Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-05-24
ADDIrIoNALLoCALs.

Cloyd Kreider, an ex-typo, a ma
tive of this town, but now citizer
of Altoona, spent Sunday in thi.
place with his friends.
Behold the Hugh Artic Monsters
in the Colossal Ice Sea Aquarium OF
S. H. Barrett a. Co. New United
Monster Railroad Show at Miffiin on
June 5th.
An explosion of sulphur in one ol
the Shamokin coal mines early last
Sunday morning killed James Law
renee, seriously injured Frederick
Hoffman, David Green, and Frank
Osman.
Joseph Stoner, a lad aged about
IL years, a son of Abram Stoner ran
against railing in front of the Bel
ford building in town, on Saturday
evening and cut an ugly cash above
his left eye.
Every Tremendous and Rare Fea
ture advertised Will positively be cx-
hibited by 5. III. Barrett & Cos New
United Monster Railroad Shows at
Miffiin on June 5th and no other
show has even one of them.
On the 14th day of May, 1882,
John g. Graybill, formerly of Rich
field this county, was married at
Mitchell Davidson county, Dakota,
by Rev. VIM. Ably, to Miss Mary
Crowley of Chamberlain Dakota.
The Selingsgrove Tunes says
Judge Rockefeller sentenced VIM.
Harmon to one year in the county
Jail and Jos. Mcclure to two years
in the penetentiary for stealing three
fish from a grocer's stand in Milton
two pike and shad."
S. II. Barrett & Co.'S New United
Monster Railroad Shows. The Most
Stupendous Railroad Menagerie and
Circus Ever Organized will positive
ly exhibit at Miffiin on June 18th and
so far as it is concerned, all other
shows simply do not exist.
On Sabbath a week during the
service of the administration of the
Lords Supper in the Mennonite
church at Richfeld five persons were
baptized, and two persons were taken
into the church. The Mennonite mem
bership is quite large about Rich
field.
E. ID. Parker is the President of
the Academy Board of Trustees.
Beaver is President of the Board of
Trustees OF an institution of
learning; perhaps Parker may get a.
nomination for the governorship af-
ter while. He is pretty good at
bossing the Tribune crowd, and would,
no doubt, make a good Democratic
governor boss.
Rev. Solomon G. Dressler of Sus-
quehanna township, is at work on a
genealogical chart of his grand
father Gelnettss family, already 400
names have been secured. The
chart as it now appears, is one of the
plainest pieces of genealogical work,
and people related to the parent
stem can easily trace their pedigree
to the stem where the preacher starts
it.
The Conference NtwS a Methodist
journal published at Harrisburg is
responsible for declaring that while
the Republican State convention that
recently assembled at Harrisburg had
the appearance of oftemperance, pri-
vate stairway from the convention
room up stairs was provided and
there the thirsty could go up and
down as they pleased to drink. There
is no use in waiting for the Democ-
racy to hurl these things into the
face OF such temperance champion
as General Beaver.
A member of the Board OF Direc
tors of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, states, that the prospect
for earl " success in raising the nee
cessary charter insurance, are exceed
ingly assuring. 1t is much needed
kind of insurance. Mishaps arc con
stantly occurring to live stock. Bv
placing insurance IN home company
Il better chance of seeing into the
working of the company is afforded.
1t is a pleasure to publish that the
account of the death of DR.. Allen of
Shenandoah, Iowa, was premature.
The DR.. is in good health, and has a
large practice to keep him constantly
How his friends in Ju-
niata got the report circulated that
he had died, they cannot themselves
tell. The Doctor must have been
amused when reading the obituary
notices that were published, of his
departure to the spirit land.
Next Sabbath morning there will |
be no preaching in the Presbyterian |
and Methodist churches, but men,
mortal sermon, in honor of Decora- |
ton Day, or rather in honor OF dead |
citizen soldiers for whose memory |
Decoration Day was instituted, viii |
be preached in the Lutheran church |
by Rev, George Benaugh at 10t |
D clock 4. NJ. The post will be in at
and viii meet at Post |
H at 10 o'clock A NJ. |
On Decoration day the Post Will as
semble at Il o'clock p. NJ. to attend |
10 the ceremonies of the day.
Mount Pleasant Union Sabbath
School in Fayette township, met May
7th 1882 for reorganization. Rev. j.
5. Bear opened the meeting with mu-
SIC and prayer. Mr.. George Shivery
vas elected president and lilly Van
Ormer secretary of the meeting. The |
officers were elected. Rev. |
J. S. Bear Supt., Rev. Peter Auker
,ceiotopt C,rpt Mr. ITillioD,cOD Won /