Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-07-26

The McSeytown Journal makes
mention, that Jesse Kauffman's wife,
once resident of McVeytown, but
latteEiy having her home with her
taaSghter, Sarah Imler, at Waynes
boro, Franklin county, was poisoned
with Paris green, from the effects of
which she died few days ago. The
Paris green had been put on potato
tops, and the wind blew it on lettuce,
ct which she ate.
A creeping thing, shaped like o
snake, 32 inches long, and of the
thickness of garter snake" of that
length, was found by Mr.. J. 81. Nc
Alister, on his pavement in the back
yard of his premises, in this town a
few days ago. At first sight it was
mistaken for snake of the common
kind, but q second look, revealed
the surprising fact that it was mass
of living worms, 'cf a quarter of an
inch in length.
DR.. G. E. Breham, of Altoona died
suddenly ofheaEt disease, last Thurs
day afternoon. Last May, the DOCTOR s
wife died after only two hours illness.
He then told a friend that her death
caused such pang at his heart that
he felt certain that the shock had
paved the way for his early death;
how correct he was in reading his
own case, the reader need not be told
after being informed of his death.
He was born in McVeytown in 1916.
"Wife," saida New Haven man, i'm
patiently, "why do you let that child
run around to day so dirty, SO much
like aiittle monkey! I ran him into
neighbor Jones yard Just now, the
worst looking object 1 ever saw.
''Was he over there thought" was
the responding inquiry. "Well, he'll
pass for Mr.. Jones dirty brat so
long as he is there. I'm not going
to worry. .-.New Haven Register.
Sheriff Kelley, was thrown out OF
his sulky, last Thursday night, while
he was driving home on the Cedar
Spring road. The horse stumbled
and fell on its knees, and the sudden
jerk that was thus given to the sulky,
caused the Sheriff to fall out. The
horse did not run away. The Sheriff
could not leave the place and he re-
manned about where he fell, till Har-
ry Moore came along in buggy and
took him home Mr.. Moore was going
from town where he had been attend
ing a meeting of the Post. He found
Kelly on the road about 10 o'clock
at night
Newport, Perry county has sen
sation, in the discovery that 3 host
Ter of one of the Newport hotels, was
once a respected citizen of Bucks
county, and the owner of consider
able property. He was one time Pro
thonatary of Bucks county. Drink
was his ruin. From Newport he
found his way to the poor house,
from which place his family took him
to Trenton n. J. The Newport .Ne,cs
devotes almost three columns of
space to the case of the redeemed
Bucks county man.
ATTENTION FARliERS.
Farmers in Juniata county, who
desire to improve their lands, and in
crease their crops, viii fEd Whalton
Wharren Co.'S, Diamond Soluble
Phosphate, Just the thing for this
purpose. William Branthoifer, on the
farm of S. Owen Evans, C b. Shelly,
William Sieber, and others, have used
it, and find it just the thing The un-
dersigned, who is agent for this
Phosphate and company. has tested
it for the last 2 years, and guaran-
tees it to do all that is claimed for it.
Further particulars given If desired.
Better examine this Phosphate before
purchasing elsewhere
PHMIP HARLEY.
East Salem, Juniata Co, Pa.
July 2l2mo.
In a breach of premise suit in
Montana not long ago the plaintiff
said that the defendant having clear
iy understood the date fixed for the
wedding mad failed to appear on that
day. He afterwards had
come TO the house, but she being an
CRY had set the dogs on him. The
admitted that q day had
been named for the ceremony and
further said that he had intended to
be present as per agreement Then,
said the Judge, "why did you not
appear?" ''Well, Judge. the fact is l
was freed by bear all day and night
and couldn't possibly get away in
time" The case was dismissed and
few moments later Miss Plaintiff be-
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