Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01


While the surgeon was tying up one Of
the principal arteries the other was
held BY Mr.. Bates, aud 10 short time
the bleeding VAS stopped a small
portion Of the bous ye; remained in the
socket, and the flesh vas drawn over
this and dressed The injured man
was then taken to his residence oa Ma-
pie avenue, near The lower end Of
Woodvale. 4t. .5lissat-i --.1 49,
Cotton mills, At Lawrence, Mass !,
resumed work in fdll force, last week !.
Twelve hundred and ffty people is the
pumter tba; are employed in the mills
that hare resumed.
A Lebanon man, named Hoke. was
arrested on the 9th Of August for
manu- ac,uring cigars without having
complied with the Law.
A foot and mouth disease has broken
out among cattle IN England. Itbroke
out in Dorre.shire, where there are
twelve thousand animals down with it.
The Summit Grove camp meeting
closed last week after completing the
conversion of one hundred people.
Buffalo has decreed that no married
woman shall be teacher in any of Its
public schools. Buffalo is great calf.
The sensation at Watch Hill, r. l.,
this season, is remarkable lady swim
mer, Miss Maria X. Audubon, grand
daughter of the great naturalist, who
was taught TO swim by her father al
most before she could walk, and vino
now ventures out to sea far beyond the
most adventurous man in the place.
An old man aud little girl were
arrested in Philadelphia, on the 9th
ult., for passing counterfeit FIVE cent
pieces. Their method OF operating was
TO enter store and buy a piece of eau
dy tor penny and pay it by handing
five cent piece from which they receiv-
ed four cents good money as change
Some fifty counterfeit five cent pieces
were found in their possession.
Albert Moliior, merchspt Of Roger
city. Michigan, and Edward Sullivan,
his book-kcrper, were both shot, prob
ably fatally. BY an unknown assassin,
on Monday nigh: week, while stand
ing at desk in Molitcr's store.
The law making authority Of Neva-
da passed law taxing every gambling
saloon $1,000. The gamblers carried
the law up to the Supreme Court in a
case, and expected to have the judicial
body declare against it. The Court,
however, did the opposite, by affirming
the morality of the law.
Last week an attempt to s.ea! mon
ey -order blanks from tie Post-ofice
Department at Washington was frustra-.
ted by the watchman of the building.
1t appears tha. repairs are being made
to the building, and quite a number of
workinen and vehicles are employed
The thieves took advantage of this
state Of affairs and we're loading a wag-
on when the watchmau came up. The
scamps escaped, but left their horse
and wagon behind. These blanks are
worth $40 thousand, and it is be-
lieved that tho thieves had operated
there before as some 100000 of the
orders are missing.
A cheese manufacturer in Central
New York is said TO have cleared Sll,-
900 this year.
TIE wheat which the grasshoppers
went through near Red Oak, Iowa, is
going to he the best of ALL
4 thousand barrels Of apples are
daily sent East and West from Mem
phis.
The VicksSurg Herald says: "TLe
young min who raises bale of cotton
is doing more for Mississippi than the
thousand men who whittle pine sticks
and wonder when money will be cas-
ier."
Mr.. Ross has been again disappOint-
ed. The child at Schuyler Falls, near
Plattsburg, N. Y, supposed to be
"Lii.le Charlie" was not him, though
the resemblance from the mouth up
WAS said to be perfect.
A California postmaster sent S25 in
nickel currency to Treasurer New by
mail. and nut a three cent stamp on the