Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-01-28
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Itch on human and horses and nj
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
toads Sanitary Lotion. This neye,
fails. Sold by L. Banks & CO
Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov. 10
1890, 1y.
BY late intelligence from Rev.
fhliip Graft, we are informed of his
arrival IN Oakland, Cal. Both
he, and Mrs. Graft were in good
health. They had been met 80 miles
out from the city, and were conduct
ed to the home OF one of the mem
osrs OF the congregation, whose hos
pltahty was in keeping with the
warm hearted people among whose
lines their lot has been cast.
There is a road bill before the
Legislature:-It levies a tax not to
exceed 10 mills, with addition of one
day S work, and provides that a tax
able man may pay his taxes in labor
1t provides for three township road
commissioners, unsalaried that town
ships may jointly purchase machin-
cry, etc, for road improvements: that
person refusing to act as road COM
missioner after election shall be fin
ed $40, and the one who re fuses to
act as road master after appointment
shall be fined $40. One fourth of
each years road tax shall be laid o.
side for maoadamized roads.
The Editor of the Lewisburp
Chronicle in speaking of Governor
Pattison's inaugural address saws
1t seems pity that Pattison's in
ausural address should prove such
wholesale back number chestnut.
This thrashing old straw evinces a
big lack Of originality. A Governor
OF this great oblong commonwealth
should have the bump of originality
well developed Had he found that
he was unable to get up an original
article, he could have had one writ
ten up by almost any obscure coun
try printer for about fifty cents col
umn.
In regard to the sudden death
that overlook Mr.; Paul, former res
Ident Of Fermsnagh township, this
county, and whose remains were
brought to Mifflintown for interment |
last week, the Huntingdon journal
speaks thus:-A terrible accident oc
CURED at Marshall & Bros, ore
mines, near Grafton, Huntingdon
county, on Tuesday. Mr.. Paul aged
SO wears and an Englishman by
birth, is the subject of this article
He was engaged in digging an air
chamber in the mine and while per-
his duty, a heavy rock fell
rom tie top, striking and killing
lim almost instantly. Nr. Paul was
conscious for about three minutes
when death came and relieved him Of
us suffering. He was an indus
rious man and will be greatly miss
ID among his fellow workmen. He
vas widower and the sole support
If blind daughter.
The Bloomfield Times saws: A
In one ct the recently as
signed estates made the trip by
lorse and buggy from Newport to
Bloomfield in nineteen minutes.
Last week Was one Of the busiest |
sver In the history of the Prothono-i |
.ary IS office.-During that time cred
tors rushed to enter Judgment on
notes ranging from S26 to $4,000, |
and thus secure themselves. The |
first days of the week were the most |
paulcky, and many individuals who !
bad given ample security for money, |
and against whom there was really |
no valid reason to be entered again
st, were treated as if they were in
the most ''shaky" condition financial
ly. Confidence however, has been
restored and it is not likely there
viii soon bs repetition of this ex-
element. In round numbers $50,
900 were placed on the docket by
anxious creditors. We hope that
many now financially embarrassed
bv this ''hurry' will be able to rise
to their difficulties.
Sars Inc Holidaysburg Register:In
the year 1890, according to the rec.
ords in the Blair county commission
ers Office, there were killed il the
county . wild cats, 293 foxes, and 80
minks, on which, including the costs
of the justices of the peace, was paid
by the county $353.95. = Maggie
Robson, aged nineteen years, ser
want girl employed at the Dean
House, Connellsvi.le, Pr. has given
birth to a quartette Of boys. They
are all well developed and healthy.
Tie girl ID a daughter Of George
Robson, coal miner, living at
who works for the Frick
Coke Company. When Robson
heard Of the affair he attempted sui
eide. William Gray, a neighbor,
discovered him in the top Of tree
with a drawn razor in his hand, a
bout to cut his throat, but Gray sue
ceeded in dissuading Robson from
taking his life. Robson drove his
daugh ter from home and threatened
her life il she every returned: The
young neither and her babes are
now at Dunbar, where they are beiug
cared for.
Miss Robson has sworn cut war
rent before Squire Cotton, of Dun
bar, for the arrest of James Kane,
whom she charges with the the pa
ternity Of her children. Kane is an
and it thought to be
" rkiug in Pittsburg.
Potato, Vtck's Perfection.