Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-05-10
STATE ITEMS.

field Washington county, is said t.
have decided all her property TO rela
tives in Fayette county with the IN
dsrstaDding that they would give hel
home for life. They took her 70 th'
aImshouse on Monday last.
Francis p. Tirney, o prominen
criminal lawyer of Altoona droppeC
dead last Thursday from paralysis o.
the hesrt.
The electric light is to be introduo
ed in Harrisburg.
| There are l30 registered physician,
IN Montgomery county. Five have mo-
registered, two of whom are without
diplomas.
| There have been but thre9 cases Of
small Yox, none Of which were fatal
and two of varioIcid in Hoatzdale
The report that the rnalsdy is epidemic
there Is denied.
There is to be grand musical 600
veution in Northumberland, beginning
May Is. IL will continue ave days.
| Up in Bedford, the other day, q
chicken hawk dashed through a pane
of glass in Mr.. Lyuoh's dining room,
passed to the other side, stru,k sgainst
the wall and fell dead A littlssparrow
was found in the hawks taIons, dead.
One Of the saw -sills at O,ceoia has
10000 feet OF logs to work ,hi.
summer
The body of Franz McEweu, q coal
miner Of Dubois Ciear6eld county,
who has been missing since last De-
cember, was found in Sandy Lick
Creek, near Dubois, on Sund,y a week
Mrs. Rohs, of Homestead, Allegheny
cousty, was burned to Death by the
accidental upsetting of ,amp.
TIE two-year-old dsuga.er of John
Weinort. residing near Pot.stown, wa,
run OVER and killed BY tram on the
Philadelphia aud Reading R.ilroad.
A drunken msu, aged ~ years, kill
sd his mother with hatchet' at Phlla-
ndelphia last week.
There sre thirty-three case1of small
pox ct Solth' Bethlehem and FIVE at
Bethlehem.
John Dornb'azer, Jr., aged i9years,
. reS dent Of Tsmaqua, attempted to
board q train ct the water station,
zheu he stuubled and fell under the
train aud va. killed.
The Centre ocrnty agricultural as
sociation n has appointed man 10 do
ssr;cuir ural missionary work il that
coarty.
Jacob Shook, of Williamsport, has
lost three children by diptheris.
The CO fin used at Pleasant Ridge,
Ohio, fun eral was painted red, white,
and blue. and drsped with Union f.gs.
General Oliver, Of Bear Creek, Lu-
zerne eouI ,ty, has set out one thousand
mulberry trees on bis farm With . view
to raising silk WORDS.
Citizens of LarreDcevi!le, Chester
county, VII ere youEg Trey recently died
from the e5 ecis Of . dog bite. will hold
meeting IN few day, TO consider the
prop-ie'y of killing all the dogs in
that section.
Aadrew Weiss. weighing 4lS pounds
died sudden ly at Reading on Tuesday
a wesk.
A 9u,ck. calling himself DR.. Starkey
of Milwaukee,. has fierced nearly Sfiy
farmers in the Upper Delaware Va'iey
out nf sums ranging from $50 to $50.
Michael Mooney eod wife, OF Mead
ville,- while riding about SusquehanDs,
seeing the sights, were struck by a 10
connective, their horse instantly killed,
the wagon demolished, Mrs, Moouey
knocked insensibI. aad Mr Mooney so
injured that it is thoIaht be will die.
Lightning struck .nd destroyed tn.
barn of Archibald Woodward. OF Ean-
e.b3ro. Two horses, FIVE COW. and con-
siderable hay and grain we're lost.
Dunjore, the defsulriDg ex-TTessu-
rer of Reading, wss released from jsil
on $4,000 bail.
Germantown has dog that h,s kill
ed 300 chicken in the past 6 moths.
The Eiilag. Re,o~d states that in
many portions of Chester county the
acreage put in tobsnoo this year will re
moro than double that OF the year pre-
viou..
Mrs. Lucy A. Bloggett d,e2 eight
years ago at Susqueh.nna. Several
days ,so her coffin plate was found in
woodpiie in thss place.
Permanent grsni'e post. to mark the
State line between New York and PEN
nsylvania are being placed in position
by surveyors.
There are nineteen licensed saloons
IN Huntington county, or one to every
100 inhabitarts.
A valuable ooal deposit is reported
TO have been found 10 Crawford countv,
near Hsrt.tcsn, OF tho line Of tie
New York, Philadelphia and Clio
Railroad.