Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-04-05

" '0 hisu Idte Scnooi 10 teach pa
tience.
March 25, was '.fruit day." and
was clear and calm indicating, thew
say a fruitful year.
"Soda Is an excellent material for
cleaning tinware. Apply damp with
cloth, then rub dry"
Statistics establish the fact that
more unfortunate occurrences take
place on Monday than on Friday.
About six feet of the top of the
splre of the Lutheran church was
blown off by the wind on Tuesday
evening
ID. NJ. Marshall a prominent candi-
date for the Office OF Superintendent
OF Common Schools was in town on
Saturday.
Samuel Rothrock has gone to
Pittshnrg where he is engaged in
Superintending the Clayton Electric
Company.
The Juniata Bar held a meeting in
the Court House on Tuesday, in
memory of J. Frank Stoner, Esq,
deceased.
J. r. Rodgers, prominent citi-
zen of Johnstown this county, visit
ed the County Capitol on Saturday,
on business.
VIM. Burehfeld recently employ
ed as eompositor on the Bellwood
Bulletin is visiting among relatives
in this his native place.
The chief burgess of Huntingdon.
is going for the drunks. Whenever
man staggers along the street or
sidewalk, he is arrested.
David Jenkins of AIifiin county. is
90 years old, and is credited with be
ing the eldest man in PENNSYLVANIA,
that cast vote for President last No
vember
An exchange remarks:-When a
man IS looking for wife he wants
an angel, and when he goes to house
keeping, he sometimes says ugly
things because he didn't get a cook.
Last Saturday was the busiest fst
OF April witnessed in many days, and
most of the obligatiars were met
without trouble, which indicate IA
vorables state ot finances in the county.
a certain young gentlemen going
six miles TO hire rig and th2n
when putting in his appear
ance at the home of his "best GAL
meet with these words from the old
lady: "Go on, go OF! she's not goin'
with You,' Is certainly sad and bitter
disappointment IN q nutshell
The letters remaining in the Pat,
terson post office uncalled for on
Saturday evening were for: Mrs. L.
F. Smith, Mrs I Bienler, Samuel On
ray, Harry Huntington, Lorinda V.
S. Missimor, Miss Laura Rofsin, Rev
S. Z. Rodkey, Charles McFadden &
Son. When you call ask for advor
tised letters, if in the above list.
W. II. Rannals of McA'ister vile,
offers az Private Sale a Valuable
Farm of 20 acres, Sc OF which are
cleared \ weather-boarded house,
bank barn ani all necessary out
. buidjnrs are erected thereon. Il is
located one-aud a-haIf miles south
east Of M1Alisterville, near churches
and schools. Gil on or address Mr..
| Raanals at the above place.
English SPAWN Liriment removes
ali Hard. SOit or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
. SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring,
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swollen
! Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by
use Of one bottle. Warranted The
most wonderful Blemish Cure even
known. Sold by L. Bauks & Co,
Druggists, Mifiintown. Oct. l, 1y,
Lewistown Gazatte:-Af-gr The wa
ter went down from the recent food.
a humber of pools were left in the ca.
nal. Wednesday of last week Geo
Williams, John Gallaher, DE-. Smith
Al. Bearly, james Pecht and Philip
Raymer, Jr., went fishing in these
ponds and caught between three
and four hundred pounds OF fish
mostly carp, the largest measuring
twentylhree inches and weighing
seven pounds.
LEoruRE.-The Gettysburg College
Illustrated Lecture Club consisting
of AIessrs. W. S. O6erh2ltzar, c. K
Bell and J. T. Kempfer will deliver
their beautifully illustrated lecture
entitled, Columbus and the Worlds
Fair, in the Lutheran Church, Mlf
: fintown, Thursday evening, April 6
at 7:3O o'clock.
: The lecture Is instructive 'and in
teres.ing. One of the best higl
grade eteriopticans is used. No ad
{ mission is charged, but collection
. for the young men of the club VIII
/ give the entertainment may be eS
| pected.
; Imagine a glittering array Of whit
stat, 500 feet in length, 100 feat II
height with the exception Of the 10"
er which rears itself skyward 10 al
! altitude Of $50 feet and you have th
: front view Of The McKaye Spects
! torium." of Chicago. From this toH
er can be obtained one of the bas
views of the Worlds Fair grounds
+ and second only in Importance is tn
l. view to be obtained from the elevf
|. ton Of the roof garden at 100 fee
t Considering the safety aud comtoT
= of their patrons, the Columbian Cell
bration Company has contracted wit
r The Standard Elevator Company @
Chicago, to supply fifteen immens
elevators that shall be sure, swift an
j nnfn These nlerators. in themselve