Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-15

~ eAaloI LQmunQS OF
vermont, after twenty. five years SER
vice, has sent 10 the Governor ofVer.
mont his resignation, to take effect
NoTemser l, 1891. He states that
hls reason Is entirely personal, and
this step has been in contemplation
for some time.
Henry Creep of Aiddletown
Dauphin county, in 1870 raised on
two acres of ground: $50 bushels OF
potatoes, $50 bushels tomatoes. 2OOC
head of cabbage, 1000 pickels, p
bushels of beans, 2O5 bushels o.
turnips, 30 bushels of horse -radisb
5000 stalks of celery, 20 bushels Of
red beets, 80 bushels of parsnips, IL
bushels of peppers, s bushels of on
IONS and three bushels of onion sets.
English SPAWN Liniment remove,
all Hard, Soft or Callousod Lump,
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN. .Curbs. Splints, Sweenv, Ring
bone, Stihes, Sprains and Swoller
Threats, Coughs, &s. Save $50 b,
use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure eve,
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Miffiintown. Nov. 13
1S901y.
On account of the multiplication
OF business interests that make i'm
perative demands on his time and at,
tention, Brainard H. Warner has re,
signed the Presidency of the Colum
bia National Bank, at Washington,
d. C, and is succeeded by E. S.
Parker. Juniata county people all
know Mr.. Parker, and his acceptance
OF the trust Increases their confidence
IN the Columbia National Bank.
Hollidaysburg Register: We noie
from the Johnstown Tribune the fact
that eighty-eight parsons were re-
ceived into the membership Of the
English Lutheran church there, by
Rev. William A. Shipman, formerly
of this place, pastor, on Easter morn
lug. During the Jealous ministra.
ton of Mr.. Shipman, extending only
over a ten months psstorate, I59
new mem5ers have been.admittod to
that church.
Engineer Frank Patterson, and
John Patterson, Jr., have the past
number of days been busy taking the
lengths, and grades and heighths of
the different streets of the town SO
as to learn how many feet of pipe
will bo necessary for a company to
use in providing the town with wat
er from Macedonia Gap in Shade
Mountain. If the water is brought
from there, the town would be sup
pied with soft, pure, clear, whole
some water.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, April 12-Henry
Adamson. a Welsh miner in Dudley,
this county has arranged to sell his
wife to John Whitemore, a brother
miner, a recent arrival and a boarder
with the Adamson, for S22o.
Papers have been drawn and the
transfer is to be made tomorrow
The purchaser must also receive and
maintain Bertha. 10-year old
daughter of the parting couple.
AIRS. Adamson loves Whitemora best
and Adamson is content and will give
n feast.
About two weeks ago an Indian
commonly known as 'Gla.s eyed
Bill, shot and instantly killed his
papoose at his place on the Big
Sandy for no other reason than that
the child WAS sick and had been erv-
ing ana wailing the day aud night
before. The inhuman brute took
the little one, and despite it's pitiful
pleading for mercy placed it on q
sand dune and deliberately shot il.
About two years ago this sans brute
shot aud killed his sqnaw in like
manner. The squaws told the story
Of the killing to the white folks on
the Sandy, but We suppose no action
will be taken for the punishment OF
this monster in human guise.-Mo-
liVe, CHl- miner.
Lewistown Free Press: On last
Sunday afternoon while some boys
were htrolling along the creek, just
below Grsybilrs Mil, they came
across pile of brush, which they
piled match to, consuming it, after
which they commenced to separate
the embers with sticks, and in doing
so exposed ths dead body of small
baby, possibly but few days old,
when killed or placed where founl /.
Coroner Marks was notified and held
an inquest, aud will exert every effort
to find the guilty party. Some are
Of the opinion that it may have come
down the creek during tha late fresh
ct aud lodged whers found, but in
our opinion this is no. likely, yet
such might ne the case. The head
of the child indicated foul play.
The Lewistown Gazette say.:-
About tvo-thirds of persons old and
young, who enter gates at house.
yards, leave them open either coming
in or going ont. It is carelessuesE
for which there IL no excuse, unless
stupidity or iaziness be one.
During the past winter Moses and
Harry Harshberger, of Bratton Twp,
done some trapping and shipped
east, eight foxes, fifteen coon, TWEEN
ty-four skunks and ninety nine musk.
Il x
noon while John Spsce was working
in his lot on Chestnut street he be-
gan to feel bad and going into the
house he told his wife he believed he
would go up stairs and lay down,
but shortly after reaching his room
he died from an attack of heart dis
ease.
Altoona Tribune: The home j.
Ioroalv rSspopsihla FOR tba man