Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-01-07
mills and appointed H. A. STAN.
baugh, mercantile appraiser.

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college, spent tho holidays at their
homes.
Edward Psnnabaker, bought the
farm of Miss Ruth Bunce in Slim
Valley, for between four and five
hundred dollars.
The new commissioners. elected
Charles Crawford, clerk; A. J. Pat,
terson, Attorney, and George Suits,
Court House, Janitor.
Henry Groninger has secured the
contract for filling the creamery ice
house at 5Octs ton. HIS does not
pack tho ice in the house.
Rev. Mr.. Leshsr, of Nc Alisteryille
married his son Edgar Lesher and
Miss Edna Rollman, of this town on
the 3Oth day of December 1890.
During the late snow storm, Mrs
Polly Bastian perished in a snow
drift 200 feet from the railroad sta
ton of Artesfort, Lycoming county.
Ephraim Huntsburger; aged abont
~ years, veteran soldier of the late
war was stricken with paralysis
while walking on the pavement in
Port Royal, last Friday.
David Hertzler a prominent citizen
OF Old Port Royal, died on the Oath
day of December, aged n years. In
torment IN the Rothrock grave ya1d
near this town on the 9th day Of
December.
From tho Lewistown Gazette: We
hear orders have been issued TO
abandon the canal bridge near the
brewery and fill up the ditch at that
place, which will probably be done
in the spring
The remains of Jacob f. Mickey.
who was killed at Shamokin. while in
the discharge of his duty as a flag
man on the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad, was brought to this
place for interment.
David Watts, Of Altoona, spent
the holidays among friends in town.
The residence he gained in the
Mountain City has not in the least
abated his democracy. He is as big
democrat, as ever.
In Philadelphia over 200 girls, be-
tween the ages of IA and IS years
are reported st police head quarters
as missing. That is one phase Of
girl life il great city. Whittier,
have the girls gone ?
DIN lines colored, bought Rsv. ].
j. Hamilton's farm in Tuscarora
township, for s1,705. There are ov.
or 200 acres in the farm; 130 acres
clear Large barn, good house, out
buildings, sc.
Printing Office people all know how
it is when the presses fail to work
properly, and in that way cut off the
full supply of well printed papers.
1t is then the worst sheets are sent
to exchange papers.
John Wilson imprisoned in the
BelIefonte Jail for the murder of Har-
ry Waterhouss escaped from the
iron cell in which he was confined
by squeezing himself through mar
row window s inches wido.
Some days ago, Samuel Kinslo OF
Patterson, lost Two fingers of his
/ right hand while coupling cars in
the Altoona yard. He is under the
care of DR. Dowd Crawford and is
getting along Satisfactorily.
Harry Wilt Of Newport, lost his
left thumb, and had the hand injur-
cd by coupling cars in the Altoons
yard some days ago. He is under
the care of Dr. Dowd Crawford, and
comes from Newport to have his
manned hand attended to.
The Lutheran Sabbath School e.
lected A. H. Weidmsn, Superinten-
dant; Benz. Wagner, Assistant; B. L.
Shuman, Secr-tery; Ed. Berry Assis-
tant Secretery; ]. H. Simons, Treas
urer; Westley Sherlock, Librarian;
Keeper Of supplies, Wallace Fasick.
Salesman Kohler Of Huntingdon,
wss struck by a freight train while be
was trying to board passenger train
at Juniata bridge. The Huntingdon
jury that tried the suit were taken
to the bridge to view the situation
and see how the accident took place.
Conductor Sam Keller Of Dauphin
county, has been in the service of the
North Central Railroad nearly all his
lIfn anI hon hn ~
sheriff, the company would not &c
cept bis resignation, but granted him
leave of absence three years. which
covers the time Of the office of sheriff.
The remains of Mrs. George Hef-
ffngsr of Reeds Gap, was sent to
Philadelphia for interment Mr.
VIM Milhken Of Tuscarora, perform.
ed the kind Office of bringing the re.
mains to the station on the day the
deep snow foil Mrs. Heffi6nger con
tractsd disease last spring while
gathering dandelion.
List of letters uncalled for, remain
ing in the post Office at .Nifflintown
For the wesk ending Jan. 3, 1891
Persons calling for mail in this list
will please say, they are advertised
One cent will be charged for;each let
tor advertised. Letters: Lou. Coff
man, Mr.. Henry Holl, Jacob Fl. Reich
James -HcCauley, p. VI.
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania
passed an act prohibition the manu-
facture and sale of oleomargarine
On the oath of last December, Judge
Reed of Philadelphia decided thai
the state has not the right to prevent