Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-14

a scaffoldiDg at the " Catholic church
at Warren fell burying six workmun.
One was killed and the others danger
ously injured.
The young ladies of West Chester
have formed ct 'ooking club.
Japanese radishes, Weighing ten
pounds, have been grown 10 Morristown
N. j.
A grocery bill, twenty I've fee, lohg,
was the subject of recent suit in Pat
erson n. j.
Licking the cheese in a rat-trap cost
a Bucks county COW bef tongues end.
The RinegoId Band OF Reading has
had two offers to 60 to the paris Expos
ition next season.
The new iron bridge of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, at Rockville near Har-
rlsburg, has been completed.
Peter S. Haintz for twelve years
postmaster at Hamburg, Berks cuunty,
has been arrested charged with fobbing
the mails.
The four companies of the Second
Artillery, that had been on duty hear
for ,Oms time returned to
Carlisle Barracks, on Saturday even
ing. the 2Stb ult., IN a special tram.
TIE farm of Judge Hepburn, one
mile east Of Carlisle, wa sold to James
W. Bosler, Esq, at S!27 per acre.
A number OF grass bass irouh Western
waters have been placed in the Susque-
hanna, at Harrisburg.
Samuel VIM, OF Berks county, aged
seventy years, has Teen iu the habit
the past forty years of getting out of
bed at twelve o'clock at night and eat
ing hearty meal. y
William p. Elliott, E-q. of Lewis
town is probably the oldest printer in
Peunsy ivsn,a, having been spprentIced
to the business In 1907, seventy years
ago. =
y Jas Glover, OF Weslmoreland coun-
" is prosecuting a claim against the gen
-ral government, at y ashlngtou, OF
$40. $50 tor damages done to his per
sonai property 10 Louisiana BY the Un
ion army 10 1867.
Eight persons have been arrested,
with having parcipItc'pated IN
lsrring aud fesrhering, aud rIdIng on a
rail- Mrs, E,ts, disreputabie woman Of
" at,erioru Erie county
A Pottsviile pastor has notified his
that IN future he will not
hold funerals on Sunday, unless an at
tending pey sicisn would certify that it
was not safe TO delay the interment.
A student named Hurst, OF Lebanon
Valley College, while performing on the
horizontal bar broke both bis armr.
lie was in the act of making turn on
bar when he twisted the arms in such
manner as to break them.
A prominent Greenbacker, one who
has been making speeches for the cause
was debarred from voting in the Sixth
ward yesterday By reason of not bsviDg
paid his taxes. Twas ever thus, etc
-Harrisbnrg Telegraph.
Horse Valley Franklin county is over
run with ground squirrels, which have
become 50 very numerous as to be doing
a great deal OF injury to the farmers.
Thomas Clemens a young lawyer of
Bergen Point, n j. has been missing
from his home for two weeks. As his
affairs were IN prosperous condition,
his relatives fear that he has met with
an accident.
Jack Tripler, of Carlisle, the Oldest
fireman 10 the State has in his possess
lou a 6reman's belt which he has worn
ever since 1872. He has also his old
fireman's horn which was originally
used as speaking trumpet on Brit
lsh man Of war, and dates back nearly
a century. He carries handsome gold
watch be had with him in the year IL
IL, aud the seal of which bears the
head, of Washington and jackson.
The trials of George Williams and
James Gallagher, two OF the Delaware
aud Lackawanns strikers, took place
before Judge Nixon,in the United States
District ourt iu Trenton, on Friday
they were charged with having on Ju
y l9, obstructed aud impeded the pas
sage of the United States mails BY
Stopping mail train at Washington.
They were convicted, and fined one
hundred dollars each and costs, the full
penalty.
William S. Cook, Plttsburg letter
carrier, has been arrested for opening
etiers. This is the third arrest Of let
er carriess i'll Pittsburg the past year.
One night last week thieves visited
he hog pen OF Mr. Kock, rsrmer of
Manchester township, York county, cut
he throat of fine porker and carried
Il the carcass.
Mrs }. u. Kershberger, landlady of
be Kennel Hotel, Kennel Square Ches-
OF county, retired few Dighis age,
md eft a coal oil lamp burning low IN
Ier bed room when after a while the
amp filled the apartment with suffo-
ating fumes Mis-. Kershberger awoke
With a feeling of great oppression, and
t once opened the window, and as the
ir rushed in she became better. A
title niece, who was sleeping in the ap
sftment, was rescued in su exhausted
but on being removed to the
pen AIR she recovered.
The striking segar makers OF New
orleans, TO the Dunber Of about niue
undred, held a meeting and passed
esolurIous demanding an increase Of
Y to 81 per 1000. A committee of
fly was appointed to induce workman
, join the strike.
A tramp stopped a foot peddler
amed Dreschrr, about FIVE miles from
ork, on the Baltimore turnpike, on
thursday. Without saying 8 word,
ruck bis assailaut senseless to the
round with loaded cane, that be car
es 70. just such emergencies as this
I'd then hurried on his way. After
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