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

Two bottles of Hoods Sarsapar-
liia entirely cured me of eruptiops on
the skin" THOMAS KELLER, Mont
Alto, Pa.
G. 2. Breckinridge was one of the
Cleveland administration leaders to
advocate reduction of pension appro-
priations.
Stopl look and listen when YOU
come to railroad crossing if you
have not clear view of the track
both ways
The apple crop in Blair county
Will be failure says the Holidays
burg Register. Frost in April nip
ped the bud.
The public schools of Mifdintown,
picniced at Macedonia last Thursday.
The picnic was gotten up by Pro-
fessor Gortner.
G. p. Pannabaker editor Coalport
Standard, accompanied by his friend
Mr.. Danlinger of Phillipsburg visit
ed in this place day last week.
The town council should see to it
that no filthy water be allowed to ac-
cumulate in the cutters of the town
from back yards or other places.
John S. Shirk gives notice to all
persons not to trespass on his farm
in Fayette township for hunting and
fishing or for the gathering of berries.
The Bloomfield Advocate of MAY 9,
SAYS: OF the 20 horses offered for
sale on Tuesday of last week, but 9
were sold, the prices ranging from
$40 to $40.
The coal miners strike is holding
UP the price of coal, and the miners
are losing one hundred thousand
dollars in wages every day that they
are out of work.
A man has a right to loaf as much
as he pleases if he pays his way.
Bat what right has q striking loafer
to march around and compel other
men to quit work and become loafers?
Kennet5 Square, Pa, May S.-The
) yeer-o!d daughter Of John Beuge,
who resides a short distance south OF
here, died yesterday of hydroPhobia.
Sac was bitten by dog six weeks
ago.
Ths people of Ciearfeld have by a
vote decided in favor of the purchase
of poor house farm. Oae hundred
and twenty farms have been offered
ths county commissioners FOR the
pooC house farm.
Thieves got into VIM. Leaches
house at DoYle's Mills on Saturday
night, and stole a $40, $40 and a
s. gold piece from pocket in Mr.
Leach's pants. Some silver coin In
the pockets were allowed to remain
! Talmage's Church in New York
City was destroyed by fire on Sun
day after the morning service. Mr.
TalmaGe was still shaking hand:
with the people when the fire was
discovered in the back part of tht
organ. Il is the 3rd time the church
has been burned aud every time or
I Sunday. Loss about 100000. in
isurance 100000. A hotel near by
! was destroyed by fire from the church
{ Harriet e. Hall OF Waynetown
Ind, says: 81 owe my life to tn,
great South American Nervine.
had been in bed for five months frou
the effects Of an exhausted Stomach
Indigestion, Nervous prostration arC
a general shattered condition of ny
whole system. Had given up 81
hopes OF getting well Had triet
three doctors with no relief. Tit
nest bottle OF the Nervine Tonic i'm
proved me SO much that l was abb,
to walk about and few bottles cur
: ed me entirely. l believe It is IL;
best medicine in tie world. [ can
not recommend it TO highly" Sole
: by L. Banks q Co, Druggist, Drif
dintown, Pa. Feb. 8 '93, Iy.
The Misses Willis Of Milford town
ship, were thrown OUT backward
from 4 spring wagon in which the,
were starting home from the Public
q School Commencement on The nigh
OF the entertainment and both coz
sidera5ly hurt. Tne accident occur
red on Bridge street opposite the
Court House. The horse started
suddeniy, and the seat dropped Of
throwing the young ladies to tht
ground on their backs. The young
er sister was unconscious and was
carried into the law office Of George
J. Parker where under the attention
of DR.. Banks she was revived to con
Iscieusness, and in an hour and q hal
after was able to go home. A third
sister ana brother in the froat seat
were not thrown out by the sudder
start of the horse.
A correspondent of the Lewistown
Gazette, says:-The pair of King
birds that have taken up their quar-
ters in large apple tree in our
orchard and Matched out and reared
their young for number of years
came back Tuesday of last week and
took up their abode in the same tree.
and their first work after they arriv
ed was to whip some saucy crows
that had become to familiar about
the poultry yards. They done 1t Up
fine and the black chicken and egg
sucking thieves have made themselves
scarce since. They are worth their
weight in gold, about the poultry
yard, keeping hawks and crows away.
We hope 70 person will shoot them
as some have done for bee birds, as
they only catch the drones and they