sons plac
; north of Lost Creek ridge, abol
y