Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-04

90 U. p. church, on the evening %
Friday, December 9th. Proceeds
Tor the benefit of the Sabbath school.
Rev. Spanglsr of Port Royal was
circulating among his friends in this
place last Friday. 1t is reported
the Reverend gentlemen will be a
candidate for Assembly on the Dem
ocrstic ticket next fall
The Oakland Literary society has
been reorganized for the winter. 1t
would be profitable enterprise in
tellectually considered If the Young
men in every school district in the
county would organize literary So
ciety.
The Hollidsysburg Register saws:
Joseph, son of H A NcPike, of the
Altoona Times" has entered upon a
course of studies at St. Joseph's Col
lege, Philadelphia. with view of
eventually becoming a priest of the
Catholic church
Next Sabbath morning Rev. Phil
ip Graft viii preach in his church in
this place.-"On the vital and me
chanical in religion" and in the ey-
cning-'on the sacrament Of mar
riage or the building Of beautiful
homes
Rev. A r. Miller, pastor of the
Niffaintown NJ f. Church, has been
engaged TO deliver the first lecture
before the Juniata Co. Teachers
Institute, on next Monday night
Subject; The Dignity of the Teachers
Profession
List of lattsrs uncalled for. re
manning in the Post Office, at AIiffiin-
town, Pa Week ending, Nov. 30.
1889. Persons calling for letters in
this list will please ask for advertis-
ed matter Letters {: J. =. NcCabe.
Miss Anna l. Knight, A. L. Wilson.
Mrs. r. ID. Beuerly.
JAMES McCAuLEr. P. VI.
A number of gentlsmanly Lewis
town boys were in town on Thanks
giving Day. A number of bows from
the same towu on the same day par
took of to much drink and became
hilarious They danced gigs on the
pavsments and used profane Ian
guage to such n degree that Sheriff
Noble notified them of the unlawful
ness of their bahavior.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ringbone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swol-
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known Sold by L. Banks &
Co, Druggists, Miffiintown- Nov 6
On Thanksgiving Day, a storm in
Buford county, North Carolina, blew
down houses and barns and de-
stroyed a great deal of property,
and killed nine people. Wesley Ed
munds, his wife and four children
were killed in thc crush Of their
house. His eldest daughter was to
have bsen married that day. Some
thirty people were severely injured.
Letters remaining in the Patter.
son Pa, Post Office, not called for
II. c. Sweat, Miss Malinda O'Neal,
John 4 Stump, Mrs A B. Chriswell
j. A Foster, f. Ermersger, c. Steph
ers, VIM. Bremfeld, Annie 3. Casnel
DR.. Law. Persons asking for letter.
in the above listplease say they AT,
advertised.
w H NCNIrT. 2. NJ.
Dec. 2, 1889.
Charles Sholler aged about 2:
years, son of contractor Sholler o
William burg, Blair county, became
a railroad brakeman short tim,
ago. On last Friday morning h
was knocked down by the bumper o.
freight car at Bellwood The car
passed. over both his arms. He wa
taken to the railroad hospital at Al
toona where the left arm was ampu
tated at the shoulder, and the righ
arm two inches below the elbow.
Lincoln Kaufman of Walker town
ship had n fine horse to die severa
days ago. The horse was bought a
the late horse sale. The beast wa
opened. His left lung was almos
entirely wasted away and his righ
lung was diseased. Farmer Rowe
near this town had horse to di
not long since The animal was OF
ened and its lungs were disease,
very much like those of the horse Q
Lincoln Kaufman.
In the matter of the view and 5
forth, of the Miffiintown Bridge, an
exceptions, filed to the report..of tn
viewers. The Court on Monday II
ferred the report back to the viewer
to view the river bridge after th
rebuilding has been completed an
to assess the damage, If any, wal c
tho company or corporation ma
sustain by the taking of the sam
for a county bridge, and make Re- Poi
to the next term of Court
Cornelius Howard an Irish pc
dier, of Is years st anding Is amor
his MANY friends in this county, Sc
ing linen table cloths, towels, III
cheap. He Is a typical Irishma
full of humour, wit and bssines
He is an accomplished Jews Hal
player, and can sing a song as We
- as many professional singer, al
often after his patrons have purcha
{ ed from his pack, he throws into &
bargain a tune on the harp or e
tertains them with a song.
, Robert Bastress of Roanoke, Y,
, ginia, was home among his frien'