Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-12-06
ITEMS,

Ex-Congressnab Yocum, of Belle
fonte, is about TO remove to Tennessee,
where he will live permanently.
A shock, caused by lightning. cured
Miss Lille Shepherd, CT Mount Pleas
ant, Eestmoreland county, of serious
neuralgia affections.
\ juror in the Luzerne County Court
was fined $40 for getting drunk while
sitting on case last Wednesday.
There are 8 ,596 post offices in Penn
sylvania, which is over 500 more than
IN any other State in the Union.
Issac Savage, of Wharton township,
Fayette county. sged Is years, was
married on Friday to Ellen Knox, of
the same place, who Is aged IA years.
Justice Mayes, OF West Alexandra
Washington county, recently married
his 2000 couple. From this he has
realized S6264l4
LOUISVILLE, November 29--Cap-
tain Alien May, of Hardin county,
aged l0l years, yesterday procured
license to marry young lady of the
same county, aged nineteen.
4 theological school for the use Of
the United Brethren denomination is
to be erected ct Sugar Grove, Warren
county. The dimensions will be 90 by
80 feet, and $4,000 have already been
raised towards defraying the cost.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, November 2S.-'
On Sunday the family of Thomas
Hughes living near SpoitsSood, KY
eighteen miles from mere, went to
church, TO be gone all day, leaving an
infant in the care OF colored girl.
The girl went to e neighbors's, leaving
the chIld on pallet on the floor, and
was also gone all day. When the fam
lily returned they found the child dead.
1t had been most horribly gDawed By
rats.
READIxG, November ga dis
tressing affair occurred to-day between
two farmers near lhe Mount Penn fur
uaces, in Cumru township, about four
miles from here. John P Schwartz
and 4. NJ. Fulton are brothsrs-ln law
and occupy adjoining farms. Hereto
fore the mcst amIcabie relations have
existed between the members of the
two families. This morning the tur-
KEYS on the tEo farms fiocked together
Fulton claimed sixteen and Schwartz
Eine. The latter's turkeys joined the
fomer's on Fulton's farm. Fulton per
mitted Schwartz TO take seven aszv,
which he said was one more than be
was entitled TO. Schwartz returned TO
claim gobbler which he said belong
ed to him, vhen II Is alleged, Fulton
procured his gun and threatened to
shoot Schwartz if he would take away
the turkey. Hot words followed and
during the quarrel Fulton, it is said,
struck Schwartz with the butt end of
the gun on the temple, telling him
The physician says the injury is a ser
ious one.
A rabbi; hunter from Waterbury was
recently overtsker on railroad bridge
by locomotive, and saved himself on
! lr By letting himself down under the
ties snd hanging by one hand while he
held his gun in the other.
A negro who works at Mr.. j. NJ.
Stewards sugar mill, while drinking
cane juice the other day swallowed a
| bee, which at once commenced trying
to get out of the negro, soaring hun go
badly that be jumped upon horse,
which happened to be standing close
by, ana came TO town 10 grea, hurry.
and DIR. Doster soon relieved him of
both bee and fright by liberal use of
physic EARLY County .Ne'1s.
WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. ga
! bold robbery was committed during the
night at the house on she Waicott road
two miles fton this city, occupied by
Mrs. Olive Converse, a widow, and her
brother, Lanrius Warner. Three men
forced the door, gagged, bound, and
severely pounded Warner, nearly kill
ing him, ond then beat ana gagged Mrs.
Converse, dragged her down stairs, and
tied her to a lounge in order to force
them to revesl the whereabouts OF 81,
600 wh'ch the robbers claimed was II
tie house. They carried off three
bank books and a check for 500
Mrs. Converse succeeded IL looseuins
the ropes with which she was bounC
and united her brother. Neither dar
ed leave the house until day light, wher
they. made known their condition to th'
neighbo-s.
LOCUST GAP, Pa, Nov. 29.-Mrs
Thomas Moore died here to-day frou
the effects of wound received unde
peculiar circumstances Her husband
was employed at Loe Spring Collier,
, as night watchmsn, and on differen
, occasions while making his rounds al
: appari,ion appeared to him. He dis
, liked to make revelation OF the sirsng
: occurrence either TO the colliery oficis.
: OF his family. He became SO unnerve'
: that he was forced to give up his pos
4 ton and make known what be had seen
The visitors were seen periodically TO
/ a year and we're in human shape, silent
Q ly fitting about and always preceede
r by Sitting smell! Of sulphur. Afte
!. leaving the collIery the visitations az
e peared at his bouse and were witnesse
Y by bis wife, who last night saw the az
e partition in her bed room, and in ht
: fright tc arouse her husband revolvt
which they had under the pillow wei
7 of, the ball entering her left side. A
v ter suffering great pain Mrs MooI
e died at noon. She leaves seven chi
r daen. The affair causes much exci'
ment here.
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