Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-15
Trial List for December Term,
1882.

Jerome Ehrenzeller VS.. Jacob
Shreff1er, No. 81. Feb. T. 1882.
Margaret Todd, Louisa Todd vs.
Richard Doyle, B. F. Crozier No. AZ,
Dec. 7. 1879.
John Burns vs.. Mary Ann Dace
and John Z. c. Dace, Administrative
and administrator of Mary Ann Sum-
mervills, decd, No. 50 Sept. I, 1881.
Collar Wix VS.. Noah Hertzler, No.
50, Feb. L, 1882.
VIM. Ulsh, guardian of ". A. Stew
art, Mary L. Stewart and David Gil
son Stewart, minor children of Dav-
id Stewart vs. James r. Kelly, A. W.
Shelly and G. w. Fink, No. 65, April
I, 1882.
Levi Myers VS.. E. A. Tennis, G. G..
Tennis and Benjamin Brandt, No.
126 April L. 1882.
Samuel Loudenslager VS.. Samuel f.
Seiber, No. 135 April 7, 1882.
William Dearing vs.. VIM. d. Walls
No. 139 April L. 1882
A R. Robinson VS.. VIM. Piles and
Nancy Piles, his wife, No. Is, Sept.
Z, 1882.
s. G.. Dressler for use of Jacob O.
Dressler VS.. Frank Portzlim, No. IA,
Sept. 7, 1882.
n. Bruce Alexander VS.. The Town
ship of Fermanagh.
A Lewistown paper says; A white
deer, chased by dogs attempted to
jump a post fence and fell back
stunned, where it was captured by
H j. Close of the East End 1t was
yearling doe, and nothing but the
ears and forehead are colored. Sam
uel Treaster purchased it for S25,
with view of tanning it, but it died
from the injuries received This is
the second white deer takenin Treas
ter Valley.
The Sunbury Democrat relates the
, following A young couple from this
vicinity were married, and wishing to
make a wedding trip thought that a
,, visit to see the ,Bi Centennial festivi-
. ties at Philadelphia, would be a very
pleasant place to go and accordingly
went with the crowd on Tuesday.
Unfortunately they had no friends
in the city, and had not secured hotel
accommodations previous, so when
they arrived there lodgings could not
be procured for love or money. The
young couple were compelled to
spend the first night of their honey
moon walking the streets from sun
set to sunrise, and went through the
same programme the following night
The third day they left for home
having sufiiciency of the B.
The latest theory in regard to the
origen of coal oil is brought forward
by young man as follows: at the
time of the deluge the whales of tho
world gathered in great schools and
on the subsistence of the waters were
locked in pools in the mountain gor-
ges. He intimates that one hundred
billions of whales had time to develop
to maturity before the cyclone struck
the earth. These whales subsisted
for a time, but soon succumbed to
the suns heat and relapsed into a Ii
auid state, becoming SO many barrel.
OF oil. A large number of those an
tedeluvian whales were stranded in
Pennsylvania and are now floating
around in a liquid state beneath the
crust which now forms the States S
surface. The result of all this has
been that every now and then some
lucky individual punctures the crust,
strikes whale and is rewarded by a
"gusher."
The Lewistown Gazette last We'd
nesday said, in regard to the shoot
ing of Weimer Mr.. Winner informs
us that he had always inculcated on
his son never to hide himself when
calling for turkeys in the woods, and
that in the shooting case noticed las;
week his son was not hid in the bush
es, as was currently reported at the
time. but seated on q rock in rath
er exposed place. 1t seems he had
seen some turkeys flying into the
woods, and seating himself as above
he called several times, stopping al
intervals, but neither hearing mol
seeing anything OF them he reached
back with his hand to get something
to eat, and while doing so received
the shot fired by Callahan, who had
approached through the brush. I'm
expectedly Mr. Winner showed marks
OF improvement, though last night
he was not very well.
November
The wild Noyember comes at last.