Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23
her enough. He had to pay $50

damage done to the lock
Edith, daughter of Mrs. A s. Pom
eroy died at Slippery Rock, Butler
county of dipthsra on the 18th inst
Editor Charles Crawford, of the
Democrat and Register, uncle of Ed
ith att =nded the funeral at Harris
burg.
Charles G. Stewart, of Johnstown
this county, who has been housed
nearly all winter with rheumatism
came to town last Friday on business.
He Is one of the Juniata men who
was with Sherman on his march to
the sea.
A third child of the family of VIM.
Switzer. was brought from Altoona
on Sunday and interrsd in Union
Cemetery. The chill Ike atbe two
preceding ones. died of diptheria.
and al within the period of ten davs
sympathy from every hand is ex-
pressed for the bereaved family
Miss Ella Pannabaker, is in
Eastern Cities, this week, buying
Summer Millinery and Far cy No
tions for her shop on Main Street,
Patterson, Pa. LADIES should
call and examine the STYLES.
From the Newport News: SOM
of our cattle feeders in the valley are
out of sorts. Owing to the low
prices of fat cattle. the feeders say
they cannot get ont whole at present
prices-iu fact they are losing money
even at the low prices of corn and
other grain The beef combine fixes
the price at which the feeders must
sell while the feeders are not recog-
nized - shan ers in the profits so
says a feeder of cattle.
, Philo Shively, formerly of Juuiata
but during the past number of years
resident of Milf n county came to
visit his son William in Fermanagh
township near this town some davs
ago. He had been in poor health
a number Of wears. Lest SATURDAY,
evening he was better and he walk, d
To the kitckan and partook Of a
hearty s'pper. In about an hour
after supper he died. The funeral
took place from the home of his son
William on Monday Interment in
Union Cemetery.
George A. Carver, a breaknlan.
from Carlisle. aged about 30 wears,
fell into the river off freight train
while II was crossing the first bri lge
west of Lewistown early on the
morning of the l4th inst. and has
not been sean since. The railroad
Company had men employed toul
days last week dragging the rver tc
recover his body. but their work Wa:
of no avail. Not thing that be
longed TO him was fonni, not ever
MS lantern, which in is cleaning
light In It's descent to tue stream !,
the only evidence that he found ,
waterv grave. The body WAS fount
IN seven feet OF water by stump 10
far below the bridge on Sund...
DR.. David Wilson Of Port Rnys'
b. diel last Friday afternoon after
brief illness Of pneumonia. He W.
horn In Cumberland Valley about Z
s wears ago and learned printing ]
Philadelphia. Graduated from Wasi
=, ington an1 Jefferson College. Ora,
= uxted from Allegheny Thrologic,
5 Seminary. came 10 JUui-,ta count,
o and curing course OF years, coI
. ducse TuscaroTa Academy nt Act
L denim. With James Nathers d
1 ceased, for company, he project,
K the JUNIArA SENTINEL, and sent CO
y. X Mcclure upor hIs editor:
mission He established AIRY We
Academy and was one of the prole
:, :, rs and founders Il the .Iuniat, Il
" ..ubhcsn. lie held prufes~orsh ?
:, um er OF years, N the State Ag
J. cuitJrsl college. Center county. "
: n member of the State B ard of 4
= rlru.ture. During the period of
|. life he prepared tn u~nnls o. you
= men foc college trs.nrng aud profe
ioual life. and the men who receIy
intellectual training from Liun are
every cline and country In the bu
cyoc ttious CT life. The trend of
st life always ran IN the direction Of :
le- useful and good
The Harry Hainss creamery
tablishment located at the sou,E t
= OF town with all its contents y
=, DESTROYED by fire. about 10 o'clC
on the night Of the l5-h inst T.
o mated los $1,000. Insurance :
a 900 The house Of W. J. Hams, s.
i sr..ted by 81 narrow alley Oh the e
- was consumed in the cuutlagratl,
Estim1ted loss 81, 500. Insurance
house 500: ou turnItuTs 81
Il These bui!djugs occupied the 81
II. cf The John Wright tannery bui
ed ings that were destroyed by an
mt cendiary fire ID or Is years a
nd There Is only one opinion abost
ne late fire ard that IS II was Cf Inc
" diary origin. Churning had b
ng done about eight O'Clock in the mo
me ing OF that dav and In the even
ire ihs place bad been closed before ds
III Tae first alarm Was given 10y Geei
arm jacobs MIR. Jacobs was going Ia
from lis office. As he walked do
srv tie street "a peculiar waving or la
per ing .Igi.t. brighter than the light
en- the yard lamp WAS Displaying ii
the on Colonel Pattersen's house.
he earn the cause of the strange II
ing he FASTENED TO the eud a. the p,
md ment ana looked arounf Inc 50
the end of tie house of Hon. Jai
ing North Startled is hardly na
ker for his feelings. there, was the
ned blazing out of the upper story