Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02

A white married woman named |
Anna Seibert in Wilkesbarre, fell |
in love with negro Is black rs night,
and married him last Tuesday a week,
while her husband was away ct |
Pottsville. The mother of the twice
married WOMAN, in order to get her
away from the negro. had her az |
rested on charge of bigamY.
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Kennedy, and Doty, will fill orders
for coal, during the month of July,
and August, at the following prices.
Broken Egg and Stove, $500.
Chestnut-Hard, $3.50.
Chestnut-Soft, $4.75.
Pea-Delivered, $3.50.
Pea-Yard, 1925.
why is Mrs. Brown putting on so
many airs of late!" asked Mrs. Jones
of Mrs. Smith. Haven't you heard
of their windfailf" rejoined Mrs.
Smith. s'No, what is it, said Mrs.
Jones. why, Mr.. Browns uncle in
the country has just died and left
him 40 bushels of potatoes. Being in
dependently rich they are cutting all
their poorer acquaintance you ses." :"
Rome Sentinel.
IT is alleged at Washington that to
obtain the Texas Pacific Railroad
land grants, from Congress, that 80
members of the lower house received
81, 100000 of the Company's bonds,
and that 100000 in railroad bonds,
and $62, 900 in money, was paid to 4
senators, and OF the representatives
are still in Congress. Time will probe
this new sensation and reveal what
there is In it.
Last Thursday, while John Kerr,
WAS standing on a ladder, doing car
penter work, at Enamel Meyer
barn in Fermanagh township, he fell,
NJ. Meyer attempted to catch him,
but it was of no avail, Kerr fell to the
ground, and broke thigh bone, and
Meyer was struck in the hand by
Kerr's Ratchet, and 80 severely
wounded, that he too il put out of
working order.
A correspondent in Morrison's 8
Cove writes to the Altoona Tribune
as follows; Our farmers have Just
finished cutting apparently the larg-
est crop Of grain ever harvested in
the Cove, but upon examination a
small insect resembling fyis found
in the grain, and after cutting, the
grain shrivels and dries up SO that in
bulk the yield will not be near as
large as was anticipated and would
be if the grains were round and full.
| In April, W ". Jamison of Fay
otte township, went west. About 2
weeks ago, while getting off house,
in De Kalb county Illinois, he trod
on nail that passed through his
shoe into his foot. The wound that
the nail made did not heal, but in
famed, became sore. and a few days
ago he died from the affects of the
injury His remains were brought
to this place on the cars, last Wednes-
day, and last Thursday they were in
tered az Lost Greek Presbyterian
graveyard, where the remains of his
fathers repose. He was aged about
80 years.
Philo Pannabaker, in this place
has friend that was out fishing.
In skipping his bate across the water,
pike darted by, close by the hook,
closely followed by larger pike; the
larger pike overlook the smaller pike
and swallowed it. and then turned
and swallowed the bate on the fish
erman's hook. OF course the pike
that was fast on the hook was drawn
out. 1t was catching two fish on one
hook. The large pike, the one that
was fast on the hook was about 21
inches long, and the pike that had
been swallowed was 10 inches long.
That doubtless beats the fishing ex-
perience Of Frysinger of the Lewis
town Gazette
! VIM. Mccoy, living at the fret
lock north flown, had a blasting cap,
the capacity of which was about 40
tons, lifting power. Last Wednesday
evening, he concluded to experiment
with the cap. He Lit the fuse, and
when no explosion followed the first
lighting of the fuse, he lit it the End
time. He did not get the benefit OF
tie 40 tons lifting power, but he got
enough of it to knock him down, and
injure his head, and side, and arm
quite severely. Almost everyone in
the town was startled by the report
of the explosion, but as the railroad
company is engaged at blasting be-
yond Patterson, no one gave partic-
ular attention to it. DR.. Banks dress
ed McCoy's wounds and he is get.
ting we'll
About 4 weeks ago, Harry Parma
baker, brought horned toad from
Texas, and gave it to DR.. Frank
Books. The doctor kept the toad
in his room. One morning not long
after he got it, the toad was missing
Last Friday, Mrs. Rodgers, wife of
Post Master Rodgers, was down in
the cellar, and was there surprised
at something jumping about in a
most uncommon manner. She called