Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-12

gets $3.50, the farmer who raised the
corn gets 40 cents, the railroad gets
81, the manufacturer gets 81. the re-
drunk gus
a Johnstown man saws. sspeople
VIII never feel safe until the streams
around 1t have been improved. The
safe way Is TO leave the stream alone
and build on the hills.
Rev. r. II. Fletcher, who at ono
time preached for the Lutheran CON
gregation of Miffiintown and Lick
ing Greek, died at Lock Haven ON
the 18th of last January. He was
helpless as child during the period
/ of year before he died.
On sunday evening Rev. Philip
Graft, presched an interesting ser
mon on Solomon's Character Sketch
OF the True Lady. Next Sabbath
morning he will preach on The
Goldeu Prizes ofthe Christian Rae. -
and IN the evening on Outside
Saints
On the 9th inst, the Pre.bvterian
congregation held a meeting. and
on the 3rd vote elected Rev. Mr..
Henderson of Lyons Farm, New
jersey, their pastor Five other
preachers were voted for. The cleo
ton of Mr. Henderson was made
unanimous.
On Saturday the ice n Rhom's dam
west of Patterson WAS three inches
IN thickness and there was said to
be twentv-sIX acres of IT on the still
water The three inches of ice over
the dam was said to be about enough
to n II the company's ice house In Pat
terson- Ice cutting began on Mon
day
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Har,l, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring-bOne, STILES, Sprains, all Swol-
len Throats, Coughs, sc. Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ell the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known Sold by L. Banks &
Co, Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov 6
III VI btNSc n htSSlnIer
took place from his late residence
on Third street, this town, on the
afternoon of March 6. Interment in
Union Cemetery. He died on the
3rd Of March. in the Homeopathic ic
hospital IN Philadelphia where he
under went the operation of taking
piece of depressed skull from his
head on the previous Saturday.
A fire in the roof of n one story
building owned by o. p Robson,
near the west end of the Jacobs
house was discovered by railroad
men about l o'clock on Tuesday
morning. 4 general alarm was
sounded and the fire was put out
before it did much damage to the
building. The building is unoc.
cupied. Everybody believes some
one fired the house.
In their account of the financial af
fairs of Snyder county. the auditor
missed charging the county treasr.
rer with S6l23 Ga After the publish
ed statement of the auditors, the
AA4ASAtAh% WINS hANNoNtitfl II tl4c IllAr
take had not been discovered the tax
payer would have been out that
many thousand dollars and the coun
ty treasurer wcuid have wondered
how he came To have so much money
Subscribers to the SENTINEL. AND RE.
rUBIICAN who are back with their
pay more than n year will conf-r
happiness upon themselves and the
management of the paper by paying
Few OF our arrsar patrons would EN-
Joy working one, two, three. four,
b five and more years for o dollar
and half or trust We do not
like to place their account in the
hauls of an attorney for collection
aud viii not do it If they pay within
six weeks time. Feb. 1890. IT,
/ \ few evenings ago, wh.n Wm
Burchfieli liz large lamp in Dimm'
Job printing office. oil that had gath
cred ON the outside of the lamp tool
fire. A great blaze sprang up in 81
Instant which attracted the attention
of people ON the street. There wa,
u rush made for the fire. The boy
was engaged in the herculsan effort
to blow the fire out. General Bel
and artist Hess took the short way
pulled their coats and with them
extinguishel the fire. thus nippeC
a great tirs in the bud Their coats
! were destroyed.
! From the Lewistown Gazette o.
last week Thursday night, A y
Smith followed up some barking
dogs along the foot Of the mounts::
above Joseph Bakers and to his sur
prise he saw a large black bear
5 anding at its hole After Procur
inc some more men and another Gun
Ras Siglcr. shot Mrs. Bear and theI
the robbers entered her home an.
took therefrom her precious babes
Mr.. Sigler got one, Mr.. Smith on
and Mr.. Dorman one, and Mr. Smitl
for his discovery got the hide !
, general division vas made II tn
b meat
During the past winter season til
Literary Society of Reno schot
hou.e east of town hold meeting
: nearly every week and are yet
; rving or tn work ON Friday evel
E ings. Last Friday evening the que
: tion for debate was: ''Rssolved thu
the Banking system is injurious
- our government" On the affirmatl'
!, were Bruce Zimmerman, ). IL Gus
u