Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-08

Ed. Pannabaker, was severely
burned about the eyes, few days
ago, by the EXPLOSION of gunpowder,
which he.t-! .ying on, the ground
loose. The powder was covered OF
er with leaves, and the leaves set ols
fire, hence the explosion.
A mob, did their utmost last Thurs
day, to get couple Of prisoners oEt
of the hands of the regular authority
in kentucky. A military company
with artillery kept the citizens bac.-
A number we're killed on both sides
but the, prisoners were safely lcdg
ed in jail The prisoners are murder
ers.
Here Il ,s again: CoNNE.LsyKLE.
Pa. November 2.-While out gi;ii-
ming IN the neighborhood Of Indian
Creek yesterday afternoon AGa;n
Keffer accidentally shot and killed a
companion named Irwin Tramp.
Both were lads about fifteen years
old. An inquest was held today and
verdict of accidental death renda--
ed
A Carlilse paper says Mr.. Gax.nan
residing on Longs road in North
Middleton township, heard a Isoise
among his poultry lew nights ago
and immediately reconnoitered, when
be discovered two men helping them
selves to chickens. Wishing to be
come acquainted with them he gent
II knocked the one down and took
a firm hold e The other, after fully
Identifying then both, he let them
gs on their wsE, if not sadder AID
wiser at least badly scared Inen.
Many Philaaelphians get asliasn-.
ed. of their Penn celebration before
it as over. Investigation showed
tha4j Penn did net land until two
weeks later: tina: the scene under
the elm never occurred: that Penn s
character has beesn very greatly over
rated" The above is from the Louis
Vile Courier JouEsI Bue why in
the name of all that is infdel and
skeptical did not ths Journal take the
shortest cut and at once declare that
no such man as PeHn ever lived, and
that. tase Journal Itself is a myth
List of letters remaining IN the
Mif1intown Pa, Post Office, not call
ed for Nov. 1st 1882.
Persons asking forsetters IN tins
list will please say theFare advertised;
Byers benjamin. Postal Cards
Rnrns lanes Bows,an Susan A.
Hontals Annie Setterhoff NJ.
Hartzler j. G. Heriperiy '' III
Mace Mrs. C.(2) kossntein Aaron
Ripka WI.
Roberts Mrs.. James L. q
Soles Miss Sallie
Waldsmith. ID. W.
/ Willougbly Robert NJ
! W. H. RoHsERs P. III.
A. J. Greer, of the AltoGaa Times
uos thrashed by lawyer Herr OF Al
tsona for publishing, that hsrr. az
Chairman of the Democratic County
lCommittee was engaged in selling
on. a certain candidate OF the faemo,
Iora.ic party. Mr.. Greer Is weil
lLnovn to the elder citizens OF this
ho,.r .aen engaged Ls,m-
bsr of years here as editor. He be,
ionas TO the slang whang class 'of
wr;fers He was not severely Inser-
sd by the late encounter, and whse
his editorial brethrsa do not apprcsS
of bis journalistic personalities thes
hone that no permanent harm may
aope 70 linn through the beating thai
he receixsd at the haIds OF the Ia"
Yer.
An unsuccessful atteKpt was made
by tbree men to rob the HaSer own
Ma Rank a few days ago. Ali the
of;cers. except John II. kausier' lhe
tallsp. were absent at dinner when . 2
nan entered the bank and requested
70 T have 9 note eqanged. While Mr,
Kausler WAS engaged in counting out
.ha - money to accomodate the strang,
sr srs > 1as second man entered and passed
the vault. Dir. Kansler called % MN MN
70 halt. Thereupon he turned ana
IN ont of the bank. closely followed
ran ou' ,on The teller ran to
tLe door only to confront a tilird man u.
whom he attempted to capture, pu'
the trio dashed down the MAN s'ree',
snS @ when three squares away were
ioined by confederate sns,,a VILE N and and
horse team, who took them up ai''