Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-25

a. the nome OF his father, joseph
WAtts IN this place
The friends of foundervman John
Rodgers Of Johnstown, regret that
he Is housed with a sore foot caused
oy sharp AK falling ON it.
Matthew Allison. son of the editor
OF the Herald has been housed for
some time with severe attack of
cold, but he is getting better.
| Rev Mr. Dillon, pastor elect of
the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN con
/ Sregatlon has not accepted the call
IL viii be necessary to call anJther.
The L b. Church at East Saler,
after having undergone a course of
general repair this season. was ra
opened last Sabbath with appropriate
ceremony
T. A Smith, of Bunkertown. tb;s
county, slaughtered. . hogs last vel
lS4 months old Respectively thev
weighed 49l and 497 pounds Who
MISS Bes'i9 Penneil. a student i,
D'ckinson Seminary at Williarnsport
Is spending her Christmas HOLIDAYS
AT the home of her father Jo-enb
p nneil in Patterson.
Itch, Mango, and scratches on bu-
man or animals cured in 80 minutes
by Noolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails Sold by L Banks * Co.
Druggists, Miffiintown. Nov. G.
The funeral of Oliver Reed infant
son OF Silas c. and Laur NJ. Mover
took place from their residence on
Patterson avenue AIiffiintovn ON the
afternoon Of the 18th inst Intar-
ment IN Presbyterian graveyard.
Several nights ago two burglars
entered the office and residence Of
broker Minick of Newport. AIinick
heard them, no drew a revolver and
fired two shots which caused tbe
thieves to leave the premises in
hurry
Isaac Barton's, white weasle. on
exhibition IN the Banks drug store
Killed a large rat that was placed in
the cage with it last Saturday morn
ing The rat made fight for its
life, but 1t was no match for the
weasle-
The Presbyterian Sabbath School
of this place viii hold their
Christmas entertainment on Tues
day evening the 24th inst. Lutheran
aud Methodist Sabbath Schools on
the same evening-the night before
Christmas.
Doctors Llcien aud w. II. Banks,
amputateI the second finger of John
Reynolds right hand on last f. iiav.
The finger had been crashed bv b.
ing caught in the cog wheels of the
derrick at the river bridge about SIX
weeks ago.
The last span Of the river bridge
was swung last Thursday 1t l. the
first bridge across the river since the
June food, excepting railroad
bridges. At one time it looked as if
Tennis of Thompsontown would
have his bridge ready first for travel
Wellington Smith, Luke Davis, W.
II. hnouse, J. W. McCahan, Samuel
Pannabaker, D. b McWilliams, r.
w. Humphrey, J. I. Altman. G. W.
Fink. Joseph Gray, represented Jun
iata county in the PENNSYLVANIA State
Grange that recently met at Harri.-
burg.
The McAllertervilie Knitting Com
pany elected the following list
of officers: George F. Mcfarland,
W. W. Sharon, Jacpb Smith, direc-
ors; r. Cayenv, president; S. L.
McAlister, vice president Philip
Weber, secretary J. NJ Sherwood,
treasurer.
On tie evening of the 18th inst.
George Rupert, railroad watchman
willie on his beat about mile west
of Black Log was struck by mail
express but was not seriously injured
He was walking on track that he
believed to be clear of running trains
at that time.
Derive Louder an employee of the
railroad company living on Water
street Is down with rheumatism.
/ His fellow employees of gravel train
No. ,. pail him a visit several even
ings ago and presented with dona-
/ tion of the substantial and good
things of life.
The Books x Haiues ferry fiat
/ that did service ever since the June
/ flood till last Saturday. will be float
ed down the river on wednesday TO
Newport. The fiat will leave the
/ ferr- on the II mile trip at 4. VI =,
sharp. Quite n company have secur-
ed tickets for the occasion
Rev. 4. S. Fasick came from Dick
inson College on last Saturday even
ing, to spend the Holidays with his
parents and friends in Miffimtown-
! He preached in the Methodist
church on Sunday night; and viii oc-
cupy the pulpit of this church again
next Sunday morning, at 1O@ O'Clock
William Scholl. who left this his
native county in 1870 is now visiting
his friends in Juniata. He dropped
In upon his brother II. III. Scholl ot
this place last Wednesday evening
unexpectedly. He came from Cali
fornia by way OF the Isthmus of Pan
anna to-New York and thence to Milf
fintown.
Rev. David J. Beale notwithstand
J inc he was a sufferer by the Johns
T. town food, gave all his time to min
istering to his flood swept fellow
townsmen, has been sent a check o
S.. 900 by the Maui Express. Th'
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