Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-06-05

Rev. Mr.. Hedes, of Washington
State. will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath.
Rev. Joseph Mathers preached in
the Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning and evening.
Many acres of corn have been re.
planted. Cut worms and cold wealth
er destroyed the first planting.
Joseph Valentine was released
from Jail on Saturday by paying the
fine and part of the costs, and Civ
ing judgment for the balance.
Mrs. Manbeck and son e. 9. Man
beck, of Thompsontown, were visit
ing at the home of Mr.. Manbeck, in
Patterson.
New York has new sensation in
the form of the fact that there exists
an organized band of fire bugs in
that city. They ale foreigners and
are paid by people who employ them
to burn their properties for insur
ance money.
Lebanon, Ind, May 3O.-Attorney
Thomas Tyre fell from q fifth story
window and alighted upon his little
baby in its carriage this morning.
The little one was killed instantly
aud Tyres neck was broken.
He was cleaning a window in his
Office when he lost his balance and
fell.
Sheriff D. NJ. Jamison of Fay
cite was in town last Friday, looking
well and more youthful in cou1ten-
ancs than many a man 20 years
younger He is one of the most
highly respected citizens in the coun-
ty, and his old time friends at the
county seat are always glad to see
him.
We take pleasure in acknowledge.
ing the receipt of an invitation to be
present at the commencement exer-
cises of Miffiin Academy, Friday even
ing, June IA, Glass of 1895, in West
Minister Presbyterian church, and if
the Lord is willing, will be there to
| witness the exercises on that inter-
esting occasion.
1t is an uncommon thing for the
streams of water to be rs low at this
time of the year as they now are.
Last year at this time of the year,
they were high and the ground was
/ full of The 01Iao6 h,1 20, ~
has 10 recollection of as many 95 de-
gree days in May as in the May of
1895, just passed.
Copies of the s'Ode to DR.. Wilson,
composed by w. w. Fuller and re-
cited by him at the dedication of
the Wilson monument, are on sale at
the jewelry store of w. H. Rollman;
ten cent? per copy. They are dainty
booklets. and no one will be disap-
pointed in their purchase. They
contain fine picture of the DR.. At.
Miss Emma VauOrmer, daughter
of Nelson VanOrmer of this county
I-Juniata-who has bsen teaching
school the past five years in Chester
county, sailed on the steamer Penn.
field from Philadelphia on the 18th
of May. for England, for four
months sojourn, fell overheard and
was drowned on the 22nd day of May.
"Superintendent Schaeffer of the
School Department. appointed Agnes
Kerr, Superintendent of the Schools
of Forest county, in place of George
W. Kerr, her BROTHER, deceased
Miss Kerr has taught in the Schools
of Tionesta for eighteen years. This
is the first appointment of woman
Superintendent in Pennsylvania"
Mrs. Given, wife of VIM. Given
formerly Of Fsrmanagh township,
died at Harrisburg on Sunday last.
Her remains were brought to thi:
place, and the funeral took place or
Tuesday from the home of her daugh
ter in Patterson Mrs. George Hen
derson Interment in Union Gene
terry. Mrs. Given was aged 80 years
The Soldiers Monument in Cour
House Square was decorated on Mem
orial Day as we'll as the graves of the
deceased veterans in the grave-yards
in and about the town, and in the
evening a meeting was held in the
Court House which WAS addressed by
Conrad E. p. Gould of Erie
Mr. Gould is now a member Of
the Legislature.
Andrew Reed, Esq OF Lewistown.
was so affected by the sun at the ded,
ication of the David Wilson monu-
ment on Memorial Day that he drop.
ped over in faint. AIr. Mateer OF
Port Royal, who is we'll known to
the people of Junieta, having recent
ly been before the Republican party
for nomination for Register and Re-
corder, also dropped over in q faint
under the fierce rays Of the sun on
the same day.
Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Patterson, P. o., for the month
ending May 3lst, 1895. Persons
asking for letters in this list will
please say they are advertised: John
Stahl, Rev. Geo. Joseph. David Cas-
ner, Charley Maxwell, Mrs. Soft Sund
auirb, Miss Belle Mason, Mrs. Jen.
ME Pfeifer, Mrs Flora Keuffman
Miss Jennie Fisher, Miss Mary Butt
Domeni Antonio Cate Bene. Postal
Cards; G.. B. Stinson. Messrs Camp
& Smith, Mrs. A. Louregan, Mrs
Mary E. Jones, William Isenberg.
After the close of Memorial Day
services at Port Royal, last Thursday