Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-02-26

fiahaSomelY decorated Lamps a
tRANcIscUs HARDWARE IL Co.
The obituary notice Of the deatI
OF Mrs Harman viii appear mex
week. A
Charles Howe employed in the
Columbia Natio- al Bank Of Wasbino-
ton d. C., was at his home in tbis
place on Saturday.
The spirit of scratching was aroono
the votes on election ,iav. and In 9
majority Of cases the scratchiner re-.
suited N the election If a class al
men who VIII try and FL the Office
cedltably 70 themselves and with ir,s.
tice to taxpayers
On the night Of the 18th inst IN
effort was made TO burn the Memorial
= b Church and the Fourth street
Bethel Of the Church Of God atHnr-
barg- The work # the incendiarv
was discovered iu time 10 prevent
che destruction Of the bindings.
By taking a window ont Of the
wall thieves entered the cellar of
John Hurning's house, on Patterson
avenue, on Sunday night and stole
two PIES, two loaves Of bread. drank
some milk and left the place without
any one IN the house hearing them
a; Their. iepredatory work.
The Chicago Tribune tells the fol
lowing \ farmer near Chanute
Kan, sold q beef for , cents a pound
to butcher, agreeing To take a
quarter of 1t for his own use. The
hatcher charged him regular rates
for the beef, and when they settled
the farmer owed him two dollars.
\ Michigan peach grower saws
Some years ago, VIXEN there was
severe wave of cold air IL Michigan.
no peach buds escaped the frost on
level ground or in depressions. On
all elevations of fifty feet or more al
escaped injury. and the trees We're
loaded with blossoms.
The case of Lew Stroup against
Z G.. Shaffer. for ten thousand dol
lars damage for the estrangement Of
the affections Of Mrs Stroup. was
heard before ar5itrators. ID. 3. Ne
Williams, John Hollobaugh. John
Adams, IN the court house last Thurs
day and Friday. Verdict Of the ar
bi'rators, not guilty
Benjamin Garman, OF Penn town
ship, Snyder county while telling
trees had the misfortune to have
a tree fall on him, holding him fast
for several hours ON the damp ground
before he was found. He took cold
while living there, having neither coat
nor vest on Pneumouip was the re
suit, and that along with his injuries
caused his death ii a few DAYS after
ward
While at work a saw mill ON We'd
nesday, Robert Knox, of Addison
township, : Somerset county, fell under
the saw. The SAW fastened III the
heel Of his boot and drew him closer
cut Ing his leg of above the knee.
He was then iorked haci. aud had his
arm taken or above thc elbow. His
manglod remains were picked up and
carried to his home, where died a
flU hours later.
The Lawiss1wn Sentinel Of Feb
ruary II SAYS The bridge viewers
will make their return to court 70
day. TomaEe q thorough and salts
factory report, the viewers had 4 J.
Whituev.a bridge engineer Of Al
.ooua. 80 examine Il AIr. Whitney
reports that the bridge company
have carried out their part o
/ the contract and that tie hridg,
, is SAT. for the passage of all ordinary
vehicles, but not sufficiently strong
I for traction engines or steam thrash
ers. He recommends additional
brace rods and other improvements
which viii strengthen the bridge
i The viewers viii embody NIr- Whit
news report IN their own and VII
also make a few other recommends
/ tious. GIr. Whitney saws the new
/ bridge Il better than the old one.
Last week G. W BIrchfeld at
tended tLo nstiJlE aaegnpnans q
the Unicn Veteran Legion at y,
wark. Ogioa~ "a delegate from cam
I 81 Of NIifijpFnwu. The Uaion VT
eran Legion Is an orgauiztiipn c
| three year veterans an I holds is $ p,
sions With closed Goors. Newark
the county seat Of lick county. an
has population % 10000. Nsa
the town In Ene state Of preseTy,
tiou - an Obioug seven acre noun
with parallel ends and side1, h'tee
feet high On tie outer edge OF ID
mound is a breast work FIVE feet hls
!. The mound was built by preli tor
, rnrn. The lick county fair groun
- located within the enclosure Ih
under brush has al heea cur uf. bs
-.ihe native forest Of trees upwar.
Of a century or two OIL have I'd
I been disturbed. excepting trees lei
and there that stood IN the way
the prepars'i n of a track or IL
: erection OF far buildings
! From the Huntingdon Globe: II
PENNSYLVANIA canal bed Is rapidly b
T. ING filed up for railroad uses fro
I the Union depot down TO StoI
e Creek. The bridge crossing the can
Mt 4th street has been removed n
: TRANSFORMATION over the ditch Is nC
bv terra firma. 1t Is possible tn
trave over the new road ID
k viii begin by September 1st. 1t
, the purpose of the company, if p,
.e M to bavs the county bridge at