Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-27

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O., Da-i- McCaslir,. William She'll Z
Harvey Hess.
JAMES McCAuLEY, P. VI.
From the Bloomfield Times On
last Friday afternoon Mr. Samuel |
Brown, of Centre township, was ia
tally kicked in the abdomen by a
mule he was stabling, and ne died
during the night
On last FRIDAY ws received two
copies of the "Richfield Light"
small monthly paper being pub
hshed SIX months on trial, at Rich
field, this county. The editor Of the
paper Is Z. s. Mills Of Richfeld.
The river was not high last week,
but there WAS water enough IN 1t to
cause apprehension in the minds Of
the management Of the wagon ferry
men The fiat lay at rest on this
shore and teams were compelled to
lie by several days
A tree afioat IN the high water in
the river last week knocked out four
I trsstles OF the AIillsrstown bridge
and carried with them a number Of
men, who were IN the trestles at the
time. The men were taken out Of
/ the river about a uiile down stream.
/ The grocery establishment and
wooden warehouse Of Jeuney and
Andrews Nos. 1I9, 12I, I23 Market
streets Phila. was destroyed by a FIRE.
OnV fireman was killed by a falling
wall; another seriously hurt, and
about 20 were almost stiied by the
fumes of spices
The congregational meeting to
elect elders for tho Westminster
Presbyterian church In this town N
the 18th inst, didn't elect because oi
the absence of the regularly appoint
ed moderator The congregation
Is to meet on the Bird day Of Decem
ber to elect elders.
Judge Thurman has aged rapid,
in the estimation Of the Ohio Demo
Gratis since 1t became know that the,
have carried the Legislature. He /
entirely too old To- succeed Payne
Calvin :. Brice Is the man with tn
barrel, and he Is ready To to tap /
for n seat in the Senate
From the Fulton Republican
, Thirty-five wears AGO, Henry Lewis
slave in the South, said good-by
to his wife and fed North, settled i
. Chambersbarg, aud married again
Lately she heard the old man wa
living IN Chambersburg, and sh
: cams North to see him She Is hi
3 guest.
p The Newport Ledger reminds 1t
. patrons who are permitting thei
subscriptions to fall IN arrears ''tha
unpaid subscription Is ike money .
7. interest the longer you let 1t stan
! the larEer It becomes This shoul
he committed to memory by ever
= person who IS ! subscriber to a new
paper
Miss Tillie NJ Loudon has Just r,
turae3 from her second trip this IA
to Phil adelphia, and Is AT hon
this week with full line of New Ali
/ linery goods aud notions: bats, boi
e nets. kid gloves. handkerchiCfs, stool
iurs and other articles OF the late
o styles. Sde invites the public to ca
;, aud examine goods all new and
be sold cheap.
# Mary Shelly johnson, wife of Gre
re- B Johnson of Pittsburg, and gran
L daughter Of Judge Lewis Burchtie
Of this county, died at the home
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and NJ
7, Nelson Lukens III Walker townshi
~ Juniata county, November II, 1SS
III agod % years, 10 months and
davs. Iuterment in PresbvteIi
4. grave yard IN this town.
TO Horace A. 8Ieyers of Thomps'
;k town has come to the front as a NJ
ter workman in heavy iron
ell gathered out Of the June flood dT
.st piles what remained of the Gu
1t Iron Bridge and hauled 1t to
shop in ThompsUntown and TN
straightened it an1 shaped 1t into
-! substantial bridge fer Cocolan
- =. creek IN Greenwood township
English SPAWN Liniment reno
,d- all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lur
sv and Blemishes, from horses, Bi
no. SPAWN. Curbs, Splints, Sweer
Ring-bone, STILES, Sprains, all s.
len Threats, Coughs, &c. Save
IN bv the use Of one bottle War;
dla ed the most wonderful blemish c
ng ever known. Sold by l. Banks
Co Druggists, Mifiiintown. No
l, From the Franklin Reposit
sn Charnbersburg A: Rev j. Pome
-'0o pastor Of the Central Presbytel
church Is confined to the house '
ing injuries received while calling u
1O4 ono of his members on Friday g
Will ing. He stepped through a p
the top of which had been reno
ava and injured hi. leg so badly that
81 may be unable 70 occupy his pr
-,,,, for several weeks
der The Books u Todd fsst ferry
so Law off its route last week seN
,rth d-vs for fear Of being caught by
hat impending fall Of the trostles
.oek tween the first and second pier
the Patterson side Of the river bri
Aftsr the trestles were washed q
oNI and pulled 70 shore by ropes,
req, which the trestle work had been
.ueI the passenger boat was run by
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