Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-01

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county village
Building Is brisk in Warren, notsith
standing the hard times.
The Patterson N. D., Guardias
shumerstes 3, 900 dogs in that city.
One hundred aud seventeen tramp.
lately gathered 10 Berks county barn
Judge Livingstone, OF Lancaster
tn nks the workbouse the proper plsc,
for vsgrants.
! Georgia has ground spiders whict
can drag little chickens of into theil
burrows.
The salaries Of the pubic schoo
teachers Of Lock Haven have been re
duced fifteen per cent.
A man aud bis two sons we're suffo
Gated With foul air in . we'll near Dray
ton.
The Grangers in the West are rally
ing to support of law and order.
Freight on the canal will be brisk
for few months.
7. j. Kremer, cashier of the Farm
ers' Bank Of Milierstown, is erecting a
grain warehouse at the Miilerstown de-
pot.
The Indians have no love for the
Chinese and are driving them out o
the mining regions on the upper Colum
bia river.
Twenty-six boys have been arrest
ed for stealing coal from the Lehigl
Valley X. R. Go. a, Glendon.
A Lehigh Valley man in one weel
shipped eighty two bushels Of buckle
berries to New York market
A gang of horse thieves is now oper.
ahng near Harmarville, Allegheny
county.
The bootblacks held convention iu
this city on Thursday. The opening 9
hymn was '.Rise aud Shine. ."-OH Cdy
Call
A fatal disease appears to be affeo
ting the swine in McConnellsburg, Full
ton county.
The Lancaster banks hold about
$500, goo subject to checks aud on
time certificates.
William 4. Stewart, n oolored bar
ber about fifty years Of age, is a can
ddate for Associate } udge of Lawrence
county.
Rev. u. j. Jaeger, a wnll-known Lu'
tersn clergymen, residing at Hamburg,
Berks county celebrated his Slst birth
day on Friday.
AT Phenixvirle, on Sunday, Mary
Gennings pointed a gun at George
Ricketts,, supposing il TO be empty
Ii exploded aud inflicted injuries on
Rickets that are likely to prove fatal.
Ex- Treasurer Csrdoxa, Of South
carolina, was arrested at Columbia, s
g., on Saturday, upon the charge OF
embezzIement. He was held in $50,
600 for an appearance next October.
A Brooklyn maiden of htty-one has
sued q tatchlor of sixty-thIee for prom
ising. after niue years courtsh'p, to
marry her. 1t will be lesson to him.
A large burial plot iu Mount Hope
cemetery, near Boston, Is completely
covered with flowers, SO arranged as to
represent book lying open on the
the ground, with an Inscription refer
ring n a scriprural text.
A colored man, who came to Reading
from Columbia. appealed to the police
authorities on Saturday night 10 arrest
his white wife, who he said had run
away from him.
A Northumberland county farmer
has been jailed tor severely cutting his
son with a sickle, which he threw at
the boy.
The boy in Hartford who put his hand
into a cage in which a rabId dog was
shut, just to see If the brute would bite,
had his curiosity quickly grati6ed. The
dog bit.
The Presidents coachman, full
blooded African, invariably carries .
large raised umbrella whenever be walks
out.
Two Kittanning youths Of fifteen
years simulated by the reading Of
dime novels, borrowed skiff aud an
old shotgun aud started for the Black
Hills the other day. They we're over
hauled at Sharpsburg aud sent back to
their parents, by whom they were
warmly received. The warmth Of the
reception cenrered about the seat Of the
boys pantaloons.
There is a chicken in Dowingtown
that had Its leg broken by an unlueky
blow. Its owner, thinking 1t a shame
20 kill It on account OF the wound, care
fully reset and bandaged the break.
The result was that the bones kuit, the
leg grew strong again, and with the ex-
ceprion of slight limp the chicken is
itself once more.
The Bloomsbury Columbian save;
Mrs James Roat, daughter of Reuben
Wilson, of Millville, committed suicide
by hanging on Saturday last. She was
found hung to beam in the back
porch of her residence, and when taken
down life was extinct. Her little girl
too young TO know the effect of what
her mother was doing, says she went
up stairs to get a rope to make swing,
and when she came down she got on q
chair, tied the rope to the porch and
putting the other end around her neck
jumped of the chair Temporary in
sanity is supposed 10 have been the
cause.
George Snyder, q citizen of Carlisle,
made miraculous escape from death
on Friday. lie was engaged in bald
ing load of hay for Samuel Stone on
james w. Bosler's farm, ON the York
road when the load overturned, with
Snyder underneath. The other men Ct
work in the field at once FASTENED to
to remove the heavy mass of hay which
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