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

'eguier menaSerle- Ihe latest acqul-
'ition is large coon that was cap
tured in the wilds of Delaware town
ship.
Thaddeus Walter, sged about 6 years,
\ son Of Samuel Waiter, of Milford |
township, broke his lef, thigh, Involving |
knee JOINT, BY falling out of hole III |
the stable, through which manure is
thrown into the yard. DR. Crawford at.
tended to the injuries of the boy.
a. Latimer Wilson, o young man
from this county, but now CITIZEN of
Bureau county Illinois, brought u
car load of splendid COWS, heifers
and calves of pedigree stock, from
near Lexington Kentucky to this
place lst Saturday, and the same
day took took them out the valley to
Oakland mills. 1t was a herd of
nice and valuable cattle.
1t will require good music on the
part of the Port Royal band to make
good the claim that citizens of Port
Royal put in for them, namely that
they are the best band In the county
Port Royal people should not forget
that Mitflintown has a brass band
that makes music that is pronounced
tip top music.
Next Saturday the McAlisterville
band will hold cake walk. One ha t
dozen young ladies will be auctioned
ed off; the highest and best bidder 20
be the buyer. The Richtield and Ere
mont Cornet bands are expected to
be present. An appreciabie time is
anticipated Word H. Mills of Nc
Alistervilie expects to go east to a
school of elecution and oratory
shortly.
d. h. Hamilton, and J. S. Hamil-
ton, brothers, have graduated at the
Eastman College. They both dur
ing several years We're attaches OF
this Office. They were manly boys
and if the boy is father of the man,
they cannot fail OF always being
manly men. We all wish them sue
cess and place for each that is con
genial to his tastes, in the every day
| business Of life.
A young man named Joseph Hol
land, did his best to frcighten Abra
ham Will, who was counting his gir
at Robert Bells place, in Ants town
ship, Blair county, . few nights ago
Will mistook Holland for burglar
and sent a load Of shot at him which
put out an eye for the burglar player
1t was serious mistake all around
and both young men are severed.
distressed over the occurrence.
Reuben I. kerchner. a young
tin smith, who had been doing worl
at Johnstown, this county, lost hi
health and went to Delaware town
ship to his fathers, with the hope O
recruiting his health, while there h
was attended by doctor. On Mon
day morning the 18th, while all o
the family were out of the house, bu
not far away they heard gun sho
! in the building; they hastened to th
house, and there to their horr u
Reuben lay dead on the floor. Th
load that the gun contained entere
the forehead and passed backwar
upward through the brain, producini
: it is believed instant death.
The man who wrote the foliowin
should turn preacher and start
: new school of theology; The latef
/ game to raise money At religion
fairs is to wrap all the Young ladie
: in sheets and sell them to the higl
est gentleman bidder. Zach youn
man who secures lady at the au'
ton becomes her escort during I'll
: remainder of the evening, and ii
, fellow who sees the apple of Lis ey
promenading around with his riva
g while his purchase is the girl /
: most detests, is in anything but
heavenly frame OF mind and no doul
IS envies the blissful ignorance Of IL
II heathens, who never heard Of reli:
ious lotteries.
d The McVeytown Journal of IL
II week tells the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
comes to the front with courageol
le boy in the person of Milton Hill,
Il years old. He was employed by u
Hau1bright on Z bark i3b when be c
- posed his finger to the fangs OF
. copperhead snake and was severe
5 bitten. As the only known RENEE
= to counteract the poison Mr.. Hal
- brights boy suggested amputati'
- ~ which was agreed to, and the opel
ton was performed by placing t
poisoned finger Oh log and ailo
g. the Hambright boy TO cut 1t off VII
er the axe. The fnger was subsequel
4 ly dressed by DR.. Brown who pl
nounced it q good job foran amate
AZ surgeon.
OF A good many people came to toy
in OF Saturday morning, with thu
marketing. 1t is a nice drive in t
:. morning, to come to town in buge
~ ~ or spring wagon. Town people tt
10 10 drive, do their driving mostly in t
- evening hours, but then it is no pr
it to them, excepting in this, that
IN is great good for them bodi y afl
to being confined in Office, shopor sto
lie When the farmer drives to town
derives both pleasure and profit frc
y it. He has something to sell to t
"a storekseper, who in turn sells it
=. some one else, and he has the pie
" TIRE Of the ride. Not all town peop
however, desire to drive, some v
rs not incur tbee1pense. They prefer
Ial take recreation IN more profitable
y, less expensive way, they wax
l. stroll around after the day S work
IA over, others work their gardens, a
,n cut their own wood. which is prof
n. bic and healthful method of exerci
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