Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-01-28

| A1illlDIOhil DOoI OAiASC, oahH II
: Mr.. John Ssougher, Mr.. James Long
People living 4, 5 miles from the
river. have been having snow enough
to sleigh on all winter.
Lost Creek Lodge of Odd Fellows
gave supper on Saturday evening
i 4. j. Patterson, addressed the order.
0 Governor Pattison is called lucky
man an aunt recently died-Mrs.
E. E. Smoot, and having no children,
: willed him s3,437.
The Young Womens' Foreign Mis-
. sionary Society, gave an ice cream
party at the home of Miss Ella K.
Banks on Monday evening.
Philadelphia Record:-The farm,
ers of Rawlings county, Kansas, who
last year burned corn for fuel, are
this year burning their furniture
Casper Fisher, the tallest man in
Huntingdon county-seven feet tail
in his stocking-died after a short
illness on Sabbath evening, January
Is, aged 62 years.
A number of persons have been
seeking religion at the mourners
bench in the Methodist church in
this place under the preaching Of
DR.. Frost, within the past week.
One of Gov. Beavers last official
acts, was the signing of the death
warrants of David and Joseph Nice
ly, the Sumerset county murderers,
who will be hanged Thursday, April
II
Just before going out of Office
Governor Beaver signed the death
warrant of Harry Marsh, the Galitz-
in murderer, fixing, Thursday, Feb
ruary 26th, as the day for the exc
cution.
Before his retirement from the
governorship, Governor Beaver re-
appointed J. H. Will, James Robi-
son, James Banks, each n notary
public. The appointments were con-
fvmed by the S, tie.
The collat eral Inheritance tax
that is tax paid by people who left
estate and had no children to inherit
paid into the State Treasury by
Jnniata comfy in 1890 amounted to
S965.5S.
The JeffersoDiah simplicity that
Chauncey Black loves to talk about
did not prevail at Harrisburg last
week, at the timeiof the inauguration
OF G. oyernor Pattison-the affair was
a Democratic jubilee.
Perry County Advocate:-Mr. Luke
Davis and wife and 1Ir. Ed. Davis,
of near Thompsontown, Juniata Co.,
spent lost week with relatives and |
friends in this place They were in
attendance at the Farmers Institute. !
Citizens who favsr US with cor
respondence, should observe three
things, namely, avoid casting slurs at
their neighbors; avoid writing on
both sides Of the paper, and always
sond your name with the communi-
cation.
The financially exploded Hunting
don Manufacturing Company is
bout to reorganize and resume work
under the management of new set
of capitalists. who in all probability
VIII run it awhile and then do like
their predecessors-Bust.
The remains OF James Paul, n
former resident of Fermsnsgi town
ship wss brought for interment in
Union Cemetery near this town on
Monday Jany 12-from Grafton,
mines in Huntingdon county whore
be was killed by cave in.
About l o'clock on the morning of
the Dist, ". H Kough's warehouse,
at Newport was destroyed by fire, to
gethor with Il 500 bushels of corn,
several hundred bushels al wheat,
oats, rye and buckwheat, 100 sacks
of salt, half beef, dressed hog.
soma salt fish, potatoes and other
produce.
There are 4 nCmbar Of bills before
the Legislature TO change the liquor
laws, The most of them propose to
take tho granting Of license TO sell
liquor out OF the hands of The courts
and place it in the hands Of li1nor
commissioners who are to be elected
by popular vote to consider the
question of the granting Of license.
Says the Lewisburg Chronicle:-A
gentleman in town having had bis
ice-heuse filed 10 the top had to
have the ice thrown out and the ice
house re-filIed. The first filling was
taken from the river just below the
Market street sewer, and, when it
melted, the odor proved rather too
rich for domestic purposes. A
crop Of splendid ice has taken its
place.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumrs
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny,
Ring bone, Stiles, Sprains. and Swell
len Threats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by use Of one bottle Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Mifiiintown. Nov. 13,
16901y.
Europe continues to suffer with
cold. The Thermometer indications
are not below what ssthey- frequently
are II the United States. It
is not clear why there should be
more suffering among the people Of