Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-25

The Juniata Horse and Mule Pro.
lection Company will meet in the
court House on October 5th at 2
O'Clock, 2. NJ, to transact business.
Jefferson Meyer was severely hurt
by jumping from the engine on
which he was firing to avoid a collis-
ion on Tuesday night at Port Royal.
November 18th has been designat-
ed as Pennsylvania Day at the At
lanta, GA Exposition. A program
for the observance of the day is now
being prepared.
A daughter of H. P. Clark of Tur-
bett township, took sick last Satur.
day evening and rapidly grew worse
till on Sunday evening, when she
died. She complained most of pain
IN her head
Rev. Mr.. Raven of Phillipsturg,
n. j., will not be able to say whether
ne will preach for the JMifflintown
Presbyterians till after the Pr.sby.
terry with which he is connected has
met, which will not be till next week.
A lady's French Cony cape and q
lady's Electric Seal cape are made of
one and the same kind of skin. The
difference between them is found in
the dressing. The SO called seal
cape has had an Electric dressing
and that is all.
Certain Democrats denounced Gen
eral Grant for permitting his friends
to urge him for third term nomina-
ton, but it is noticeable that those
same Democrats do not denounce
Cleveland for limiting to his friends
for q third term nomination
Last Saturday, September 81,
Lewis J. Weisir ger, died at his home
in Conemaugh township, Cambria
county, aged 1G4 years. Until few
weeks ago, he was able to do work in
his garden and possessed all his fac
ulties. The circle of his relationship,
numbers about five hundred PEOPLE.
The counties Of central Pennsylva-
nia, have large crop of potatoes.
Reports of the crop from beyond the
limits Of the State are not y0t in.
But if other States have raised pota-
toes this year as has Pennsylvania,
the price will rule low from now to
next summer. Next year people will
not plant SO msny acres to potatoes
The seven months old son of John
". and Ella " Mitchell, who was SO
sevevely scalded while sitting ON a
high chair at table where its moth
er was washing dishes ut their home
in Lewistown by pulling a pan of
scslding water upon Itself, died last
Friday. The body was brought to
Mitfiintown for intermant in the
Presbyterian grave yard on Saturday,
September 81.
Thomas Patterson, a member of
the Nitfiintown Foot Ball team, had
his neck severely strains Sya Bloom
field Foot Ball nan jumping on Pat
terson's neck with his feet. Tom
had sufficient courage and strength
to continue in the fight to the close.
but soon after the contest, the injury
to his neck began to tell on him.
He doesn't look like the same young
rrau. Everyone is wishing him q
speedy restoration to health.
The Selinsgrove Tribune in speak,
ing of the gossips of that town says:
-Selin's Grove has had viper den
for years, and the CID she snake
should long ago have had her venom
ous feng5 pulled through the agency
Of The law, so that her evil and dead
ly work, might long ere this have
been put to rest Did you, gossiper,
ever stop to think of the many heart.
aches, the false words known to be
such to you when spoken, have csus'
ed YOUR helpless victims Ii there is
one place hotter than another IN the
depth of the internal world, it should
be reserved for the malignant slana
erar and falsiIer.
There is dead lock in the nomi
nation for Judge in the Huntingdon
.Mfiin Judicial District for Repub
llican cand1date. The candidates be
fore the Conference at Huntingdon
were, Horace J. Culbertson of Lewis
town and ". Mcknight Williamson
of Huntingdon. After 70 tie ballots
the Conference adjourned to meet a
ILewistown on the End day OF Oct
ober. IF the Democrats tie them
selves the same way there will be
chance for a scrub race like in tn
Juniata and Perry district at the lat
Judicial Election, where none OF tn
candidates made the district nomina
zion, but where every one ran TO
himself es best he could.