Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-11

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rumour was published in last
week SESrINzL to the effect that Rev.
Spangler of Port ROYAL would be a
candidate for Legislative honors next
Fall Mr.. Spang.er. desires us 10
say, that he never has been. is not
and never expects to be a candidate
for the Legislature or any other of
fee.
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List of letters uncalled for remain
ing in the p. o., at AIiffiintown, Pa.
week ending Dec. :, 1889. Persons
calling for letters in this list will
please ask for advertised matter.
lie: tiers Miss Ida Trego, J. W. Shirk
@. A Saylor, Mrs Maggie Kaufman,
Miss Jane H Ferguson, Mrs. Francis
Batter, Mrs Catherine Diem, Harry
Bowar.
JAMES McCAULKY, PM.
a company Of railroad men called
on their fellow railroad man joseph
McCauley and his bride at the home
Of the brides parents on Cherry
street, and rendered their conpratu-
latlons to the newly ma Eried couple.
and Mt the same time presented them
with full assortment of tinware for
housekeeping, not even forgetting a
couple Of little tin rattles. George
Henderson delivered the presenta-
ton speech
Daniel Willow the owner of a farm
IN Monroe township, was in town
last week the first time in 22 wears
he was serving his fellow citizens in
the capacity of juror at the regular
December Term of Court. He Fad
never been in the Court House be
fore his appearance as n Juror. His
homo Is about % miles from this
town He left home n foot about
20 minutes past 2 o'clock, A NJ, and |
arrived at the seat of Justice shortly |
after o'clock the same morning,
Monday the 1st day of Court.
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Some days ago Mrs Washington
Burchheld determined to put out of
he way some medicine in a powder
ID state that had belonged to her
ather Gideon Haldeman, deceased. I
She deemed the fire place in the
,ook stove the most convenient place
or their destruction. The FIRE had
burned out as far As appearances in
Heated. Thither she went with the
powders and dropped them in and
hen went to an adjoining room.
She had scarcely gone to the other
part of the house when a tremOr IN
he building and loud noise in the
zitcheu alarmed her. She hastened to
the kitchen and there to her astonish
nent, found the room filed with
lust an the floor strewn with ashes,
md kettles and utensils on the stove
III awry, and one of the stove doors
blown off and the gocd,,ld cook stove
Il l. Years service with n ragged 1
edged appearance all around.
Doubtless the medicine was good for .
man or beast, possibly for both, but |
Mrs. Burchfield is satisfied that it I
was bad medicine for her cook stove. |
From the Huntingdon Journal F.:
Fix my bangs" said fair daugh- I
ter If the rural districts, as she was
up street with a lady friend. /
The lady st once began t. untwist
the knotted hair when she said
now fix them nice for am bound to
make n mash before L 60 home
And the two pursued their course.
. Al Fleming ct ths shoot
ing match across the river on Thanks
giving Day, struck the bulls eye" /
four times-he Just placed four big,
fat turkeys IN the coop In the even
ing and the little flock Just stands
him about Sl.4O. One day
last week a man was arrested and
fined SO in Altoona for insulting a
young lady on the street. Some of
the same kind of work ought to be
done at this place and maybe the
''bloods" would learn
the lesson that experience is the
best teacher" =. d. BIs-
hore n brakeman in the Altoona yard
was arrested ON Tuesday morning
on the charge Of having at divers
times, broken into freight cars, and
from them extracted goods valued
mt 500. In default of bail he was
removed TO the Holidaysburg jail
Seven deer were brought
to this place on Monday last FROM up
Broad Top.
Irwin George, of Saville town
ship, has the best record thus far
for rapid butchering. Last Tuesday
beginning ut sunup, he butchered for
Fred. Hammer, a neighbor, elsven