Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-25

Ezra Parker, son of e. s. Parker
cashier Of the Washington, d. c..
Columbia National Bank. was in
.own day or two last week, and left
1or Washington on Saturday, taking
with him, mis- fathers two horses and
carriage.
The men in charge of the books of
the Perry county Bank, report that
during the months of January. Feb
ruary and March, the bank paid out
seventeen thousand three hundred
and thirty two dollars and one cent
moro than it took in.
4 was not well for over two years.
L took Hod's Sarsaparilla, and feel
all right now" A. E. SHARPE. Bell.
vile, Pennsylvania.
Husband (vituperatively)-sI was
e fool when I married vou. AIariah!"
Wife (quietly)-"Yes, Tom, I know
you werel But what could l do? You
seemed my only chance; and I thou
ght then that You might improve a
little with time!" Grip.
The Logan iron and steel works
near Lewistown, were DESTROYED by
fire on the night Of the 17lh inst.
The loss is estimated at S75,OOO The
orlgen OF the fire Is not known.
There establishment was partly in
sured and will be rebuilt.
Duun's Review says, 'it is expected
that the S3,50O,OOO gold that went
abroad on the Dist of April, ''owIng
to British investments in the Paris
loan" which is an other way of say
ing that there is withdrawal Of for
eign capital from this country.
A man 10 years old, now confined
IN the Anamosa, Iowa, penitentiary
for cattle stealing, claims to be Col.
Health who commanded the Rebel
division bearing that namo at Gettys-
burg. His body Is covered with scars
OF wounds and his story is credited
Squire Mcdonald, while at work,
cutting piece of sheet iron, last
Saturday, cut his hand ut the root Of
the left thumb so severely that the
blood spurted out in a Jet. Dr..
Crawford was speedily sent for, and
soon had the flow Of blood stopped
It was not merchant Cathcart' g
store, in MilIerstown, as was first re-
ported, that was destroyed by thieves
blowing the safe open and firing the
place, but it was The store Of David
Rickenbaugb. The drug store Of c.
W Lahr, and the dwelling house OF
II. Ward were destroyed in the fire
that licked mp the store and dwelling
Of Sir Rickenbaugh.
The advance Of Coxey's army un-
der Cozey himself will he in WASH
ington within q few days taking in
the sights and preaching that both
CoXey aud his marsh0l Brown are
the Embodiment Of Christ, and advo-
eating GOO I roads, and the issuing
Of bonds on which to raise money to
employ the unemployed at road
making.
Il is strange that one hundred and
forty thousand men viii quit work
in one day to Join tie hundreds Of
Thousands Of other men that sre out
ofwork rs did14O,OO0 soft coal miners
on Saturday. Suppose the farmers
were to strike because they cannot get
more for their wheat. The workman
have not been cut in their wages like
the farmer has bseu cut Ia The price
of wheat, sheep and horses.
Huntington Presbytory at its late
meeting in Cearfsld town, elected
Rev. George Elliott, Rev. D. H.
Campbell, and Rev. r. j. Mckinley
commissioners TO the general "a
semblv,,with Rev. J. Z Diener, Rev.
e. H. Mnteer, ard Rev. George
Chsepelle, for alternatcs and lay
commissioners Mr.. James Roller, Mr.
T. 4 AppIeby, amp Mr.. H l. Book,
aud EIessers Cameron, Woods, and
Pomeroy IS alternates.
The First Annual Commencement
OF the MiElintown High School will
De held IN the Couct House on Tues
day Evening, May Sth, 1891, at
S O'Clock.
The Patrons OF the Public schools
and the friends Of Education. in
Mitfiint5wu and throughout The coun-
ty, are cordially invited to be pres
eut at these exercises.
10 order to defray the expenses
of the Commencement, q small ad-
mittauce fee Of ten cents will be
charged at the door.
Some days ago while John Fasic
a car inspector in the Nifflin yard,
Patterson, was engaged inspecting
the wheels Of q freight train another
freight train on the adjoining track
unobserved by him backed down
and struck him knocking him over
the bank opposite the rock est below
Patterson. He was seriously bruised
and injured in the fall. He has an
injury on his head and his left wrist,
left shoulder and left hip were seCi-
ously confused. No bones wore
broken or out Of place. He bids even
tually to be restortad to his usually
healthy condition. Surgical attention
was rendered him by DR.. Darwin N.
Crawford, one OF the railroad surge
oRs at this place.