Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-01-11

Drn on the l6 IN of March 1872, in Liberty
alley, Perry county, Pa, and preached q
eriod of 40 years in the service Of the
* places was in hiffiintown.
An action of trespass was broush ht before
quire NcCrum on Monday, by George !
ioshen vs., Joseph Longacre, for driv-
ng through Goshen's fields and leaving |
ences open whereby cattle could enter. |
Iud cement six cents damages and costs.
The Huntingdon Globe says: NJ. W. En-
Feart, of Thompsontovn, will build scream-
cry At Petersburg containing appliances for
getting away With 500 gallons of mix daily.
Benjamin ummers has been awarded the
contract for erecting the building and viii
furnish the power from his foundry and
machine shop.
Mother Ito daughter, who has been
out)-Why, Clara, what is the mat
teri Your hat Is all askew. your wrap
torn and your general appearance
disshevelled and disreputable.
Daughter-Yes, mamma; I've been
TO the matinee. / got a seat but you
ought TO see some of the other ladies.
-EI.
Samuel Bryner, minor son of John Brv-
ner, by bis next friend John Bryner, brought
an action before Squire NcCrum against
Sheriff Fovles, and officer Samuel Lapp
for tres.pss., for having sold at Sheriff.
sale last November. Eight sheep, = spotted
COW, and a lot of pork and beet as the prop
erty OF John Bryner. The case came be-
fore tn. Squire last Monday forenoon.
Dec isiOn held under sdVisement.
Tho seat Of the sled of Alexander Mar
/ gritE, was struck by the ore wagon OF John
/ Z. McCrain, as they we're passing on Mar
street, opposite the old brick Presbyterian
church few day. ago. By the contact I
( nine year old daughter Of Mr.. Aargrit. wal
/ thrown from the seat under the wagon
/ The team was stopped just as wheel be
gan to press against and pinch the child Il
the ground. Tho sight was 4 shock to a
Who saw it. The child was not seriousl
hurt.
An exchange says. There is . law re
quiring merchants receiving queenswsr,
TO burn the straw in which 1t is packed
They dare not sell it or give it away, b'
cause queens-are. comes to US from foreig
countries, and it is packed in with strs
that may contain no1ious weeds. such I
I - -. to
PRODUCTION of bad seed into this countI
that the law requires the burning of Il
straw.
From the Newport News: Constsb
Thomas Heany, of Oliver township, just
q lays claim to the possession of ssthe olde
= piece of bread We ever saw as he put /
, day and It is curiosity. II is an arm
.shard tack" and, if his memory serves hi
right, was sent home to him from the "
BY one of his boys. Upon receiving it,
wrote June ., 1861, on it, which marks s
=, plainly visible. II is as hard as a stone a
bids fair to survive many years to come.
Y lers, Jr, OF near Oriental, was badly gor
n by A vicious bull. Geo. had a fork IN
? hand and wanted TO drive the anim
which turned and attacked him. and tos'
A him up three times then 5. :. Updegrc
=. Just happened to come, and he hit
,- brute on the head with a stone, which St
= ned him, but did not settle him. Geo
:, Sr., aud Alfred ZeIlcrs were In the ho
at the time, and when they heard the {
ie they ran out, and Alfred just got there
on time to knock the bull down with a
ck club, after he Was hit with a stone TO Sc
- HIM. The young man was picked up and
~ en- into the house. He is able to Do up
about agsin.-Livsrpool Sun.
- From the Philadelphia Bulletin
=. Judge in New York State has de-
D. ed that alum baking powder
adulterated food, and that Its salt
illegal. The argument against d
ers IN this dangerous class of p
T." ders WAS based on the fact that
'ry baking powders are supposed to
rou pure cream of tartar as their esser
But agent. The subject is one of cone
eel to every home IN the country, for
more deleterious article of food
wi the alum powder is more indiscr
Nj natingly sold and used
Report of Gap school for the mt
ending Deer 80, 1887. Whole N
Attendance during month, 46; ave
attendance during month, IS;
~o- cent. of attendance during month
day The following were presen every
ling Lizzie Milhken, Alice Bennett, l.
gum Book, Lizzie Bryner, Ada Kidd, A
ine Savior, Matte Miller, Maggie Ja'
rise. Lelis Bryner, BIsnch Miller,
Gruver, Frank Bryner, Banks Ja'
ore. Norman Bennett, David Swartz,
rank Harry Jacobs: The following m
q in but one day: May Msgill Netti,
20, gill. Annie Magill, James NJ
r,. Wierei Milliken, Bruce Book, L
the Book
c. B. AUKER, Teach
use Report of Lawrence school
oun- month ending Deer 10, 1887. v
ouss number in attendance during n
U in 81 ; average attendance 43 per
been of attendance s. The folio
been were present every day Leila
ner, Grscie Bryner, Tillie Bi
lines Arsbella Barton, Retta Barton,
,b,p. Patterson, Jennie Teller, May
coal ton. Clara Allen, Mary Bryner,
tract, lie Bryner, Harry Bryner, John
49,, terson, Banks Coffman, Willie
ditIv Neal, Samuel Memminger- In
q 49,, lowing were present every day
one: Brady Brant, Harry b
Harry Allen, William Okeson,
hands Patterson, Susie McNeal, I
Mares, Barton, Belle Henry, Jennie Bl
gland Lottie Bryner, Minnie Barnard
this sic Memminger.