Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-07

Go to Meyers for YOUR s,muor
from. A u select
Fred r. Smith and Harry Baker
OF Harrisburg spent SUNDAY With With
friends in town. WIN
). G. Dimm and s. B. London b.xs
oeen appointed notaries public by
6overnor Pattison. ~
DR.. ii. P. Derr arrived in tbis
place last week after a-visit of several
weeks in Miffiinburg.
A large number of italian vo,,-
men on fourth railroad track were ~
day. u hoii'
Mr. Henry Pannypacker of Chester
Gounty, is visiting liveryman J2bn
Bsrgy Mrs. Bergy is Mr. PAM
packers neice.
Miss Bessie Shollar and Miss John
son OF Williamsburg, Blair county.
are visiting the Misses Murray of tbo
Nat ional House.
People who believe in signs saw
TINS Is to be great year for fruit be.
cause the trees blossomed in the
dark of the moon. ~
walter Mains show that was rail.
rocuted IN the woods beyond Tyrone
on the morning of Decoration dav ia
being reorganized.
The only Double Ex+ac, s,r,a...u. .
"rhe oes' because Il cures. Take no euhss. 6octs.
Inc cannery company the comin 2
season will buy beans and peas in
the pod and corn in the ear and
large red fleshy tomatoes.
The letters in the Miff1intown nost
office uncalled for, for the week end.
ing May 3, were for J. H. Howard
Mrs. Maggie Ard, Mrs. X. II. Rubl'
John Groce.
Humphreys Specific No. 7, cures
Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis. The
relief is quick, the cure perfect
Pl1ce 25c. For sale by all druggists
March %, '93.
says, IuaI tne pOpu
lar stuffed calico cat, if properly ex-
posed to view, will drive off English
sparrows which infest the upper
window cornices or other parts of
the premises.
The Water Company have the
bowl and jets and other fixtures for
the fountain an the ground, and
while not as large as the famous Bar
tholdl fountain of centennial exhibi.
ton fame, it is like it in shape, and
will be thing of beauty when in
play during summer days.
The letters uucalIed for in the
Patterson post Office on the lst of
June were for Mr.. George R Swartz,
George Sulouff. Niche Ricciuard,
ELI, Signor Di Iami Rociopaolo, Sig
nor Gennarino Sparto, Signor Cath.
erlna Bonncca Servafno. When
calling for letters in above list say
they are advertised
The Main circus that was wrecked
on the railroad near Tyrone is quar-
tered at Tyrone, and undergoing a
reorganization, and being put in to a
state Of repairs to enable it to again
come fore the poblic. Of the 119
horses, colts and ponies, so were kill.
ed in the wreck. Others have since
died. All the hosses are more or
less injured.
Tho c;,,,,la NAV 70 oIo,, q boI4lo -,
pitcher, says the New York Herald is
to tear newspaper into small bits
and nearly or quite fill the bottle
Then pour in warm soap-suds with O
little ammonia added, and shake we'll
The paper will soon scour the inside
of the bottle thoroughly clean, and
it only remains to rinse it we'll be.
fore using again.
The Harrisburg Telegraph says
Mr.. Walton, of Philadelphia, was
lucky in picking up at small price
an old clock made in Perry county in
1889 as wedding present for girI
about 20 be married. The names oi
the different owners of the clock from
the time it was made are all known
to Mr.. Wolton, which makes the
clock all the more valuable, as it is
very often impossible to obtain auth.
entic information as to ownership.
Bloomfield Democrat, May 81
One day last week Richard Thomas,
of Centre township, brought to town
an Indian tomahawk, or battleaxe
1t is fashioned out of hard, fine
grained stone and has the well-defin
ed groove on each side that held the
withe that composed the handle. 1t
looks as if it had boen used for the
purpose for which it had been made
Mr.. Thomas plowed it up in one Of
| his fields. 1t can be seen at the
Mansion House in this place.
Some one writing from Stroud's
mills to the Lewistown Gazette, says
Last Friday night there was AN opos
sum got at John Forsythe'n turkey:
and pulled lot of feathers out of tht
old one and killed sixteen young ones
eating twelve of them, then laid
down in the nest to take a nap. John
was prowling around and caught him
and notwithstanding he tried to play
possum John was not going to be
put off that way, SO he dispatched
him.
Liverpool Sun:-Last Friday al
John Buchanan was driving by his
small tenant house in Perry county,
he saw several of the tenants chill
dren at the well. They lifted the
trap door, and one, girl about 8 OF
7 years, fell in. He heard the splash
and scream, stopped his team, hast