Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-10-25

can a. the re union in Lswistovn or
the 18th. VI
%Dr. VIM. Banks walks like a stall
wart, since Mrs. Banks his wife nre-
sented him with nice 10y baby on
reunion day.
John Hollobaugh, George Hender-
son and Ed. Gushard are on n rec.
reation trip to the Big Thicket
shooting squirrel.
Crime seems to be epidemic in
Blair county. twenty-five criminals
were sentenced to jail in that county
on Saturday week.
Mr.: Jonas Kaufman and daughter
Isabella OF Walker township, and
Miss Ellie Simons of this town. are
visiting the Worlds Fair.
John Tyson has a bear tran and
other traps set on Shade mountain
north OF town. The other night he
caught an opossum in a steel trap.
The best medical authorities saw
the proper way to trent catarrh is to
take a constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Nov. Is, '93.
Frank Wagner of Clearfeld coun-
ty, Pa, and John Wagner of Virginia
VISITED their brothers and other rel
atlyes III this place on reunion day.
The Fremont Cornet Band employ
ed by Landload Arbogast of the ia
GODS House for the reunion occasion
remained in town till Friday morn
ing.
William Ferguson of Delaware
township while shooting at turkey
IN the woods shot Samuel Graham
As far as is known Graham is still
alive.
The joints and muscles are so lub.
ricated by Hoods Sarsaparilla that
all rheumatism and stiffness soon dis
appears. Get only Hoods. Nov. Is.
1898.
The estate of Charley Wolf de
ceasedof Lewisburg is worth between
13 and IA thousand dollars, and is in
debt between one and two hundred
thousand dollars.
Sheriff Walls is home from a trip
west While on an excursion on lake
Michigan the boat came near being
wrecked In the gale the sheriff lost
his hat and other baggage.
The two spans of the Mexico bridge
that were blown down into the river
and foated away were caught at
Clark's Ferry on the Susquehanna,
and there taken apart and piled on
shore.
Rev. Philip Graft and wife of Cali
fornia, spent Sunday with Mr. James
Simons and family. In the evening
Mr. Graft preached in the Lutheran
church to a large audience The
congregation was delighted and re
ligiouslv instructed, and spiritually
/ benefited by the sermon.
At the recent 11th annual reunion
of the 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry
held in Huntingdon, Peter Ubil o.
Juniata Co, still strong and vigor
ous was the Oldest man, being past
| 7G years. One of Ubil's shooting
feats in the Army was the killing Of
rebels horse at the distance of zoe
yards.
The letters uncalled for III the AIif
/ fintowr post Office for the week end
ing. October 81, wsre for Manton S
Webb, Mrs. Peter Yeliff, James Say
ers, Finores Lajering, Milegan Hen
rv. CHARLES Kaufman, A. j, Gross
Miss Annie Diehl, j. F. Daniels, Lem
Brook. Mrs. Alice Cramer and pos
tai card for J. B. S. Uphens.
Ten persons were injured in
wreck not far from Lima, Ohio, earl
on Sunday morning, while speeding
to Chicago. 1t was a collision @
east-bound train No. 4 with west
bound train No. 25. Number twen
ty five passed this station on Satur
day. Mrs. Bonsall, wife of the ed
FOR of the Tribune was on the trair
Mr.. Bonsall received word from he
that she sustained no injury.
l,Iauyer's steam threshing engine
broke through the bridge across th
race of looks saw mill in Fermar
agh township, last Monday morning
The bridge is about 10 feet hlgl
The front wheels of the engine wer
across the bridge when the structul
oaye way. The machine turned VI
Side down. and wheel of 1t cam
down on a spot in the race where el
g;naer Simon Lauver first lande
When he jumped from the engln
t IF something had happened that |
t could not have run away, he "oul
5 have been crushed.
j Twenty-si1 people met their deaf
in q collision of two passenger tran
at Battle Creek, Mich, between
= and 5 o'clock last Friday mornln
l The collision was caused by dl
obevment or misunderstanding
: orders. One of the trains shou
r have waited on siding for the 9th
to pass, but instead of waiting r, RI
on and produced the collision. g II L
a firemen and engineers leaped OFT al
e were not caught in the awful wre
e that took place. The engineer OF t
e train that should have waited Is
g prison, and the conductor 4DI ran ,,, avn
and cannot be found. Inc NUM- y,
% Of injured is large. One tram W
q going to and the other was M, 'oiHn d;n,
: from the Chicago Fair, The dls1 s.
IS ter will prove prolific So%ep SSedd Tl If u
10 number 13 for one of the trains &C
tanned 13 cars.
- ~ E,pal extraordinary lnduc
- ment for worlds Fair