Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-07-25

Some of the steamship lines carry
passengers in the storage quarters
across the ocean for ten dollars.
Rev. J. 81. Maice, Blind Evangel-
list, will preach in the Evangelical
Church, Patterson, Pa, Aug. 5th,
morning and evening. All ere cord
tally invited to be present. If.
The Lutheran Sunday Schools of
the County, WI picnic together in
the Chrrch woods at McAlisterv.lle,
Saturday, August 4, 1897 Sister
Schools invited to join them.
Messrs. Wyan, Young, Allison, Nc.
C-ferty, Mayer and Kirk, a gle, club |
from Lewistown, visited this place, !
eeveral hours tetween trains last
Wednesday evening, and sang to the
delight OF all lovers of music who
heord them.
Mrs. Hamilton, wife of Hugh Ham
ilton, deceased, died on Sunday night
of neuralgia of the heer,. 1t is not
long since. Mr.. Hcnilton, her hr.;
band died Her maiden name YVES
Kioss. Che was daughter of Gid
con Kloss, deceased.
Cleveland's democratic Congress
il a thorn in his political side. There
they sit and will not vote as he wants
them to vote. It is q family fight,
and if it were not for the fact that
the whole business of the country
suffers their fuss would bs laughed
at.
The Miffiintown base ball club, =,
crossed bats with the Reeds,i'le,
Vile, Miffiin county club, on the
1 Ground of the latter last Thursday,
when the thermometer stood 100 de-
S grees in the shade. The score stood
1S to IL il favor of the M'ff1' ntown
g club.
Debs vents everybody to strike
n and quit work in 1895. He hasn't
struck on his three thousand dollar
It salery yet, made up from the dues of
the order that he plays king over.
. What il the business of the country
would take rest one year and en-
). ploy no one.
All reports relative to the body 81
e James 3. Carpenter, having beer
- snatched for dissection purposes are
not correct as was proven the other
d. day when the grave was opened and
the coffin lid lifted, and his body
is viewed by those who opened the
. grave and coffin at the instance o
III Mrs. Carpenter.
's' List of letters uncalled for remain
IT. ing in the post Office at Mifflintowr
r. Pa, for the week ending, July 2lst
1894. Persons calling for letters il
off this list will please say they are ad
er vertised: Fred G. HOLMAN, G. G
Coder, Mr.. George Bittinser, P. Wiz
:, tarstsan: Cards, Alfrics Baer, H. "
en- Bey, Maggie Eickle.
The Chambersburg Repository {
-, July 18th says:-On Sunday night
80. horse was stolen from the barn {
80 John HGrshman, of near .Millbrool
The horse is solid bay, 16 hand
nd high, 7 years old, and bis name
sit slightly rubbed off A reward of S2'
will bo paid. Any information shoul
me be given Chief OF Police Kriechbaun
on Seth G. Sterrett of Tuscarora Va
lev and Willicm CHER of .Miffiin CO
On met IN the Murray House last Fir
ba day, and had talk over old time
when they 10th we've boys 52 veal
ago attending DR.. David Wil,or 5 A
er' adeny in Lewistown. It IS not ofte
Ia that men who were school mates
ye.rs in the pest meet by chance {
+he Mr.. Gl.er and Mr.. Sterrett met.
a'e L. II. Ruble, Steward of the Nj
fin county poor hou,e g made a WI
ice oIne csll in the Commissioner {
in fee of this county, Oh the 10Th ins
aud paid bi!l om counting II SS4.9
..s in frll fer the keeping of tramps {
Vs. INDECENT persons of said county i
''0 iured on the Pennsylvania Ra;lros
and brought within the limits Of J
rry riata county, for surgical and met
e to c1l treatment.
A boy 16 years old, named Nath
son Lemich, residence 412 Mercer stree
sit Philadelphia, had his left foot caug
E,tween deadwood on cars VIII
ont stealing ride on freight train
Trs the morning of the 18th at Ps
R)yrl. The foot was amputated
the Drs Crawford, essisted by Dr.
"n, Fl. C.mpbell: and the youth l
ana been placed in the jail hospitcl,
7. charge on the county. and is dol
100 we'll
Sth The Executive Committee of
!. Juniata County Veteran Associate
ptv, vii. meet iu the Jacotc House, N
nd. f'ntown, on Saturday, August IL,
me. l o'clock P. H., for the purpose
liking date and place for holding
tied reunion this fall. Parties desi-i
agh the event t. take pla i'll their loc
eek. ity should acqua;nt the Committ
to with the fact on or before that dat
a,v H. Fl. SNYDER,
INV Chairman.
American institutions were foul
ght cd and britt up by individual wo
'nal men, who wanted nothing but
ops right to work when and where
they could obtain work and at ST
frs piii-e3 as might be agreed upon
.bis ri parties concerned. The faith
, m of the Republic asked nothing, wa