Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-05-10
Dr. Kings New Discovery.

The best rain in : month fell ON
Monday. the 9Th.
Travel on the railroad into the
KlOndike is at the rate of 2Octs a
mile.
The Supreme Court has declared
the direct inheritance tax uncoust;.
tutional.
Most of the horse buyers in the
county, were to the horse sale ON
Monday
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Lewistnwn authorities are breal.
ing mp street and corner losf;no
Move on.
The rain that came with Monday
made mp for the long preceding
dry spell.
Shad are caught in dip nets at Mil
lerstown dam. A number of fine
herring have been caught.
The only time the bows like to
spade the garden is when they are
in quest Of fishing worms.
William A. Thomas Of Ferman
agh township is attending a bust.
ness school in Lancaster, Pa. n
There were showers of rain kasi
and west Of the county seat last week
jbnt only sprinkle at Mifiintown.
The Patterson school will give
their annual commencement in the
Court House to- morrow evening.
A thief or thieves broke into ti,e
National House bar one night last
week and stole several watches from
a drawer. The watches we're gold,
silver and nickle.
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1t was a month ago on March 9.
that John W Kyle living in But.
ler county, Ohio, slaughtered his
three years and ten days old hog.
The hog weighed 1875 pounds. =
T. W. Ancker the enterprkius
dealer in marble has pm. up what he
calls horse at his factory on Wash
ingfon street for the purpose of
swinging or carrying heavy stones.
Letters remaining uncalled for
In the Mi1f1intOwn, Pa, P. O., at
the close of business Saturday ey-
ening, May 8, '99: c. N, Johnson,
Luther NJ, Stoner, Miss Maggie
CarOthers.
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w. c. Owens hardware store in
Philiipsburg, Pa, was burglarized
on the night of the 4th inst. The
thieves took three dozen razors; a
half dozen pen knives; half doz-
en- revolvers.
The Bryan wing that is the sill
yer bug wing Of the Democracy
claim to have Won one of the New
York BelmOnts and Andrew Car
negie of Pittsburg to their side of
the Il ancial and political fence.
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The war goes on with the Fill
pinOs. hut amidst il all there is a
talk of the enemy laying down
their arms. Should the war close
now it will take out a great deal of
democratic thunder of the next
--a-
Black Bass over si1 inches long
may lie caught from the 3Oth of May
to the 1st of Jannary:
1t is not lawful to catch front that
are less thar five inches in length
Ypu NAV catch Pike and Salmon,
from the Both of Nav TO the lst Of
January
Milton l.. Dunmeyer of Kutz-
town, Berks county, spent num-
Of days of last week and this week
buying cattle, and this Wednes-
day shipped from Port Royal. Fl.
II. Snyder piioted Mr.. Dunmeyer
through the county on the pur-
chasing tour.
Bucklens Arnica Salve.
The United Evangelical Church,
of Patterson, Pa, will hold Fes-
tival on Friday and Saturday ev-
enings, May 18th and 18th, 1899,
under the open shed formerly Oc-
cupied by ". F. Slagle Oh Main
street. All are cordially invited
to patrOnize the festival and there
by help needy cause Proceeds
for the pastors salary.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Rev. 4. n. Raven sold his horse
at public sale last Monday TOD. w.
Fleming Of Miff1in county for S13.-
90 and his carriage to Railroad Su
pervisOr Krick Ofthis town for 659.-
90, and his COW and calf to John
Moyer of this town for S32 90 and
his buggy to liveryman b. f. Ly
tie of Port Royal for $3.50.
Democratic leaders are hanging
Oh to the ragged edge OfOppOsitiOn
to the Spanish war to start an issue
on. But the matter cannot Re made
to 90. because there was a loud
clamor for war against Spain, and
the islands of the sea that have
come to the United States to gov
ern came as it were unbidden and
came to stay.
A1ERVoUS Troubles are due to
u IMPOVERISHED blood. Hoods Sar.