Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-07-17

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good.
Uriah Shu,nan is the Quay candi-
date for delegate to the State Con-
vention. Read his card in another
column.
The Presbyterians of Port Royal,
held Festival last Saturday evening
in the yard in front of their church
building.
Misses F. Blanche and Abbie Will.
liams are visiting the family of ton
serial artist David 81. Craig on Front
street, this place.
The Patterson town council on
Tuesday evening, accepted the offer
OF the Electric Light Company to
put in six arc lights.
The stately fire walls on the gables
OF the Lutheran parsonage have been
taken down and the reof projected,
and the end faced with q handsome
cornice.
Charles Mayer, Jr., while on vis-
it to the .MifflintOwn Camping Club
at Pomeroy's dam on Thursday,
caught 68 fish. A large catch for
days fishing.
Esther Hornback, coJored, died at
Centerville, Tenn, at the age of 119
years. The local newspaper says,
the records Of her age are practica-
bly, unimpeachable.
VIM. Fogleman, caught 9 ground
hog on the bank of Cuba dam, and
brought tbs animal alive to town.
It was fighter and whipped all the
little dogs that came near it.
The Lutherans held Festival in
the yard of the parsonage last Sat
urday evening. The yard was lit
with Chinese lanterns and presented
an attractive appear, but tho things
that took best, were the good things
to eat.
Whenever you encounter Martin
Porter. Warwick and Magee boomer,
if you grub under the surface for
their inspiration, you will fud State
Government pap or City Government
pap or Traction pap or promised pap
OF some kind.
One day last week Charles Will
liams, colored, in Cincinnati, stole a
lady's gold watch. He was caught,
and to get away from the damaging
affect of finding the watch on his
Person, he swallowed it. But he WAS
caught i'll the act of swallowing the
time piece, and that sent him to pris-
on.
| Hastings factory inspectors at fif-
teen hundred dollars q year salary
and five hundred dollars year for
expenses, are now serving their mas
ter by riding the country to election.
eer for Hastings delegates to the
State Convention. Was Hastings
elected to spend the states money
that way7
The Epworth League Of the NJ. E.
Church are arranging for general
church sociable at their church next
Friday at 7:30 P NJ. All members
of the church and congregation are
invited. No admission fee. 1t is q
general Get Acquainted Sociable. -
Motto.-Each member meet every
other member.
| IS. S. W. Hammers, Esq, a we'll
to do merchant, and man that new
or drank nor used tobacco in his life,
says he will marry any respectable
lady who Possesses few thousand
dollars, and who would be willing to
live in the country, on the incest
farm in Adams county. Address the
gentleman at Gettysburg, Pa"
Says bee keeper: "Instead of fire
in smoker, insert piece of sponge
in smoker and blow the fumes into
the hive. If robbed bees are about,
dip feather IN carbolic acid and wet
the entrance all round, pouring a few
drops on the landing Tie inmates
will remain at home ventilating,
while not robber will dare cross
the Threshold
The Lewistown Free Press has
been purchased by g. r. Frysirger,
from w. W. Trout, the founder of
the paper Impaired health is the
cause Of MIR. Trout selling the paper.
The paper has beeh ably conducted,
and will doubtless be kept up to it's
standard for Mr.. Frysinger is a cap
able newspaper man and a practical
printer. Trout remains on the pa
per as associate editor.
There was great trouble in keep
ing Hastings Legislature from cut
ting down the School appropriations,
but he joyfully multiplied the offices
at large salaries and appointed his
pets and appointed his pets SO that
he could get influence to land his
pet Gilkeson for Chairman at $4,000
a year salary, and himself as Chair
man of the Convention. Oh Hast
ings! Hastingsl why did you do so.
The Altoona Tribune of July 10th
inst, says:-Of diseases incident to
old age, Mrs, Catherine Henderson,
died on Monday evening at s o'clock
at the home of her daughter Mrs
Virginia D. Aiken, two miles west Of
Altoona in Logan township. The
deceased was 80 years, months and
s days old. Her maiden name was
Catherine Haugh and she was mar
ried in September 1881, to MIR. John
B. Henderson, who departed this life
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