Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-05-27

wara E aef' ostanist of Della.
urday. '"n on Sat
1aGg Dogs killed sheep for VIM. B.
ncOanan on his farm in Milford
township several nights ago. '0''
Daniel Frederick, aged 1o7 70. :.
aied at his home in Vincenaes In
a'ana on Sunday. May oath, 1896.
a. y Kepner, prominent citizen
=. MiiIord township, died last Friday
from the effects of stroke of parai
ysis' received on the 10th inst.
The McAlisterville and Miff,;ntown
Sase ball teams played a game on
Saturday on the grounds at this
place. Score 4 to in favor of .Mif.
fiintow wn.
The Cleveland management of af
1alrs, the past year, has resulted in
the treasury, having one hundred
and nifty million dollars gold drained
out of it.
Inc latest announcements amonp
the Democracy in Juniata, are j
Cambridge Conn, for Prothonotarv
and Charles B. Crawford for District
Attorney.
Mrs Mary Bosler of Bedford ceun-
ty is visiting her mother Mrs. Moist
wife of Rev. Abrlm Moist, deceased :,
at the home of her brother A. j.
Moist, near town.
Mr.. Howard NlcClintic of Pitts
burg, brother of Mr.. K. II. McClin-
tic Of this town and Miss Maude
McCulloch, were married at Harris.
burg on Tuesday the Goth inst.
Ohe-third of the grammer school
children in Chicago have never seen
hog or sheep, and vet the cattle
aud hog PENS of that city can be
smelled a distance of eight miles.
Jeremiah N Keller for Legislature;
John Etka for County Treasurer, and
William Swartz for Associate Judge,
are the latest announcements among
the Democracy for primary nomina-
ton.
john Sbaffer, formerly merchant
in this place, but now citizen of
Phillipsbure, Center county, was in
town several days last week, and is
now among relatives in Delaware
township.
The eighth Scotch Irish Congress
will meet at Harrisburg on the 4th
| and 5th of June. Robert McMeeu
Esq, of this town, will speak before
the Congress on the Scotch Irish in
the Juniala Valley.
Mary J.. widow of Jacob Musser.
Co. G 40 Pa. Infantry of 1917 Cow
den street, Harrisburg, Pa. has had
her pension granted, dating back to
April 26, 1896, through the agency
of VIM. Fry, Mexico, Pa
A number of daily papers are tell
ing the public who will be the nom
inee of the ST. Louis Convention for
President. Guess work will do as
well as auv when it hits, but the Ger
tainty will come after the Convention
has completed lis work.
Road Supervisors in Miflin coun-
ty, are repairing the old pike leading
from Lawistown through the parrows
to Juniata county. They are work
ing on that part Of the road in Mif-
fin county, and the result will be
convenience to travellers cf both
counties.
A great hammer has bssn put in
to Mann's Ak factory at L9wistowp.
The hammer has striking force Of
/ three thousand pounds and az one
stroke completes the manufacture of
an Ak. It takes five men to work il,
but the five men with the hammer
do as much in a day as 40 men can
do by hand.
There is great deal of menta
misery and worry by people because
they have not the opportunity to do
some uncommon thing. They don't
like 10 be considered common people,
doing common things. It is worri-
ment ever such things as that, that
makes many peopie miserable every
day of their lives.
Last week number of men in
Bucks valley, Perry county, were en-
gagged in repairing roads when two
young men fell out about young
woman who they greatly admired.
They came to blows, and before the
fight was over, nine men had knock
ad the handles cut of their picks and
belabored each other so vigorously,
that number were severely hurt.
On Tuesday evening about 9
O'Clock, Arthur Louder Of this place,
was riding bicycle through Bridge
street, Patterson, when meeting a
conveyance he attempted to pass, but
rot getting far enough to the right,
his wheel struck one of two horses in
the carriage. He was instantly
thrown into the gutter, cash cut
over bis right eye and his nose bruised
and injured.
"The property of the Bedford
Springs Company will be put up at
public sale st the Bedford Court
House, Tuesday, June 8, 1896. to sat
isfy the holders Of rs bonds Of the de
nomination Of 81 900 each, which was
secured by the Merchants Trust
Company OF Philadelphia. The sale
will be made subject to a mortgage
of s200,Ge0 with interest unpaid
thereon from October 1, 1896.
On The day that bolt OF electric
ity ran down the Court House light