Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-01-21

laSt week.
A snow of three inches len Oh
Saturday morning. ,
The First National Bank reelected
the old Beard of officers.
Z The ice food in the river last week
made profitable musk rat shooting,
Rev. Mr.. Fisher, Will preach IN
II the Lutheran church next Sabbath.
A snow of 6 inches fell on Satur-
day night, and restored the sleigh
ing.
The Lords Supper was admins
tered in the Presbyterian church on
Sabbath.
For RESr.-A comfortable dwell
ing house. For particulars call at
this Office.
Wallace Fasig carries his hand in
sling the result Of fall on the
Pavement.
DIR. Jess Elder and wife joined
the Presbyterian church on Sabbath,
on certificate.
Miss Minnie McAlister has return
ed from visit to her parents IN
Westmoreland county.
Mrs. Sarah Keyser, of Macungie,
received pension of 100 and died
three or four days afterward.
Mrs. Maggie Pomeroy presented q
set of linens to the Presbyterian con-
gregation for the communion table.
Mrs. Clara Green was in Newport
few days last week, visiting her
mother-in- law who was on the sick list.
George Bancroft, the historian,
died at Washington, D. c., last Sat
urday. He WAS born in Mass, in
1900.
John Cibulka has sold his lot of
ground from which the house was
burned some nights ago to Ferd
Meyers.
The Register and Recorder of
Juniata county, issued one hundred
and fifty marriage licenses during
the year 1890.
Miss Ellen Snyder, of the Eagle
Hotel. Allentown, claims the pie-bak
ing championship Last year she
made 6723 pies.
Judge Bucher has sustained the
Miffiin county jury IN its verdict OF
$4,000 for the lfitilintown river
bridge company.
Rev. 1Ir Henderson assisted Rev.
Mr.. Lewey in q protracted meeting
in ene bIcAiisterville Presbyterian
church last week.
Two Gettysburg boys aged, IA
and 16 years We're put to jail for
breaking into the canning Factory
and stealing fruit
The I. s. Senate held q session
of 80 hours with the Expectation OF
forcing a vote on the Force Bill, but
no vote was reached.
Indians at Pine Ridge held a
peace conference last Friday, at
which hot coffee and boiled dog was
served. LAt WGI 10 ONCI
Last Sabbath, Miss Grace Louden,
Miss Nell North. and Mr.. Henry
Lauver were admitted to member
ship in the Presbyterian church.
The funeral ola son of CIoyd Park
er Of Harrisburg, took place from
the residence Of his uncle, r. E.
Parker, in this town on Monday.
Two large porkers were killed by
John Howe Of this place on Thurs
day. Together yhey weighed 904
cleaned. Separately the weight was
4G7 and 437.
From the Bloomfield Freeman
A drove Of II pigs, belonging to j
Cooper at Bensalem. were killed by
someone maLciously throwing then
poisoned corn.
The remains Of John Wagner
formerly a citizen Of this town were
brought to this place last Wednes
day from Lewistown for i.terment in
Union Cemetery.
\ thief has been visiting the yes
tIbule Of the Lutheran church, ant
stealing therefrom such articles a
suited his fancy while people were a
worship within the church.
The man who predicted the grea
blizzard of March of March, 1888
now tells that between the 1st an,
10th Of February next, the creates
fall Of snow viii take place.
The funeral Of Andrew II. Dill
took place at Lowisburg on the lat
inst. Tho deceased was at one tim
the Democratic candidate for Coy
ernor in this Commonwealth.
Itch on human and horses and a
animals cured in 80 minutes BY Woo
foad'6 Sanitary Lotion. This neve
fails Sold by L. Banks & Co
Druggists, Miflintown. Nov. L;
1890, 1y.
On day last week while Mr.,
James Cridor of this place WIS poui
ing steaming water from a tea ket
tie into coffee pot, the handle c
the Kettle broke and Mrs. Crider wa
badly sc--lded on one arm.
.. H. McCrum, formerly a res
dent Of Miffiintown, but now resiC
ing IN Akron, O.. was married O
Wednesday the 14th INST, to Mis-
Sara Z. Motz, Of Akron. The nrooI
IS a son Of E. B. NcCrum, formerl
of this town"
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