Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-05-30


Hastings received a public recep.
Ion when he returned home to Belle
fonte, after his nomination for Gov.
ernor.
A number of Mifiintown people
attended the Christian Endeayor
meeting at ATcCulloch's Mills, on
Tuesday.
On Sunday main line Express was
taken OFT and Day Express was given
Its place, but without changing anv
of the time. "AS
Quit fooling with the outlaw
strikers, who will not allow men TO
work in places that they themselves
Will not work in.
Ex-Judge B. #. Junkin and VIM.
A Sponsler, Esq, of Bloomfield, Per
rry county, were arrested on the oath
INST. for embezzlement.
The letters remaining uncalled for
IN the Miff1intown post Office for the
week ending June 26, were for Mrs.
Hamilton and James Kaufman.
There was just trace of snow in
Louisville, though it was unpleasant
ly cold Sunday night. Throughout
eastern Kentucky the "oldest inhabi-
tant' has retired from sight.
Seven thousand of Williamsport
people fled from the fiat part of the
town, and spent one night on the
hills IN darkness and rain. The loss
to the town is q million dollars.
A German carp weighing 81 pounds
was caught in the race on Saturday
by Christ Goodman. It reached
from one side of an ordinary wash
tub to the the other.-Huntinpd
Journal May 25.
MUSICAL COLLEGE Tho Summer
Term opens July %, in Vocal and In
strumental Music. The Spring term
opened with larger attendance of
students than ever. For catalogues
address Henry B. Meyer, Freeburg,
Po.
Heck is selling off his entire stock
of boots and shoes at cost.
The railroad bridge number G,
near Johnstown, Cambria county,
was washed out by the late food.
1t was a 1900 feet washout, and that
was the cause of the trains running
to Pittsburg by way Of Bedford and
Hindman.
The committee on 4th of July ar.
rangement Tor Fulton, Illinois, have
invited Colonel Breckenridge of Poi.
lard fame, to deliver the 4th of July
address, and that gives the measure
of the people OF Fulton on the man
and woman question.
Mrs. Amelia App ofIIlinois, daugh,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Auman visited in
this place last week, and would have
prolonged her stay had she not re.
ceived a despatch that Mr.. App was
sick with typhoid fever. She return.
cd 10 Illinois. Later information re-
ports Mr.. App improving and get,
ting better.
Seven thousand people living in
the most denselY populated and most
costly improved part Of Williams.
port fed TO the hills to escape the
food that rolled down the WesI
Branch of the Susquehanna river
They did not like to take the risk OF
remaining in the !second AID third
stories Of their houses.
Heck is selling off his entire stock
of boots and shoes at cost.
John Felsinger a IA year cd boy
Of number 203 Sassafras street, Har
risburg, was arrested in Patterson
on a dispatch from his parents, last
Thursday, not on o charge OF having
committed crime bat for having rur
away from home. The boy was put
in the charge of Sheriff Lapp for safe
keeping, till called for by his parents
The sermon published in thisissu
of the SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN is the
same that Rev. DR.. Talmage preach
ed on the morning thst his church
burned. Mr. Talmage had scarcely
finished preaching till the flames
burst out CT the organ. 1t is believ
ed the fire was kindled by sparl
from the organ electric machinery
Read the sermon.
John w Bousman e foreman OF
the Sunbury and Lewistown railroad
fell off q pier Of the Selinsgrovt
bridge during the late flood, and was
reported drowned. He managed t.
grasp log, got on it, and became
unconscious and in that state wa
rescued and revived and is again OF
duty. His friends in Sfifliintowl
mourned him dead a number of days
Fayette county jail is full of riot
ers who have been trying to driv.
men from work, from the places the
the strikers vacated. Last Thursda,
two thousand strikers attempted t
to drive one hundred miners from
work. The Sheriff of the county We
on hand to protect the workman
The Sheriff had seventy-fvo deputie
with him all armed, and were com
PEELED to shoot. Four of the striker
were shot dead, and many wounded
Three deputies were wounded. TIL
strikers fled, many Of them have sine
been arrested.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Brown:
valley, Ind, says: 81 have been in
distressed condition for three year
= from Nervousness, Weakness of tn
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges
ton until my health was gone.
had been doctoring constantly witt
no relief. L bought one bottle c
| South American Nervine which don
) me more good than any $50 worth c
| doctoring L ever did in my life.