Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-05

ridge north of town. When cIs.rs.S
the land Is to be planted with peach
trees.
Miss Mary lands, daughter o. 4
. Lands OF Harrisburg. was In
town among friends last TUESDAY.
while on her way 10 RiehfieId To a.
tend the wedding OF Miss India
Wills to Mr.. RIpka-
Brownville, Tenn, was striken bv
n s'orm las. "Wednesday niohf
Many houses We're unroofei. AVON
an was killed by tree fallino,
through the roof of the house in
which she was sleeping.
Bruce Donaldson, Of Black Log was
lodged IN jail last Thursday evening
ON a ehar-e Of having stolen 4 pieces
OF m~at from George Warner Of Lack
township The prisoner In default
81 ball was committed by squire I
G. Caruthers Of Peru Mills.
List of letters remaining in Pat
ersoD, Post Office, not called for
Miss Kate Bonner, W. l. AIcCaIister.
Postal Cards Eben L. Bevan. Per
sons asking for letters IN above Iist.
pleas say they are advertised.
W. II. hIcNrrr, p. II
March I, 1890.
Oae dag last week David Beashor
discovered = fox IN "A fence corner
on his farm at Cedar Springs. sur
rounded by pack Of hounds belong
ing to DIR. Banks. The dogs were
afraid to seize hold of the fox aud
sir. Beashor picked up fence stake
and killed it.
a married woman SAYS before she
was married she could hardly keep
her bean away from the house in toe
evening, and he wanted to stay late.
Since they are married he does not
want to stay about the house in the
evening, and insists on going out
every evening, and stays away late
attending lodge
English SPAWN Liniment removes
al Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
Spawn. Cmrbs, Splints. Sweeney,
Ring bone, STILES, Sprains, all Swol-
len Threats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
10y the use Of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sod by L. Banks &
Co, Druggists, AEfillutowa- NV 6
On information made bv William
Hawk before Justice Weidman. Ar
thur Louder, Joseph II. Browaud.
}.artI Green and J. 4. q. Crai.-.
We're arrested on the charge of dis
orderly conduct. At the hearing
last Tuesday evening the parents OF
the lads. who are ali quite Young
gave bonds in the sum of SIO0 each.
to secure the keeping Of the peace
by the boys.
Subscribers 20 the SENTINEL AND r.
rUuIICAN who are back with their
pay more than vear vi.l couf-r
happiness upCG themselves and tie
m tn8gcmrut Of the paper by pawn
Few o. cur arrear patrons would en-
Joy working one. tEN, three, faur.
iFe and .moye years fer dollar
and hall or trust We ID noi
ike 70 u'a-e their c~clsnt ia tie
hands OF an attorney far collection
and VIII not do it 1t they pay within
six weeks time Feh. 1879. IT,
The HoHidays5urg Register oflast
week SAYS: last Week a prisoner con
feed IN HoF!idaysburg jaiI attsmp
tel 70 s-e all Of the outside world
aad get some fresh air, climbing up
to the or rttc6 window an | stuck his
head through the bars, and slipping
down, he could not release himself
He maiued in that position far
three hrqrs bsf9re lie wss rel-asa,;.
Warden Kephart, with to aid Of
blacksmi Il, cut the bars and removed
the hall dead rnau from his Peri ous
position.
The sheriff of Fulton county adj
vertises for sale Mt C5nnel!sburg, on
| the 18th day Of March, next, the
South Pennsylvania Railroad com
menciug at the city Of Harrisburg,
and extending through the counties
of Dauphin, Cumbsr,an Franklin
and Huntingdon, Fulton, Bedford,
| Somerset. and Westmorel3nd TO
Port Perry in the county Of Ale.
ghenv. IN the state Of Pennsylvania,
together with all the corporate rights,
privileges. franchises, &c., sc, ol
the said corporation.
About 1 o'clock last "Wednesday
mornir q the barn OF Mrs. Crawford
near McCovsville was discovered L
b. on fire. With great difficulty a.
. of the live Stock twenty some head
was gotten out the barn excepting
4 sheep and four head of hogs On'
% of the horses was SO, severely burneI
; thar it viii in ali probability have Il
| be killed. The farm machinery, ant
harness I'll burned IN the barn al,
in the wagon shed Eight hundred
bushels If corn, enc hundred an'
! iftv bushels of wheat, several bash
. els of oats and quantity Of rye, an'
hay aud straw was destroyed Will
the buildings. There was an lnsur
. ance of $500 on the barn. ard $40
: on coptents. Some one IL The fanll
arose To give attention TO q res!les
child and that lead to the discover
' of the fire IN the barn. Ii the fir
; had prugressed further before dii
;, coverv the live stock would all hay
n perished-
The following persons have ii'e
their accounts IN the Registers q
! fee. TO be presented n an Orphan.
a Court March II, 1890