Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-08

on New Years evening.
Special services will be held in the
Lutheran church every evening this
week except Saturday evening. Ser
vices begin at Z o'clock
Israel Yoder of Belleville, AIiffiin
Co, was in town with his five footed
/ five year old horse some davs aoo
The animal attracted attention.
Mr. Adam Weidman. and the
Misses Adams have each put down
new board walk along their
property on Washington street.
Elias Longacre, fell of a chair.
dead in his home in Fayette town
ship, near Swales post Office, on the
evening of the 9th of December.
VIII Guss and his sister Ollie
students IN Selinsgroye Seminary.
spent the holidays at the home of
their parents in Milford township.
Chas A Barnett, Jr., of Bloom
field Is n composer Of music. His
music Is said to be ''bright and
catchy" and is having a ready sale.
The Army and Navy PLAYING cards
calendar. issued by Russell * Nor
gan 303, Cincinnati, Ohio, Is one of
the handspmest calendars of the day.
a big black snake crawling in a
street IN Bloomfield is the Christmas
snake story that the Times of the
Capitol of Perry county related last
week
Squire Stimmen of Port RovaI.
presented his compliments with 8
nice insurance calendar to many of
his friends IN town during holiday
week
Barber Craig raised the two lars,-
est hogs in town The aggregate
weight of the hogs was oil pounds.
The largest Of she two hogs weighed
475 pounds
Harry Hawk a2d Lewis Showers
were at work painting the now iron
river bridge at this place, last week. /
They will paint the Lewis,own .
river bridge. /
William Reese known to all the
older citizens of this town. died in
His remain, were in.
terred IN Union Cemetery near this
place last Thursday.
William Bratton of the Herald
force was knocked down and hurt
abGut the head, several evenings AGO
while attempting to board freight
train ~ Port Roval.
\ large party was held at John
Thompson's at Thompsontown on
New Years evening. 4 number of
roung people from this place and Vi
,inity were IN attendance.
Itch, Mango, and scratches on bu-
man or animals cured in 30 minutes
Dy WoolfOrd's Sanitary Lotion. This
lever fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co,
Druggists, AIiflintown. Nov. 6.
George S. McCurdy employed on
the Lewistown Free Press left that
position last week to accept one in
.he Government printing Office in
d. G. Mr.. HcGurcfvi
S Juniata boy
Harry Pannebaker, native of this
town, telegraph operator at Napier
Illinois. had an ankle severely injured
IN the wreck Of a hand car on which
he was riding 10 his Office or the 1st
Iay Of this month. ID
Christmas was warm enough TO
bring out bees, gnats, &c, Blue
birds warbled III the leafless trees,
and evsrvbldy said ''such weather as
this has never been experienced be j
fore in this latitude. !
Samuel nitcheII's barn, near Kel-
", Mifflin county, was destroyed by
fire some evenings ago. Wheat, bar
ley, oats and hay were destroyed
with the barn. Loss, 5000 in .
surance $1,000. An incendiary fire. |
John b. Weaver Of Mexico while /
hunting mountain tea berries in the
vicinity IF the creek in Reuben Moist's
woods, on Christmas day came across
a living water snake that measured
n foot and a half long. He killed the
snake
Mrs. David Kerlin of Licking Greek
Valley, died Of consumption last Sat
urdav. Iu,ermsut in the Presbyte-
rian graveyard on Monday. Rev.
A. II. Miller of the Methodist church
of this place conducted the funeral
services.
List of letters remaining in the
Patterson, Pa, Post Office, not call
ed for : John Quin, Jacob Writer.
Persons asking for letters in the
above list please say they are adver-
tised. W. H ACNITr, Z NJ
Jan. 1, 1890.
Lombard of the Sslinsgrove Tri-
bune has enlarged the paper to 8
column newspaper, which speaks vol
umes for the enterprise of the editor
and publisher, but the probability is
the Tribune is by far too big for Sci
insgrove and vicinity.
Harry Srayer, formerly of Meal
isterville but now citizen of Pull
man, Illinois. spent the holidays with
his friends in Juniata. He left for
Altoona on the 2nd inst, and from
thence will stop at few other points
on his return to Illinois.
| Advertised list of letters un-
called for remaining in the p o.
at Miffiintown, Pa, week ending Jan.
1, 1890. Persons calling for letters
in this list viii please ask for adver-