Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-16

HSASACA4 law aDDrOXSd on
the 9th of June 1890.
By the premature blast in the
railroad stone quarry, near Hunting
don last Thursday, G.. L. Secrist
was killed, and Robert S. Houtz was
badly injured
The Railroad Company is build
new trestle work to the coal warf
IN Patterson. The new trestle runs
parallel and alongside of the old
| trestle work now in use.
County Treasurer Mogel has
brought suit against forty FIVE per-
sons IN different sections of Berks
county to recover the mercantile tax
recently levied by the appraiser"
Exchange papers report bogus
special pension agents as travelling
through Pennsylvania dsfrauding
whomsoever they can
VIM Fastnot, of Altoona, had q
leg broken, between the thigh and
knee, by being knocked off the cabin
of the train on which he was break
ing, last Saturday.
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hu-
man or animals cured III 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails Sold by l. Banks * Co,
Druggists, Aiffiintown- Nov. 8.
Speaker Reed requires Congress
men to keep their coats on while en-
gagged in debate, and while sitting IN
the chamber he Will not allow them
to elevate their feet higher than their
head
John Martin and Tom Souloff, fish
ed for trout in Lost Greek last
Friday jesse Grubb, gave Tom a
pointer or two, which resulted in 4
catch of the largest trout caught
this year.
Some one from Ogden city. Utah,
has been kind enough to send US a
STANDARD" Of July ,, containing an
account of the''Grand Carnival" fash
ioned after the famous New Orleans
carnivals.
Work on the Railroad Compauys
ice making machine in Patterson is
being pushed forward toward COM
pletion. Pipes were laid underneath
/ the ground about the machine build
ing last week
The Lewistown and Selinsgrove
railroad division has new superin-
tendent, in the person Of A W. Moss,
Robert L. Holiday, the outgoing
superintendent has been transferred
to another division:
The Adamsburg Herald OF July 9
saws 4 number of old women from
town rendered old Mrs John Hass
niger a surprise on the 22nd OF June
! She enioyed the party hughly. The
occasion was her S9th birthday.
Rev. Philip Graft will preach nex
Sabbath morning on The Sovereign
ity of Love" and in the evening a
6 30. at the VeSper service, on ''Th'
Seven Abominations of Modern So
ciety." Everybody cordially invited
Willie Burchfield, aged about
. years. son of b. F. Burchfeld, no
long since fell from a horse an,
broke his right arm. He was recov
ering nicely from the accident whel
. he fell into the cellar and broke hi
left arm
, The catalogue Of The Pennsylv'
cia State College lies on our table
replete with such data that the teacl
er and student delight IN, and fu
: of information for parents, who al
; looking for a school at which to ed,
cate SON
n Lady. II heard you had a HI
n here and are selling goods at ba
gain.
, That's right ma'am look at tho
= fine hams for fourteen cents apoun
only slightly damaged by smoke :
Boston Herald
: Mail Express Oh the night OF Il
10th. ran into company OF tram
on the track short distance west
% the station. and killed one YOU
Sc man aged about 10 years L
county gave the body decent bur
il in Union Cemetery.
of Pc Nth q small scoop-net we
IBONS WITH Il HAAlfilA 1NNNl 49, ~
TO the pool of water at the piers
re the defunct so called North Bran
cv and SeIinsgrove railroad to cat
halt for bass fishing. To their gr'
surprise thev scooped ont Of {
tISS pool more than n dozen nice, plul
i'0 suckers in short time
Advertised list of letters uncal
nl' for. remaining in the post office
Tx NifiIintown.P Pa, for the week q
ING. July 18th, 1890. Persons C
.1d inc for letters in this list will pie
- AL, for advertised matter Lette
j. C. Beaver, James Giles, c. F. NJ
:. shall
is JAMES McCAULEY, p. NJ
The Liverpool Sun says :-Lie
ming struck boat in the two I
I Level above this place. The Tstr
''e entered the tow-post and went
ward to the bow-stem, splinter
his the gun-wale Nobody was n
saw The boat belonged to, or Is run
n man named Burglingome OF l.
IRE Ridge
his The Port Royal band, will hol'
:. first annual social, festival, fair
of cake walk on the Port Royal
Wis. grounds, on Friday and Satui
St evenings, July Is and 19. Gi
parade, on Saturday evening at
"n- clock. at which the Thompsontt
MO Mexico. Mifflin, Patterson, and
ION Royal bands will take part
I.-l;rI, S,nnrir Iinimant rem