Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-09

Congressman Atkinson and Mrs
Atkinson A, returned to Washington last
thursday after q sojourn of some
days at home.
Miss Miller of New York SAWS. this
coming summer she shall ride horse
oack IN Central Park Just as men do.
Good, why shouldn't the woman ride
as men do.
Sam Jones IN a recent sermon ::
sly Ideal of a man is John the Bap
tist who jumped on king and
stumped the very feathers out of
him When he was put in Jail he
said he would stay there until the
ants carried him out through the
keyhole before ne would modify any
thing that lie had said.
Charles McRoberts and wife. who
lived two miles south of Worthwhile.
was born on SATURDAY, married on
Saturday, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary on Saturday,
took their last sickness on SATURDAY.,
and died last SATURDAY. 3 week.
The following Sunday thew were
buried in one grave
Letters remaining in the Post Of
tice, Patterson, Pa not called for
Miss Emma Klinger, John Sadlev.
Simon Held, George f. Dune, Adam
Benett Postal Card, Mr.. +. Levy.
Persons ssking for letters IN
above list please say they are adver-
tised.
w. H. McNrrr, p. NJ.
April lst, 1890.
We can't agree with brother Ali
son that the umbrella, at the post
Office, that has during a period of
many days of sunshine, rain and storm
awaited an owner, might be stolen
IN a RAIN Of pitch forks. 1t is true
tina. an umbrella thief might forget
the lack Of polish under the pricks of
such storm, bus wouldn't he be
equally sensitive to tn. fact that the
weather beaten umbrella would be no
protection against the Just punish
ment Of being Proded to death for
stealing it ?
Gettysburg and Other Poems, by
Isaac r. PESsYPACKER, Of the editorial
staff Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, in
cludes the poem read by Mr. Penny
packer, at the invitation of the Gov
ernor and State Monument Commits
sIoners, At the dedication of the so
PENNSYLVANIA Monuments on the bat
tie fell OF Gettysburg last Septem-
Mr. Edmund Clarence Sted
man has pronounced this poem TO h.
noble lyric. 1t has Just been pub
lished by Portor X Coates. 9th and
Chestnut SITS, Philadelphia The
price Is so cts, postage paid.
From the Bloomfield Advocate Ap-
ri :; On Monday VIM. y. Seibert,
Esq, received = carload Of ice from
Lake Champlain. Sila. w Conn.
ESQ, and Ssml Clousar expect "A
carload daily from the same source
This ice until dslivsred, the BUYERS
say will cost them anywhere from 81
to IS. The blocks average about a
foot thick and are as clear a. crvs-
tai Last Wednesday, the
poor house team consisting Of six
mules drawing an or !iuary load stal-
led on the Hat between Wm. Ne
Clur0 : steam saw miil-abOve Elliott
burg and IL Gyr.tne township line
and It took q team Of twelve horses
amt mules TO pull the wagon out
This VIII give some adequate idea of
the condition of the main valley road
Mems real Scotch cheviot suit,
| price $3.50 =, Schott's-
I From the Newport News At a
meeting Of the congregation held in
the Lutheran church last Monday er-
ening the soliciting COMMITTEES re
ported that thev had secured obliga,
! tions for over $1,000 for the repairs
of the church. Mr.. W.
+, II Pefrsr. cf New Buffalo. recently
. purchased COW at his fathers pub
lie sale. When he started for home
he tied tho COW behind the wagon,
but before he reached there the AMI
msl died from some unknown cause
On Saturday morning
County Treasurer Thomas J. Clarl
arose feeling As we..l IS usual, but be
came i'll at breakfast. He went t.
work at the Peoples Bank abou
nine clock, but felt badly and Will
difficulty staid at his desk till tn,
bank closed He then wont hom,
and was very sick man from 9 I'M
III o'clock Sunday morning. Hi!
gtiiiction Is known in medical par
lance rs renal calcu!i. and he got n,
relief until the store had complete,
the passage from his kidneys. H
was able to resume his work at tn
bank Yesterday morning