Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-07-12

$. B. Fahnestock ex-superintend-
ent OF common schools in Perry
County was in town a few days 400
as agent for the American encyclo
pedia
Important To Travellers.
special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else.
where in this issue.
f. d. Parker, and family. Major
Nevin, and family, and Z. S. Parker.
and family, spent a number of DAYS
in a camp near Sulpher Springs in
Horse Valley.
Thomas Menninger, a well known
citizen of Spruce Hill township. died
a few days ago of apoplexy. MIR.
Memminger was aged 65 wears. Z
months, and Il days.
Several Mlfiin county lads, raised
a breeze among a number of MIffiin
boys on the Atm inst Officer Lamp
came upon the scene and kept the
boys from coming to blows.
The spring on the John Bvler
farm, in f'ermanagh township durino
the drought last summer, had water
in it to the depth OF "a inches. It is
a spring that has never failed.
A doctor Kinloch, in Charleston
S. c., preparing to perform an oper.
alton on the body OF Mrs. L. Reed
gave the lady too much chloroform
from the effects of which she died
Next Sabbath, there will be
preaching in TIE Chapel, but after
that there is to be no preaching for
q period of Sabbaths, as AIr, Be
naugh expects to be away on vaca-
ton.
Howell Given, of Patterson, WAS
run over by freight train, on which
he was a brakeman, between this
place and Harrisburg ~on Sunday
morning. On Sabbath evening he
died.
The Philadelphia Record manage
ment, have not only put up new
printing house, but they have added
a Sunday edition to the journal. The
Record Is one OF the great newspapers
of the age.
Last Thursday, Geo. Reynolds ex-
sheriff, and ex-frOthonotary died at
the home of his brother Jesse Rev.
nolds in Milford township. Inter,
ment in the Presbyterian cemetery,
on last Saturday.
Joseph Martin, Of this place and
John Strayer, of McAiisterville. are
doing the plastering at the Academy,
and the plastering of the house of DR..
Elder, and the plastering of the house
of the Miss Adams.
Jacob Hover, ofFermanagh town.
ship brought hay-rake to the shor
of Jesse Howe, on the evening of the
4th OF July. During the night some
time, an evil disposed person entered
the shoeing shed and broke anumber
OF the teeth out of the rake.
Lightning struck house on Baltz
er Lauyers iarm in Milford township
some days ago. The damage was no;
great. A. q. Leach, who with his
family occupies the house, was SO
vereiy shocked by the electric fluid
He received no permanent injury.
A man named Pack, living in Horse
Valley occasionally gets wild spells,
during the prevalence OF which, lie
decorates his clothes in ribbons and
gees about the neighborhood as a
terror. He was down at Waterford
n few days ego and behaved in an
unbecomlng manner.
L>sT-A pocket Bible, somewhere
on the pubic road, between Graham
vile in Fermanagh township, and
Browns bills IN t'ayette township,
by way OF Mrffiintown and McAlister-
vile. The Bible, can be LEFT at this
Office or sent to the owner Rev. S. G.
Dressler, Oriental p o. Juniata Co.
Some weeks ago, travel worn
tramp made application at the West
moreiand coun.y Poorhouse lodging.
He was taken sick there, and died of
a fever. Alter death S21,0J0in gold,
Sreenbacks and other securities were
found on his person. He gave his
name as John Henry Rhenberg, from
Germany.
United States Treasurer, Secretary
Folger, states that the counterfeit
bonds are on the 6 per cents of 1881,
and only On the $1,000 denomination
of that issue, and that the genuine
bonds numbered from / up TO 110.-
$50. The counterfeit bonds must be
duplicates of some of that number.
or be higher numbers.
To find the quality of Guiteau' s
mind, the scientists and doctors af-
ter he was hung and dead, searched
his stomach, his lungs, heart, liver,
and brain. All the parts mentioned
were sound, but the mind, ali yes
the mind; was not found. The
stomach heart, lungs and liver, are
queer places to look for a mans NOR
81 nature.
The price of grain advanced con-
siderably last week in Chicago. On
Friday in that city grain dealers We're
greatly excited, no one seemed to
know where the corner originated at
first it was believed that the advance
was caused by parties that were COW
ering shorts, but the late i'm preston
is that the advance is caused by an
actual scarcity of grain.
A few hours before Guiteau was
hung. he cursed President Arthur,
and all others that favored his hang
ing: after which he read a chapter
from the book of Matthew, some of
Christ's own sayings. He forgot how