Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-09-27

uLn otace League of Republican
oiuos met IN Reading this Tuesday
$3.50, $2.s7, $3.50 and s4.es bow.
ionS pants suits in the latest Fall ef
fects at Meyers. ' u
Last Wednesday evening Mrs
Aiice Harvey of Lock Haven took oC
grams of morphine and never wall
ened. 'oi wax
Amos Wagner of Maitland M;ft,i,
county raised a number of potatoes
tnls year that weighed each two
pounds. wv
Last Wednesday, September 90
was Atonement Day among Hebrews
hne strict Hebrew ate nothing ON
that day. y"
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, 25c
Sent by mail in receipt of price bv
=; l; Hood & Co., Apothccaries, Low.
ell, Mass. i0"
Inere is no means by which the
possibilities of the harmful leoisla-
ton of the present Congress can be
estimated.
"ilo geese are said to be on the
wing southwark bound, but who ever
before heard of them going south so
early IN the seasonl
The many truthful testimonials in
Dehait OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. prove
that Hoods cures even when all 9th
ers fail. Try it now.
strong nerves, sweet sleep, good
appetite, healthy digestion and best
of all Pure Blood, are given bv
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Presbyterian church at JERSEY
Shore was destroyed by fire last We'd
nesday night. The origin of the fire
is not known. Loss $4,000; insur-
ance $4,000.
Coffee dealers are talking about
raising the price of coffee on account
of the civil war in Brazil. They have
gone to war with each other instead
of raising coffee.
Sheriff Lapp took Mary f. Yocum
to the Harrisburg Asylum on Satur-
day. Mrs. Lapp accompanied the
Sheriff as lady attendant of Miss Yo-
cum as required by law.
What is Congress going to do
about the tariff The game playing
there now is politics for who is to
run on the Democratic ticket for
President after Cleveland's term ex.
pires.i
The State Law put upon Sheriff
Lapp the duty of removing fish bask-
cts and other devices for cat,hinr
fish from streams within his baliwick, =,
and last week lie had a number of
baskets torn out of the river and
creeks in the vicinity.
The Republicans in Congress who
have been helping to pull Cleveland's
unconditional silver repeal bill chest
nut out OF the fire are beginning to
feel as if they had burnt their fingers
when the Cleveland mon threw the
offer to repeal the Federal Election
Laws into the fire for fuel
John Spratt OF Lewistown went t.
a drug store one day last week and
bought strychuine for rats He hid
it on table where he had quinine
that he was going to take. He was
C lied away a moment, and when he
returned he took a strychnine pow
der instead of a quinine gowder. He
died within ten minutes.
George B. Kegarise, a Baptist
preacher of Bedford county commit
ed suicide few mornings ago. He
hal been to his stable and fed his
horse, ard on his way to his house,
hung himself to the limb Of cherry
rec rear the building Suicides in
central Pennsylvania have been num-
erous this summer. The most of the
suicides We're people who had led ex
emplary lives.
Democratic leaders are talking
about reviying the war taxes. Thew
are talking about raising the tax on
whisky from 90c a gallon to 81 % a
gallon, and talking about reviving
the income tax. Truly the affairs OF
the country have come to a nice
state of affairs within the past seven
months since the calamity making
Administration of Cleveland has
come into power.
The unbecoming talk, and bad
maun9rr and ignorant conduct mani
tested by certain set of boys and
young men in town in the evening is
getting to be the talk of the town,
and if the ignorance OF the boys be
continued it will be no surprise tc
hear that they have been brought tC
lime and respectable street behavior
through n process of law. If the boys
are ignorant and have no respect fo-
themselves, in their street conduct
they can be taught respect for other:
through the scoop net of the law.
Samuel Rightly aged 81 years anG
wife aged 81 years were found dead
in bed near Newton, Pa, on Satur
day night by neighbor who called
there on Sunday morning with {
pitcher of milk for the old people
The heads of the old people had beer
crushed with a hatchet, or othei
similar instrument and coal oil pour
ed on the bed and fired. but the tir'
did not burn well and was put out
soon after discovered by neighbors
The old people had one hundred
dollars in money, and that is VIII,
they were killed.
The Lewlstown Free Press says
Petty gambling is carried on in thi
| nIoca and vicinity TO a greater eS