Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-28

erected on Mr.. Smiths land and .
large force of men put to work
Advertised list of letters uncaI,.5
Tor remaining in the post Office MI
hIntown Pa, for the week epdira
May -, 1890. Persons calIinr fn1
letters IN this list will please ask for.
advertised matter. Letters W T.
hsiser, \. III Bvers.
JANIS McCArIEr. p. NJ
Engineer William Bovd ona Of Nh.
oldest locomotive eRgineers in tI,e
railroad service, was killed by the
frelCht wreck at Elizabeth Furnace
on Tuesday night Nav 20. Two
brakemeL and the fremen were in
Jured, and seventeen cars an engine
and many head Of cattle were de
molished.
Road Supervisor Stauffsr, has been
making a number Of solid repairs on
roads in Fermana"h township. He i
.vnrhins from the right stand point.
not 'o burden the property holders
with heavy tax, bat to do the work.
he does III substantial manner 50
that It need not be done over next
year or IN years to come. BY Il CON
tlnuous application of such system
of repairs, the roads must eventually
become solid and can be kept in re
pair at little cost.
On tue 2O.h day Of last November
Mary &. kriedsr, daughter of f. W.
II hrleder was married to Mr. Frank
\ Westbrook Of Altoona. 1t was
happy marriage Of short duration.
On Tuesdly May 30 present month.
the husband was jolted off a train
.oIcars on which he was brakeman,
at Sang Hollow, place west Of Al
toona- He lived only a few hours
after the accident. His funeral took
place att O'Clock on Friday IN Altoona.
Mrs. y j. kreider, Of this town.
grandmother Of the bereavel wife
attended the funeral.
Nicholas Parrrl. who last winter
vas seuta need by the Court. to an
imPris ,ument OF 1OI years in the
Western pcuIteutIIry, died Of Ty-
phoid fever on the 18th Of Nav.
lie was sentenced on his own testi-
mouy Of having burned the barn Of
2Ir. TorSha near Waterford anE the
bsra ot TLnuG- Arblck j near Ne
Cuvsvills. The commissioners Of Jun
iata county were trying to have
him pardouei, and his case was
argued before the Pardon Board the
day after his death, 1t not then being
known that h. had ifa1
James Rover, aged . years, son
of William Warfeli. was struck by
Chicago Limited Express at Mt Tn
ION on Tuesday noon aad instantly
killed. The child was at the depot
and lust as WAY Passenger west had
left the station, and the little fellow
saw his 'athcr ON the ether side of
railroad on his w,y hono 10 dinner.
The boy -.ee.ully started across tine
tra-k. bat as he did -. Limited came
rushing by mi struck the boy. hurl-
iu- hmm frol the tru~k- The boys
head WIS badly cut and death resulted
lu-tautly.-H Huntingdon Globe May
-, 1890.
The Y. W. c. 7. l. cave m enter
tsiu1aeut in the II = church last
THURSDAY evening consisting of
singing anil dcc,aiming. There was
ar orItorical contest and g silver
medal Cor % Vriz.. The young ladies'
who tnpS "a part IN the contest, were
Mis- kuri- tiuSselman. Miss Grace
Wright tEss Bertha Cramer, Miss
u s:-v Bait. Miss Laviua Lonon all
Of Patterson. Miss Lemon won the
prize. the young ladies who declaim-
"a aud read but who were ont of tho
contest were. Miss Emma Robson,
Miss Mamie Stambaugh and Mss
lille Bait
/ Gamblers, such as PIE sed their arts
dur!ug Port poval fair last fall, gath
ereI in ducats from a number Of cit
/ tizeu@. who were willing II play with
them on show day. Bows should be
cautioned against such indulgences
and gamsters who bcguile boys into
such dcmarulizing ways should be
punished Older citizens, who feel
that every tab stands ON lis own bot
tom, and who ure given to the belief
that they know as much and more
thar the Cgmes'CT's, generally dlscOv-
ar that tho gamsstcr has trick or
two they do not know by which he
relieves them Of their stake.
View kings new laws" is m old
/ saving that comes down from time
out OF date. and finds an illustration
in these ia~s Of the rule by the PeO.
PIE IN the Mini.rtovu bridge case.
i Is ONLY n few months ago that
the directors Of the Miiilin
town Bridge Company had then
. 4 names placed o. the handsome
. bridge tha. they built across the
river ar this place, The county a. /
well known Gic the bridge a free
b. one. and last week removed the
. urllcs of the LIiIters, thus again
proving how true the old saying
'-ucw kings new laws.
r W. ,. Page. champion high jump
, er. whose b.s- Jump from a SOLID
5 base Is recorded ~ SIX feet four in
J. che IL h-isih gave a free exhibition
r Of his jumping abilitics on the bal
grounds on last Wednesday evening
2 HIS highest running jump On TIM
evening was five feet j. inches
! The Lcigth # , feet , ; > feet /
feet 6; , feet s, and five t-,t DIN
were iumTed before the Jump fee
II. His highest standing Jump wa
four feet six ard his highest kick
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