Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-17


ton Ty.s and Miss Ida j. Patton. O.
IhomPsontow1, Pa, Prof. W. S. Ion
roe acted as groomsman and Ms,
Nellie Patton as bridesmaid Tht
ceremony was performed by Rev. s
L. Gamble.-The Pekin I'LL Daily
Times. July 5th-
List OF letters uncalled for remain
ing IN the P o., at Miffiintown. Pa
Week ending July 13, SO. Persons
calling for letters IN this list Will
please ask for advertised matter
letters: Mrs Mary Hoffman, AIr
William Lyons, Miss Isabella Gill
land, Mr.. r. l. Smith, Miss AIollie
Garter, Mrs. j. b Fisher, Airs. Katie
Myers.
CHAs. B. CRAWFORD, P. NJ
The marriage Of Mr.. Charles II.
Felix of Lewistown and Miss Kate
Books daughter Of solomon Books of
! TINS place, too, place at the home of
'he brides parents on "Wednesday
morning at II o'clock The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Miller
OF the Methodist church. Onlv the
near friends of the parties witnessed
the ceremony. The Young coupIe
left for the East, and viii visit before
returning, Philadelphia, New York
and Washington.
On Sabbath evening Rev. L. Y.
HAYS delivered his farewell sermon
and declared the pulpit of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church vacant. A
large congregation was present. IL
having been previously arranged that
there should be no preaching in the
Lutheran and Methodist churches.
Rev Mr.. Graft Of the Lutheran
church and Rev. Mr. Miller and Mr..
Foster Presid NJ Elder of the Meth
'olSt Church occupied places in the
pulpit Mr.. HAYS AMI family left
for Fort Dodge, Iowa, ON Monday
evening.
By AZ act of Legislature approved
May s, 1889. Adjutant Gen. ID. !
H. Hosting Is authorized 10
furnish railroad transportation. for
All the surviving soldiers resident IN
pennsylvania, who participated in
the battle Of Gettysburg on the first. |
second or third days Of July 1863 /
and who served IN any Of such Penn /
'yivanla organizations at the time Of /
the dedication of the PENNSYLVANIA I
Imprisonment and I
ic'.Fy unc wIu be imposed on any
person who shall attempt to personate /
any soldier entitled 10 the provisions
u the act.
"Tha recent decision of the Su-
1reme Court with reference to tie
licensing Of brewers and wholesale
lenlers, viii secure licenses to one
hundred and twenty-five persons and
omPanies in Allegheny county that
yere refused license by Judge White.
n Pittsburg the number of licenses /,
'lu be nearly doubled as the result
+ this decision. In Philadelphia the
fleet of the decision viii be to add
bout 1000 licenses 70 those already /,
making IN all at least 5, 400. !
: Is expected that throughout the
tate hundreds of persons who Were =
efused retail licenses viii now apply
S wholesalers.
The 1Iiniin Base Ball Club defeat
d the Newport Club at Newport last
friday. Score to l. The Newport
Bows are reported rs having played
h part II q surly scolding fighting
ost- How changed everything
ecame, when the Miffiin club, be
anne the guest of the Bloomfield
'lub. The Bloomfield BOYS, came to :
Newport, on Friday evening and
ave the AIIifiin boys free transpor-
liion t. their town and took good
are Of them till Saturday afternoon
rheu the Nitilin boys carried of the
.onors of the field. Score 7 to 3.
nd then saw them off for home in
ne shape. So nil report who were
t Bloomfield D..
Governor Lowry OF Miss, Is loom
NJ before the country rs a big man.
HIS Is the opcrtUnity, that may not
gain come III many years with the
.opular heart at his back to teach
.ruisers and gamblers and corpora
ions that they are not bigger people
han a state government. Evils II
ocieiy are hard to correct because
cople rs "a rule do not see them and
aunot be sufficiently interested 70
i've support To men who do see and
esIre 10 correct wrongs upon society
generally, but in the case Of Governor
,owry ". the bruisers and a-ders
I'd abettnrs the public generally
as enlightened under standing and
r. heartily in accord with Governor
4ovry.
On the evening of the 81 inst,
-hile celebrating the approaching
'ou-th. Harry Thompson keIm,
idy.,5 son # \ +. keim, ESD, was
he victim Of an accident that might
ave been serious in results and ter
his earthly career. He and
everal companions had = small can
.uu, which was charged with powder
nj then set Of, making 4 loud re
.1rt- \ IirC-crucker fuse was placed .
n the touch hO}e OF the little gun
nj then lighted. In one instance
. failed 10 ignite. when he attempt
Il to light II with the end uf his
is.sr. which came IN contact with
he powder around the touch hole
nd Immediately communicated with
ne contents of the cannon, he re
Giving the full charge of powder IN
IL face from his uosa TO the roots
+ the hair ON his forehead That
,art Of his phiz WAS PePpered with
,owior grams. none Of which, how
Yer lnIral IN his eres. and the Gun