Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-05-16

Lee L. Wilson, agent for Glen
Ufo9ners Nurseries, Rochester. N.
L., canvassed this ne;gbborbaod
last week.
Hailey $ comet is heading this way,
and In 1911 it will be due. and viii
De SO bright that it can easily be
seen during the daytime.
From the accountants statement
the Perry County Bank of Bloom.
held, will be able to pay its depogi-
tors cents on the dollar.
Road Supervisor Boyle, Of ScbuvI.
Kill county, will be tried for issuing
bogus orders and bogus bills for
work done on the highways.
The mansion barn on the Stouffer
Cedar Spring farm has been repair
ed. The stone west gable end has
been taken out and frame end put
in.
Charles Waream after an illness of
four days with pneumonia, died at 3
o clock on Tuesday morning at his
nome IN Patterson aged about so
years.
The wives of 300 miners in Cum
berland have notified the strike lead
ers that their husbands intend to
continue at work in justice to their
families.
Rev. S. P. Kindt of the Egangeli-
cal church was killed at Middleburc.
Snyder Co, few days ago bv an
iron rod from well drilling machine
falling on his head.
Congress seems to be disposed to
pass bill providing for committee
to investigate the Coxey movement,
and the depressed condition of labor,
and report on sans.
Christians condemn the heather
Chinee for the compression of girls
feet, but permit Of the compression
of girls waists. Which is the worst.
compressed feet or compressed waists.
The Junior United American Ne
charles of Reading. Pa, have applied
to court for ar Injunction to oust 4.
j. Freegman from the school board,
because he has never been raturaGz-
ed.
! lIr. W. II. Groninger SAYS: There
is n contin uous stretch Of ono hun.
( dred square miles Of mountain tim.
/ Der land in Juniata and 3fifiiin coun
ties, in which are boar, deer, turkey,
I pheasarts, &c.
CoxeJ's divorced wife proposes tc
sue Coxcy as soon as lie gets back
to Ohio for stealing away her daugh
ter, and having her TO ride in the
May Day ride at Washington as 'tbc
Angel of Peace"
These hard democratic times are
making the rank and file of the dem
ocracy wilt. Everybody is dissatis
fed with the times excepting tho
free trade leaders of the democ
racy who want affairs leyeled to Eu
ropean rates.
The strongest animals in the
world are those that live on a vege
table diet The lion il ferocious
rather than strong. The bull, horse
reindeer, elephant and antelope, al
cons?icous for strength, choose q
vegetable diet"
! If the land owners all would re
fran from raising grain one wear
that would send up the price of al
kinds of farm products, and would
be no worse than the acS Of othel
strikers TO advaEca tho prices il
which they are Interested 10.
The Democrat and Sentinel o
Lswistown wants the back seats and
the gallery seats il the opera house
raised high in price and the price O.
front seats put down low 50 that the
tougbs Of the town will take The
front seats where they eau be seen
and be required 10 behave decentIy
A scientific writer on microbes de
clares that the microbo of consump
ton, in shape, Is thip, Of variable
length, looks like short thin sticks
| The cholera microbe is in the form
of half circle. Tho microbe of in
termittent fever is spiral The mi
crobe of every disease has its OWL
form
/ Lewisburc Chronicle, Nav l2:-
James Rhoais, pattern maker, al
the Huston works at Montgomery
was ii Muncy, Friday of last week
where he INDUCED in strong drink,
sat down at table in q restaurant
and, apparently fell asleep. When
they went to arouse him, they were
shocked 10 find him dead. Aged 70
years.
Bill Nye writes: Every newspa-
per man has, at some time in his
newspaper experience, met the man
who takes more papers than he can
read. He was i'll town last week.
He paid 25c for an almanac, wiped
his nose on an awning, tried to blow
out an electric light at the hotel, put
a nickle in the slot at the post office
because the mail didn't appear, want,
ed to hex the cashier of the bank be-
cause it closed at 3 o'clock, ard
watched the sign over the jewelry
store looking for it to strike
The story of the Reformation or
life of Luther in the Lewistown o.
era House, Thursday and Friday ev-
enings, May II and Is, 1891, told by
Mrs. H. e. Monroe the renowned Lee
turer with the aid Of S5 superb ster-
eopEean views and 100 of the select
young people of Lewistown, in Six
teen Century Costumes, under the
auspices of the st. Johns Ev. Luth-