Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
GENERAL ITEMS.

Spurious cheese from America Is as
trscting the attention OF the Britt
board of trade.
Joe Carpenter, of Carpentersville,
Northampton county, was attacked by
swarm of bees few days ago and
stung into urconsciousness.
Miss Lydia Morrow, of North Beav-
er township, Lawrence county, was
killed BY lightning on Saturday while
sitting under tree.
A German shoemaker named Vein
koop, residing IN the east end Of PITTS
burg, killed his wife on Tuesday sweek
by cutting her throat. lie then cut
hIs own throat, and fell dead beside
hi. victim. Domestic trouble was the
cause.
! William Smyser, Cumberland
count, ,simer, Nas descending a hiii
Oh a wseopn loaded with rails when the
wagon upset aud iaiiiug upon him,
CRUSHED hin tO death.
| A despatch last Friday from Pc
tiers burg Va, says; The first lot tf
tnis ye,.rs 8 crop VI wheat raised III
Virginia uas been received here. 1t
Was raiseu il Chesterfield county,
hear TINS city, ana is held at Si.6J
per bushei. Reports lrum all sec
uors vf The State represent the wheat
crop AS tie best known IL years.
\ Pitiston Pa, dispatch last Fri
day says; The Pennsylvania Coal
COMPANY to-day decisl Ell AL iovance
vi sly ceA.s per ton OF lnIhing coal,
10 take c1iect Juiy L, IoS-. IDe M
nels are ,~iy napfy iii conseq"ehce
vi the auyYucr. Ineer alter CHEER
goes up Irvm Tie crowds oI ni,iors
that suIround tie Companies ofnoe.
IL ID cUnceeoed tnaC the other com
paules VIII aeciale lne sa.ue ADVANCE.
; This is the way they fish IN Mono
county, siIiutnia, accor dIng TO tie
, Bva.e Free Press: "lne eu,huisiic
nsnermab quietly sildes into tue hard
Ware slvrei snu hIis bis pockets with
, g,su, powder cartridges, nbu tueu lakes
, | 10 the streams. Oure ou the banks Ul
= . trLut stream II Is but the Work of
A., moment !or hiu tc blow out tubdred
d, or more uUut. SaI trd wl;h BIZ
q spieudid isaJs, as yeipgus bome auc
, tell. the boys All about his trip, auc
: | how the tsn tvuk the buck with al
= esgeruess tDar dcnoted eDthuslasm."
A mau on horseback, On moobligh
c uigut, Gear UuUlIu, Ga, feiI treineD
i dous blow struck Dehluu him, aud hl:
= horse feii over TO ole, leaving blu
iaeIug an enormous, open jawed ailIga
/ tor. be killed the beast by tbrusuDl
|, fence rail- down ITS throat, and thel
L shooting 1t a dozen times with u revol
v ver; but 1t was subsequently, iounC
c that lis tail had been broken by tb'
4 blow which IL had given the horse, ol
@ tue msu might not have won the fight.
V The PeDusy ivania railroad COMPANY
c are experimenting With coke as a sub
S s.ltGte Tor coal On locomotives, 10 ordel
J. to avoid smoke Sbonid the exI erl
/ meut prove successful the company
:, proposes to use 1t generally upon il
lines.
The sheriff Of Montgomery county
has levied on kennel Ut twenty sever
dogs in satisfaction of an execution fo
$3.50 placed in his hands. The ca
Dlnes are valued at FROM $500 to S3,
: 00O each, but are Claimed by sno,be
porty and the court will no doubt b,
called on to decide to whom the high
priced yelpers belong.
li On Saturday last, while several per
'f sons were peeiiDg bark in the wood
near the "Summit," they discovered I
large doe aud fawn in the bushes
D. One of the party, a boy named Vaughn
gave the fawn chase, but as be va
W about to "lay hands on" the little aui
NAL, tie mother busted him severel,
. in the back with her s'muly" head, ren
dering him powerless, aud but for tn
timely interference of his fellow bari
- pse!ers witn clubs would have Irjure,
him badly. as she had becoms eIrage'
: and showed Gght- The stroke sicken
p" ed the boy considerably, but be rec"v
nc cred after throsipg hIs dinner from bi
s. stomach. The doe was 6naliy drive
rs of, and the besu;ifal little fsvn cap
,ured - Tlrone Bsraii-