Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-07-11

The Liverpool Sun declares itself
to be neutral in politics and will
publish cards for any and all candi-
dates.
Lewistown indulged in 4th of
July demonstration the chief feature
Of which was a burlesque Coxey
army parade.
DR. Holmes Dysinger, President of
Carthage College, Illinois, preached
In the Lutheran church on the even
ing of July 1st
Miss Bessie Miller of Huntingdon,
who recently graduated at JMillers-
burg State Normal School is visiting
Miss Ella Pannabaker.
Miss Lizzie Moore has purchased
the DR.. Hoops property in .McAlis
terville from Charles Adams. Con-
sideration about $4,000.
The people quickly recognize mer-
it, and this is the reason the sales of
Hoods Sarsaparilla are continually
increasing. Hood is con top"
1t is important to keep the liver
and kidneys in good condition.
Hoods Sarsaparilia is the remedy
for invigorating these organs.
Mrs George Ridon aged about 20
years, died at the home of her hus-
band in Patterson on Monday even
ing. Iuterment in Lewistown.
Mr. Charles Stone, wife and little
daughter of Washington, d. c., are
visiting Mrs. Stones parents Mr..
and Mrs. S. Strayer in Patterson.
A bolt of lightning struck the
barn Of John Hibbs in Delaware
township, and broke rafters and did
sundry other damage to the barn.
DIR. John Ro.hrock and sister
Clara, visited the family of J. L. L.
Sahm at Wilkesbarre. Mrs. Sahm
and the doctor are brother and sister
The Red Rock Sabbath School
vii! hold their Annual Festival OF the
School HouseGrounds on Saturday,
evening, July 2lst. All ara invited
to attend.
A young man caught pike that
measured 26 inches in length and
weighed Al pounds in Germania
mill dam in Licking Creek q few
mornings ago.
It ,e1:,-oI Ill I>o I,o,l - T. I,
Rapp's place in Walker township, on
Saturday evening July Nth, 1894.
All kinds Of refreshments will be
served. Proceeds for the benefit OF
the Z. 3. Church.
Editor Allison and DIR. Dowd
Crawford took to the woods Of Black
Log on the 4tb, and on their return
spoke IN glowing terms OF the hos
pitality OF Oppla & Son, prominent
people III Black Log Valley.
1T ia said that the Pennypacker-
Panrebaker family of Pennsylvania,
sent more soldiers to the civil war
than any other American family
There were 103 in the Union Army.
and Ii in the Confederate service
Non progressive Cinnamon cut
down a lot of telegraph poles that
! the government allowed to be erect
ed in north China Thirteen CHINA
man were detected IS the men who cut
down the poles. Government order
ed the head OF everyone of the th!r-
| teen Cinnamon cut eff.
! The letters remaining uncalicd for
in the .M!fiintown post Office for the
week ending July 7th, were for .N,.
G. A Wendt, Edward Shower, S ".
Johnson, W. c. Webster, Geo. Leo
kicker, Rev S. p Kiefer, Andrew G.
Krause, Mrs. George Hays, Miss
Annie Leech and postal cards for
james ?. Name, J. T. Vert.
The la,vIess crowds of Chicago
spart the 4fh in uncoupIing and
throwing cars off TIE railroad track
burning cars and aefyino the troops.
Many women took part in the riot.
GUS proceedings. The rioters you'd
do their work and then oricl;'v rur,
into the crowd, believing that they
could not be fred upon in crowd.
The Democratic State Convention
nominated editor Sineerly of the
Philadelphia Record for Governor
Sirgeriv is a free trader. and has iba
courage of his convictions. The
Yan-cro,1or ~ on oil boro n f,;o,, I =,
feelinr For Mr.. Singerlv, but II i7
like the boys feeling for one Of his
best sheep when If got into bad com
pany.
IF fhe far mers would band togeth-
er and burn ont people who will not
agree to paw them higher prices for
their farm products. thev would be
no worse than are the striker corspir-
ators who have been burning railroad
properly. ard ohstructing mail trains,
and travel and Transportation of I'll
kinds Of live stock and store goods
Mt Chicago and other western points.
because the companies will not pay
them higher wages.
The barn on the Samuel Brant
farm. in Milford township. near To
Gust Grove was DESTROYED BY fire af-
ter nicht fall on the '4th of July.
The place is tenanted by Murry Cnn-
ninobam, who lost two horses, wag-
on. harness and farm implements,
and lot OF new hav The barn and
contents was insured. How tha fire
originated is not known. All the
Cunninaham's had gone to Port
ROYAL to see the 4th of July fire.
works