Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-18


BY the Independents on a score of s
to +
From the McVeytown Journal
Miss Isabella Allison, daughter ot
editor Allison of the "Juniata Her.
aid, Miffiintown, was the guest OF
her friend the Misses Ewings over
Sunday.
The Lost Greek PRESBYTERIAN
church, at NcAlisterville, will hold a
festival on Saturday evening, June
21st, 1890. Good music, plenty OF
refreshments will be served from 6
to 10 o'clock"
D. $ Kloss, cashier of the First
National Bank, has accepted the
tender of the cashiership of the First
National Bank of T tyrone, which is
now being organized and Will be op-
sned for business about the first of
August
Lewis NJ. Showers, has received
the contract for the repainting Of
the Court House, to be completed
on or before the 18th dav of August.
His bid was 1884 90. Moses Pan
nabaksr, bid $4,000. David H
Sieber, bid S7s2.44.
A correspondent from Black Log
complains that farmers from across
the mountain bring their cattle into
Black Log, for summer pasturing, on
the unfencsd lands and the cattle Of
ten break into the fields and do dam
age to grass and grain.
Benjamin Grubb, aged 80 years
while helping in Golfers saw-miIl in
Wild Cat Valley, about six mile.
from Newport, Perry county, fell in
to the rapidly revolving saw aud was
instantly sawn to death. He leaves
family to mourn over his shocking
death.
Says the Newport Ledger For
several weeks the cries of some wild
animal have been heard up in Pur-
gatory, and people lvsre fearful to
venture out at night. One day last
week, Jacob Fleisher, succeeded in
killing the varmint, which proved to
be large wildcat.
Advertised list of letters uncallsd
for. remaining in the post onice at
Mifiintown, Pa, for the week end
ing June 14th, 1890. Person. call
ing for letters in this list will please
ask for advertised matter. Letters
Miss Emma Campbell, Mrs. SaIlje
Burksy, MIR. John r Thomas.
JAMES McC,u1Er, p. VI.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
sll Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney.
Ring bone, Stiles, Sprain., 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. Bank. (
Co, Druggists. Mifiintown. Nov 6
According to the report Of the
Secretary of Internal affairs of Penn
sylyania, tifty-one counties of the
state, show anhggregate debt of S64.-
if1,9SO-63- BY the same report the
reader or student is informed that
Philadelphia has 10 female phvsic-
isns, and Allegheny county has 46
female physicians
Isaac v Gingerich Of Walker
was overcome bv the heat
while passing from one citizens
house to another IN the discharge of
his duty r. census enumeratcr. He
was effected to such 8 degree that he
deemed It best not to continue the
work. William H Kurtz Ia now
filling the duties of the Office
We are indebted to Hon sThsms.
j. Stewart, Secretary of Internal Az
fairs, for the annual report of his
Of the government of
the Commonwealth. 1t Is wonder
that the land Office report, the re
port of the state weather service. re
port of vital statistics assessments,
are not moro inquired for by the
people
The growing wheat is bothered
with myriads of very small No. l
insects that colonizs on the chaff and
live off the juices. Mr.. John A.
Gundy the other day sent samples
to the department of Agriculture at
Washington, to have the things ex-
amined, analyzed and furnished with
a latin psnse as long as rail and
crooked as the shaft of hay tsdder.
-Lewisburg Chronicle.
Lewistovn people are not comfort
able over a survey that the railroad
company have made from Bi1ler's
water station along the mountain,
west to Anderson's station, thereby
shortening the line some three miles
and avoiding two river bridges
The Lewistown people are uneasy,
because If the new route Is made,
Lewistown viii be a good deal fur
ther away from the main line.
On the 10th inst, Summit Van Or
mer. son of Robert Van Ormer,
known to many people of this his
native county was killed by freight
train from which he jumped ut Nc
Veytown. where his parents now
live. Summit was on his way home
from Miffiintown, where he had
made''some hardware purchases Dr.
Crawford was summoned but srriv-
ell to late to be of any service TO the
unfortunate young man
The new pension bill will give to
every surviving soldier of the late
war a persion of from S6 to S12 q
month, whenever he becomes unable
to provide for himself IS per month