Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-14

on Thursday, Angus. %. See notice
OF Tournament In another column
On the night Of the 4th inst,
lightning killed two horses near
Newton Hamilton One of the
horses was owned by Oliver Ginel-
tran. The other by Andrew John
son
The Sheridan troop numbering
90, and two wagons passed through
town eastward bound for Mt. Gret
ua encampment, on the evening of
the 9TH. They presented soldier
like appearance.
The clothing department Of Emil
Srhott viii be removed September
next 10 AIcCrum's new building. on
Bridge street. In the meantime we
are disposing of our surplus stock at
cost ut the old stand
Mrs. Showers, and son Lewis, and
Mr. John s. Graybill and family have
been teuting at Newton Hamilton
camp meeting ground the past week
and viii remain there till the close
Of the camp meeting season
The school board. of Patterson.
have selected the following teachers
for the school term Of 80 and 80
First school William Groninger, sec
ond school S. c. Meyer, third school
Katie Dipple, fourth school Maggie
Marks.
Philo Lee was harvesting with
heavy three horse machine near Car
bondale few afternoons since on
ground which had been undermined
for coal when the surface suddenly
gave way and swallowed the team
Two of the horses were got out.
The third was buried alive beyond
possible rescue.
List Of letters uncalled for remain
ing IN the p O., At Mifflintown, Pa.
Week ending Aug. 10, SO Persons
calling for letters in this list viii
please ask for advertised matter.
Letters: Mr. Charley L. Wene, Mr..
George Vaught, Miss Agnes Bell,
Miss Lizzie Mixel, AIr Samuel Wix.
CHAs. B. CRAWFORD, 2. NJ.
English SPAWN Imminent removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Biemistes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, STILES, Sprains, all Swol-
len Threats, Coughs, &c Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed. Sold by l., Banks X Co, Drug
( gists, AIifflintown, Pa. Oct. 81 'SS, "
The 4th Annual Reunion Of the Sd
Pa, Heavy Artillery ssand 1SSth Pa,
Val. Infantry viii be held in the City
Of Reading, Berlls Co, Pa, Aug 2S
and 20, 1899. Reunion to take place
in Lauer's Park \ band Of music
Will be engaged. Those wishing TO
attend can get half fare tickets by
writing t. Sergt. Wn. l. Graul,
. Temple, Berks Co, Pa, for card
orders for tickets, and state what X.
r yuu travel over.
} \ yender Of suspenders, jewelry
and so forth WAS arrested on Satur-
I ,lav evening and taken before Squire
/ {. Is. HoruiDg, 10 answer, for selling
goods merchandise, without lawful
iauthoritv. The case was wrestled
with till AEsriAi.1 Saturday, when
/ the court adjourned to meet ut 10
O'Clock on Monday The man had 4
/ borough license to sell, and the court
/ found the meshes of the law too large
to hold him. He was discharged and
/ left town before dinner.
z-John Dull Of Fermapagh township
was sent to jail by Squire McCrum
on Saturday on the information of
: Dan Maus, on a charge Of assault and
battery. Mous was taking Dull up
the pike in his wagon. Dull got out
Of the wagon and throw stones at
NIaus. To much whisky was the
. cause # the trouble On Saturday
evening Dave Sieber and George
Hover went Dulrs security in the
sum of one hundred dollars for a
hearing on Monday. Dull skipped
bv the light Of the moon on Satur,
day night.
Last Thursday evening rag gather
ers Joseph and Louis Greenberg
camped in their one horse wagon
along the pike at the Juniata county
end of the Long Narrows between
Lewistovn and NIifilintown. When
thev laid down in the wagon to sleep
one of the brothers put his pocket
book and ST IN money IN his pants
rocket and rolled the pants together
and placed them in front of his breast
in bed. When they arose IN the
morning thev were surprised to find
the pants gone and the pocket book
minus the money lying outside Of the
wagon on the grass. The robbers
have not been found.
A horse owned bv Wellington
Smith frightened on Bridge street
last Thursday morning. 5lr- Smitf
lost control Of the lines which caus
ed him To deem 1t best TO leave the
wagon which he did by jumping
. He fell seemingly hard on the street
but was on his feet III an instant anC
, in fuIlSpursuit IF the runaway, which
brought up" suddenly by encoun
tering telephone pole at Harley
corner. The collision with the poll
turned the horse upside down, anC
it Law on its back quivering wheI
= some bvstanders went and sat on IT
head till the remnant of harness wa
stripped off. The horse sprang t
: his feet when they got off his heac
: and seemed himself again Ih'
/ wagon and harness We're turned III
to the proper places for repairs, anC
Mr.. Smith congrat tulated hImsel
that his bruises are not Of NOR