Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-10

was destroyed by Ere early Ia.
Saturday morning The mill had
Just been repaired at an expense o,
about $4,000. The roller process Of
making four had been added AMI
every thing Wa IN first rate order u
give satisfaction TO proprietor and
the public. This Is the second heavy
loss Mr. Brown has sustained bv fire
The reader, may remember that
some time ago his creamery was
destroyed by fire
When the food Of the night of the
last Of June passed down the ravine
south Of town, II swept tho hog pens
at the Halnes creamery away and
sent them with such force INTO the
river, that q number Of hogs were
/ projected to tine railroad side of the
stream and got ont Of the food safe
", and some Of the hogs afterwards
were found quietly making their
own living on the grass along the
roads IN Nil o d township. OF the
23 hogs swept away by the flood
Haines has recovered all but four.
The seating capacity of the Miffiin
base ball club grounds, was not large
enough to accommodate the specta-
tors on the 4th of July when the
Stars of Lewistown came to play a
match game. The Stars PLAYED well
but they were no match Tor the Milf
| hin Club and left the field under the
score of ? 10 - Two days later
on Saturday the handsomely dressed
Bloomfield Club came to contest the
honors of the field, but thev were
to destined to defeat, and left the
grounds under the score of to Is.
G- w Burchfield last week was on
a tour of measurement of bridges
damaged or swept away by the food
of June lst, last. The bridge meas
ured were Hawn's bridge, Groning
ers bridge, both of which will re-
quire new bridges. The following
bridges will all require extensive re
pairs The Mcclure bridge Wa
terford bridge twin bridge number
l; McCoytowu bridge: Briner
bridge and keiser bridge. The let
ting for the building and repairs of
the above bridges will take place on
the Both of July.
John l.. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain,
puglhsts, for a purse of $4,000
lndulged IN fist fight in louisiana
on Monday, in which Kilrain was
knocked out in the 18th round. On
/ Saturday, June 30, Frank Beigh and
George L. Shelby, canal boat cap
tains of Perry county, Pa, because
they were mad, indulged in a whip,
rough and tumble, stone fight of
/ three rounds, In which Beigh was
knocked senseless by blow from a
stone See an account OF the Beigh
Shelby fight IN another column.
The current number of Tie Eclectic
with various taking and timely arti-
cles-"The Pr rototypes of Thacker-
ays Characters throws light on mat.
ters interesting to all great novelist S
readers. The artist author, W. W
Story, contributes n very suggestive
! discussion of art problems in his
/ Conversation IN n Studio" The
Poet of Portugal" Is n paper on Cam
dens the national poet of P5rtugal
and the author of The Lusiad ,
The countess of Jersey tells us about
the every day life of HIndostan in a
bright and entertaining way. Lord
I Justice Fry discusses the value oi
imitation, one OF the main primitive
instincts, as force in civilization.
Professor Huxley has another pow
erful paper on .-Agnosticism. f.
Strachcn Morgan discusses The
ROman Family and the conditions
of social life in Latin times. ard Sen.
ora Bazen tells about The Women
of Spain W I. Stead has a readu.
bic article on Boullnger, under the
title of ''Madsrne France and EeI
BRAY General" Apropos of the
centenary of the French Revolution,
there is a striking contribution from
BiGcElCOods Other interesting arti
cles are I'm Tippoo Tbs Country.
and The Spiritual Future of the
World There are several short ar
tic!es and poems of interest. As
/ this number begins a new volume il
is favorable time for new subscrip
tiODs.