Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-18

rrt'sourg a day or two ago.
Between five and six hundred fam
mes OF negro colonists are threaten.
ed with starvation in Black Jack
county, Oklahoma Territory.
Thomas M. Uttlsy, ESQ. Of Lewis.
Town has been selected to deliver the
Memorial Day address after the
decoration Of the monument in the
! Day. '''-'
Arf. Sieber wife of Samuel Sieber.
deceased, died about 7 o'clock lost
oaooath evening, at the home of Da.
wa owen, her son-in-law in Walker
township. Mrs. Sieber was aged SO
years
Ieamsters on the road, are requir
ed by law to accord to bicycles the
privileges of the road. Bicycles have
not the right or privileges of pave
nents, they are required to run on
roads
| Itch on human and horses and an
imaIs cured in 80 minutes by Wool
lords Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Miffiintown. Nov. 13.
lS90.-1y.
a Chicago school boys first piece
OF composition on spring ran thus =
Spring in this Count,h is Like this.
Yesterday it was Januerry and Tomor
row it will Be July. that's all I know
about Spring William Flint"
1t gives us pleasure to acknor.
ledge the receipt of an invitation
from the Trustees and Faculty of
PENNSYLVANIA State College to attend
the exercises Of commencement week
June 18th, to June 18th, 1892.
A number of persons trot horses
across the river bridge regardless of
the caution notices that are on the
bridge against trotting. II thew
were called under the law thew
could not escape paying heavy fines.
John R. Hanuko and son of Law
lstown were seriously injured in o
wreck of cars by an open switch at
Mondels switch on the Norfolk and
Western railroad in Virginia. The
conductor was killed and a number
of others injured
The U. S. Senate passed a bill
extending frea mail delivery to all
towns having 5000 inhabitants where
annual post Office receipts amount
to five thousand dollars If the bill
becomes law Lewistown expects to
have free mail delivery.
Bloomfield Democrat Friction Of
machinery in the Bixler Mill, ewnod
by G. Beck, of Bixler, this county,
caused slight fire one evening last
week. When discovered the floor
had been burned through and the
flames had reached the elevator.
George p. Burlington, sx-sherifr Of
Niffiin county, died at his homs in
1eagsrtown, Unexpectedly, about o.
clock, on Sunday morning, May 8,
aged 81 years. He was we'll when
he retired in the evening about half
past 8 o'clock.
Alfred Hurley, of Shsaffer's Valley
this county, has been arrested by
Constable Altor, Of MELVILLE, as an
acoomplice of james Stun, of near
Doubling Gap Springs, in the rob-
berry of Frankford church, OF bibles,
hymn books, etc.-Bloomfeld Dsme-
crat.
A stock company had scarcely
more than purchased the Lewisburg
Chronicle, till G. W. Schoch came
that way and bought the Chronicle
from the purchasers. Mr.. Schoch
ewns the Miflinburg Telegraph. He
will not grow rusty if he conducts
both the Chronicle and Telegraph.
The following letters remained in
the Patterson, Pa. p. o., on April
80, 1892: Hon. Garrett A. Hobart,
Mr.. Alfred Splitter, Mrs Mary Wilson,
G. Ridge, Mr.. Michael E. Stine, A.
Richard, J. G. Richard, A. Redfeld,
VIM. H. Johnson, Mr.. T. j. Lands,
Mrs. Catharine Lauver, Hiss Louisa
Harris.
Last week Tobias Auker, was up
in Horse Valley, to place q marble
tube or case 10 feet long in the Sui
phur Spring on the Hockenberry
and Morehead property. During
the past half century the water came
up through Gum tree stump, which
was one of the attraction of Horse
Valley. The spring is fine one.
List of letters uncalled for remain
ing in the Post Office at Mifllintown,
Pa, for the week ending May 14th,
1892. Persons calling for letters in
this list will please say they are ad-
vertised. One cent will be charged
for each letter advertised. Letters:
Miss Sallie G. Schweppenheiser, Miss
Maggie StandeB, Mrs. Mary "a.
Wallsmitte.
James McCauley, p II.
They, who do not know, talk of
Berks county being slow, but long
before the pablic school was adopted,
Berks county was dotted over with
schools, and to-day, the book in
which the public school accounts Of
Earl, Berks county, are kept is one
hundred and two years old, and has
always been used for that one pur-
pose.
When a young pair from Ridge
field, Conn, left the train at South
Norwalk last week they were horri-
fed to find several white ribbon
bows attached to the top of their
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