Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-06-27

Real in another column of the do
lngs OF lightning in Perry county.
Ex-Prothonot1ry .Neminger cut
wheat on his farm On the 25th of
June
Judge Lyons has been holding
court for Judge Bell at Holidays
burg this week.
Landlord Arbogast and family, re-
turned on Tuesday, from a visit to
Snyder county by carriage.
II is a source of regret that the
communication from New Jersey,
among the oranges, came to late for
this issue.
Where ere the fellows who two
short years ago, sang: "Grover,
Grover" d" then We'll be in clover, c!ov-
er
Charles n. Howe and Herman
Howe, were at home in this place,
last week, to attend the funeral of
VIM. Letter.
Fannie the 8 years old daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Eyster, died at
Lewistown Junction from the effects
OF vaccination.
Abusive language uttered on the
street against another is an assault
in the eyes of the law aud is pun
ishable offense.
The Johnstown flood is like Ban
gno's ghost will not down. Last week
while digging out a cellar q psrlor
car was uneaTthed.
Mrs, Adam Fenicle, of Shermans-
dale, Perry county, aged 70 years
fell dead 10 her house Of heart dis
ease on the 18Th inst.
The reports Of striking lightning
the past ten DAYS would fill large
newspaper. Il is soaring news and
so much Of it is distasteful.
The Lutheran Sabbath School pic
ricad in Schweier's woods last Thurs
day. The occasion was enlivened by
music By the Thompsontown band.
Senator John ]. Patterson and wife,
came home from Lancaster. bringing
with them VI. D. Nudge, Esq and
wife, aud Wm. Paiserson, ESQ, and
T7ife Of Bloomington, Ill, and spent
a day il 1Jifiintown.
". @. Adams, Esq, died at his
home at Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia,
on the morning of the 2Oih inst, Of
| consumption, aged 65 years. He
was a brother Of Joseph and James
Adams Of this county.
Tho base bali game that was to
have taken place on Saturday, failed
because somany of the Lewistown
team being called ont with The Nat
ional Guard to put down the savage
strike rioters in the Jefferson county
coal field.
The W. G. No. 494 P. 0. S. of y,
Of Port ROYAL will hold a Festival
and Cake Walk, on the Fair Ground,
on the evening Of July 4. 1894. A
festure6wjn be & $4,000 display Of
fire worIe. All are invited.
CoMuTrEE
A musicale under the aaspices of
! the Y. ?. S. C. z Of 3EcAlisteryil]e,
Pa, viIl he held in tie Pres5vsarian
church, Saturday evening, Juno so,
1894, at S O'clock. 4 very interest
ing program has been prepared. ALL
are invited. Admission 10 cents.
Senator Quay appeared before the
examining committee and had the
courage to tell tho committee that he
tried his hand at q speculation in su
! gar and lost eighteen hundred dol
lars. He claimed the right to specu-
late just rs other men have tho right.
T 0. NcAlister Of Bellasorte was
knocked eff the s. & Z. railroad
bridge near Lewistovn and was kill
ed by the fall on The roadway, 20 feet
below about midnight several nights
ago. He was aged 80 years. a tailor
by trade and related tc Governor
Beaver By marriage,
Charles n. Howe brought his half
brother William Letter homo from
Yerl, State, where he lay i'll with
Bright's disease. The young man is
now quite III at the home ct his step.
father John Howe.
Mr.. Letter died on Saturday after
noon. Tho funeral took place on
Monday.
The Newton Hamilton Camp
Meeting Will commence on the 14th
of August end close on the oath Of.
August. Il has been resolved BY the
Association to alose the gates on
Saturday night, August 18, and keep
them closed, and keep them closed
till midnight, Sunday, Aug. 10. That
will keep away the Sunday visitors.
The commencement evercises were
conducted last Friday evening when
graduatian diplomas wore conferred
Lewis Burchfelh 1Tilliken John
Foster RODGERS, Harry Hays Barton. |
Henry O. Martin. The Academy
has been successfully conducted By |
Miss Ida II Barton, daughter Of |
Judge Barton. Judge Lyons and |
DR.. Atkinson were in Attendance. !
The DR.. delivered an address. The !
HOLMAN orchestra were present to |
furnish music for the occasion.
The town Hall occupied By Wash !
ington Camp, p. O. S of A. aud |
Freeburg Lodge, I. o. o. p, OF Free |
burg, Snyder Co, was struck by |
shortly ofter midnight, |
Sunday. June II, during the prevail
ence of q severe thunder storm, and
is now mass of ruins. The camp
and lodge lose all their paraphernaha, |