Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-06-27

True. 10
p-'; hey; Andrew Brucklacker Of
DDrooklyn, N. Y, preached in the %
rres6yterian church morn;no anS |
evening. Those who heard him him
"e9e pleased with his sermons
Beplogle's Photo Studio viii be
open open: Tor business on the Fourth.
nrlng your girl, your wife and
your family. None but eood n;c.
C 1%r taken. Prices reasonable.
Come in, rain or shine:
A few days ago Hifsh Smith Of
'1is town was hurt while at work
ao the Fort Royal railroad bridge
"A bucket full of stones out of the
noist OF the steam derrick at the
oridge struck him on the breast
ana 80 injured him that he requir-
ed medical attendance and has not
6een able to work since:1
Miss Maggie Cramer was taken
seriously i'll with a chill on the
1Stn INST, and since then has been
critically i'll at her home with her
mother in Patterson. Miss Cramer
was operated upon Monday noon
ior obstruction of the bowels. On
this Wednesday morning she is
living with chances of recovery in
her favor. Miss Cramer died Wed
nesday afternoon.
Fire was discovered i'm the roof
of the National House at Lewis
town last Monday afternoon. The
nre department extinguished the
hre. The two upper stories of the
hotel were damaged by both water
and fire. The origin of the fire is
not known. The loss is estimated
at five thousand dollars. The
property was fully insured. ~
John Kennedy of Patterson lost
bis footing on the abutment of the
river bridge, opposite Heck's res.
taurant on Saturday. He fell on
the stones below. If the river had
been high he would have dropped
into the water. The wonder is the
fall on the stones did not kill him.
His head and face were a good
deal bruised. He escaped serious
GIN digging the foundation for
new Lutheran church many large
stones were found -imbeded in the
clay. 1t was a prehistoric Juniata
flood that put them where
they have recently been found.
They are stones such as belong to
between this and AL
tOOna. When the next flood of
such a magnitude is to come is not
=
for the foundation
walls of the new Lutheran church
and parsonage has been completed
except where the parsonage stands.
The dismaniling of the old parson-
ige will he commenced before
many days and thus will disappear
! Gland mark" that dates beyond
he recollection of 95 per cent. of
he two thousand people now liv-
ng in and about Mifflintown.
Recently VIM. F. Snyder of this
own and Frank Crozier of Walnut,
his county, attended the re union
If the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry
Volunteer Regiment against the
lave holders rebellion at Hunt
Pa. 1t was the 9th Penn.
ylvania Regiment that was with
General Sherman to receive the
of General johnson in
North Carolina at the close of the
ebelliOn.
w. B. HOrning, who lives two
niles north west of town was called
o Bloomsbury, Columbia county
asst week by despatch announcing
he sudden and dangerous illness
f his daughter Miss Nettie Horn
ng at the State Normal School.
Ir. Horning went to Bloomsbury,
ccompanied by his brother James
HOrning of this town, and re-
urned bringing the young lady
nth them last Thursday.
Mrs. McWilliams of Illinois ac
by Il daughter and a
rand son have come from their
Ome in Illinois to visit friends
nd relatives in Juniata county.
he is sister of ex Sheriff 8. B.
.oudOn and the wife of Robert Nc
deceased 1t is thirty
ears since they moved to Illinois.
1t that time they were known by
veryone in MifflintOwn. Many
hanges have taken place here since
hey moved away.
Charles Butler, young man,
lged 10 years met with a serious
nishap on the railroad at DenhOlm
ast Saturday night He had at
ended the Sunday School Festival
t Muddy Run School House. In
ttempting to get on a railroad train
lis left foot was caught and cut
rom instep to toes. He was brought
O this place and surgical attention
vas rendered by the Drs. Craw-
ord and he was sent home TO Lew
stOwn.
Four years ago the American ma
ION would have almost received a
hook of nervous prOstratiOn, if it
ould have been revealed to them
hat within a period of four years
he United States would have gone
through successful war against
,pain, taxing from that country all
.er island possessions and in addi-
D.. +bot onoo0inU in a war with