Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-06


Rev. Dr.. John Hall of the Fifth'Av-
enue Presbyterian church n. Y. has
an annual income of $4,000.
The Mckinley bill relieved the
dealers in tobacco on the Ist of Nav
of about s16,000,O0O internal tax.
war tax.
Itch on human and horses and al
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
foad's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks i Co.
Druggists, Mif1intown. Nov. I3.
1890, 1y.
The average of oats sown this year
IN the United States, is reported
smaller than usual on account of wet
weather, for the reason it is expected
the price of oats will rule high the
coming year.
Wm. A. Goodman, of Port Royal,
Pa, has recently been placed on the
pension rolls at s12 per month, and
VIM. Roe of VanDyke at $1I per
month through the agency of VIM,
Fry of Mexico, Pa:E
A bargain in pants:-A JOB Lot
OF Pants, bought for Wholesale trade,
but sizes run irregularly. Among
them are pants worth So. They ali
must go. We retail at S1.25. Msy-
ers, Wholesale and Retail Clothier.
L Samsel Brant of Patterson, bought
a ~ acre tract of land with q peacl
orchard on it at Assigness sale O.
Maurice Leonard's property for 4OC
dollars. The tract is located in Mil
ford township between Mifflintowr
ans Port Royal
Merchant John Etka, found a s2C
ELL, rolling along the pavement be
fore the wind, ne pocketed the bill
but when he learned that landlord
Arbagast had lost bill of that de
nomination, he like an honest NAL
handed over the money!
I The woods fire in Licking Creel
came down or what used to b,
known as the Huff farm and burned
away all the building on Saturday
The rain on Sunday morning pu
out the fires that burned on al O
the surrounding mountairs.
Mrs. Margaret Black, disd at th
home OF her son-in-law, North Ster
rett, in Milford township, on the @,
enIng of April 2S, aged 80 years
months and 80 days. Her body wa
taken to Bloomfield, Perry count
for interment last Friday, May 1st.
The Annual Meeting of the Jun
alta Valley Editorial Association, wi
ba held at the Leister House in Hun
ingdon, Friday, Nay s, 1891, at
o'clock a, IN. After the meeting, tn
members of tho Association will visi
the Reformatory by special request
Letters remaining in Pattsrso
Pa, p O., not called for. Mrs. Harr
Wilson, Denten Clauddy, Rudi
Yoder Persons asking for letter
in above list, will please say they ar
advertised.
, W. H. NcNitt, P. n
May 1st, 1891.
L Thomas Patterson, son Of A J
Patterson, WAS seriously hurt by b
horse falling with him in the QUAR-
south Of town. 1t waa first fears
serious results would follow ths fal
but the fears have not been realizec
Tom is getting along as well as ca
be expected
Through dstacti We fue the lou.
of SamueI Lands, in Monroe tow
ship, was set on frs and destroyed
with tho household goods it contai
ed. Mrs. Lands was the only OF
at HOMO and hor single effort W,
of no avail against the fire. III
property WAS without insurance, Il
t fire took place on tho 27th of Apr
Squire G. B. Horning sent a stranI
msn to Jail last Thursday night, {
a charge Of drunkenness, disorder
: conduct and profanity. Tho m.
was in jail till Friday morning, VIII,
he bad a hearing he plead guilty, ar
plead poverty to save cost and fin
aud promised to leave the town
left 60. He WAS told to go. T
= gave his name, Baldwin Pila.
) Mrs. Jane Gallagher wIfc of Ro
ort C. Gallagher, deceased, died u
: e1pectsdly about 7 o'clock P. M. {
!. the 29th day Of April. She was
0 daughter Of Jacob Wright who
his day was a man OF large real c
tate interests in and around Miffli
town. Hrs Gallagher during Il
past number of years was kept elo
at home on account Of declipir
health, but up to 3 o'clock z.
t there YVES no Indication OF sudd
:. death. At the last hour mention,
: she became suddenly i'll and rapid
sank and died on the evening of th
day.
1t is source of regret that an j
!. vitation to- the 30th anniversary
tia organization Of the Delaware l.
j.. erary Society did not come to hal
6 till the time Of tho meeting, May l
if The Society is in n fiourishing co
y dition and in its caresr of almost
generation, it has dopo coed in
general way and it has been the
y strumsnt through which a numb
y =. Of mon have prepared the way for
i feions public life when they becar
public men. Tbs society will recsi
d any contribution sent them as he
, to psy for the erection of s sllital
,e building for the society.
" Lswistown Press: Nearly all of t
; secret societies of the town have
cepted the invitation extended th'
., hu the = @ S. of A to narticin,