Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-02-22

I'M voo,ooo W uor credit.
The free river bridge crank has not
cotton in his debt piling work.
The letters uncalled for in the Mif-
MN post office on Saturday weie for
Mrs. Tillie Dunn, Miss Alice Pauler
Watts. -
The Newport News mentions that
MIR. Henry Smith and Judge w. W.
Sharon of McAlisterville, Juniata
county were in town several days
ago.
The Juniata Horse and Mule Pro.
lection Company, will meet in the
Court House, on Feb, 25, at 2 o'clock
at 2 o'clock, p NJ, to transact busi,
ness.
Cashier Ezra Doty, Esq, of the
First National Bank, has more
stalwart bearing than ever, since his
wife presented him with boy baby
last Saturday.
The license to sell liquor in Miff1ip
county expired last Saturday, Febru-
airy Is, and cannot be regranted I'M
til court convenes on the 23rd, the
coming Thursday.
Rev. B. A. lines of Knoxville
Tennessee, who was home attending
the funeral of his father Samuel
lines, has returned to the home of
his adoption in the South
The Pennsylvania Railroad has
bought the A. W. Calhoun farm, ad-
Joining Port Royal for $500. About
one year ago he bought the farm
from David S, Coyle for $4,000.
The Christian Endeavor Union
Rally held in the Presbyterian Church
last Thursday evening, WAS we'll at
tended. After the regular exercises
coffee and crackers we're served.
Mrs. P. B. Watson and Mrs. VIII
Watson of Millerstown came near dy-
ing from the affects of eating tin-can-
ned tomatoes, that had been bought
In one of the stores of the town.
Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Miffiintown, Pa. Oct. l, ly
A number of the members of the
Lutheran congregation say, that if
there IS to be a new church building
erected, they favor moving the par
sonage building for the purpose of
locating the church OH the corner.
H. H Hartman has been granted
a pension of SO per mouth through
the pension agency OF William Fry,
at Mexico, Pa; also Joseph Dill of
Mexico has been placed on the rolls
OF the U. S. through the same agency.
Proprietor: $50 you want to get
off this afternoon. What's going on?""
Clerk: can affair of honor"
Proprietor: Gracious you are not
going to kill anyone, are you7"
Clerk: No, sir; I'm going to pay
a debt"
The greatest blizzard in half doz-
en- years struck this county Ssbout 8
P. NJ on Sunday evening" The re-
ligiou5 meetings in town were about
out at the time and the congrega-
ton experienced difficulty iu getting
home through the binding snow
drift
A young man in this town says
the young men shrink from marry
ing because of the extravaganza of
the times, and the disposition of all
to start housekeeping on a scale like
the homes they came from which can
only be accomplished in case here
and there.
Some 20 men at Bedford, Pa,
white capped and whipped a white
girl in her fathers house for having |
a negro lover Last Saturday night
the lover escaped. Men who enter
other mems houses without permits
sion or warrant of law take their
lives in their own hands.
An Italian aged about 50 years
was killed by Altoona Accommoda
ton at Bixler' in the narrows on Sun
day afternoon. The remains were
brought to this place, but as the man
had been killed in Mifflin county, his
body was sent to the Miffiin county
for interment.
1t is said that forty-two young men
If Atchison, Kan, have taken an oath
lot to be found with n woman, who
wears hoop-skirts. Fudge, charm
ng woman may wear whatsoever she
oleases, and men will admire and
20 with her, if she permits them tn
10 so. But out on the hoops.
The wa er company got the pipes
,pen and the water into town on
friday evening, but many Of the hy-
lrants do not work, and number
# the pipes leading from the main
,ipes into houses ARE closed. One
ct of plumbers say it is because of
workmanship on the
,art of the men who put in the pipes.
They say the pipes should have been
aid in the ground deeper and cover
d more carefully.
Rev. d. j. Beale, d. D., lectured
n the court house on the evening of
he 14th inst, to large audience on {
The Johnstown Flood" The DIR.
assed through the food which fact I
dded additional thrill to the exclt- 9
ng recital of the awful flood calami
V. He discussed the locality of the a
lace from the time that Conrad i
yeiser, the Indian interpreter visit O
d the locality, on through its var t