Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-02
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SEtEHiE County,
PER .fiFTLIS COUNTY PAPERS.

a circus viii show in Lewistown
May s.
The Lewistown council are deter
mined TO enforce the ordinances.
Rev. J. ii. Reimensnyder Of Lewis
town is off on a two weak vacation.
Music after Q o'clock at night On
the street is forbidden in Lewistown
Miss Grace Grabill Of Mifiintown
visited her friend Miss Carrie Rudi
sill.
Mr. Levi Zook, OF Oliver town
ship, has planted 2 bushels of little
onions.
Six tons Of bark was destroyed by
fire in the mountain near Newton
Hamilton.
David Peschy is having an end
built to his dwelling house at Allen
town mills.
Major Philips the efficient rail
road manager is recovering from a
severe sickness.
Jonathan L Byler of Bellville has
a parrot that talks Pennsylvania
Dutch quite frequently.
Mrs. Susan Condron of Kishaco-
quillas has q child eight Weeks old
that weighs 27 pounds.
The Benjaman Yoder house and
lot in Belleville was sold at public
sale TO Samuel Gettys for 5000.
Josheph Pecht and family, who
has been seeing the far west for the
last two years have returned to Allen
vile.
Jon. B. Yoder, of Allenville pur-
chased the right OF Blair and Cam
bria counties for patentbread, meat
and slaw cutter.
George Smith the youth from
Stratford Canada, who had both
legs cut off by the cars, died at the
Aims house and WAS buried theie
April %.
The Logan Veteran association
intends meeting at the residence of
NJ d. Rowe, in Reedsvilie, May 3,
1888, to make arrangements for Dec
Grafton day.
George Buckley, of Wayne town
ship, fell dead on Wednesday even
ing about half past six o'clock, from
what was supposed to be a rush of
blood to the head.
The young folks Of Decater have
started an educational society, which
meets every Saturday evening. The
principle branches which they have
taken for their studies are grammer
reading and arithmetic.
The iirm of Sober, Harris & Bee
cher, now operating near Coburn
station, Center county, have pur-
chased the timber right OF about 6
hundred acres along west Kishaco-
guillas creek, above Reedsville. A
tram road, which viii probably cost
$4,000 viii be constructed by which
to convey the lumber to A steam
mill TO be located at a point near
the railroad bridge below Reads
vile.
4 man named kerns and com
panion went out on the river in a
boat after ducks, Kerns, having
placed q heavy charge in his gun,
and having, as he thought, q good
shot at some birds, got down on
his knees IN the boat and fred.
The gun was q contrary kind and
went off both WAYS knocking him
ont OF the boat into the water on
one side and the gun disappearing
on the other. His companion, whose
attention was attracted in another
direction, did not notice the result
OF the shot and he was not missed
until almost exhausted, and then was
assisted into the boat with consider
able difficulty, minus a gun and am
muniton.
On tie evening Of April %, at Z O.
clock Depot Baggage master Mills light
ed the lsmpsin the waitIng-room at the
Junction station. a few minutes af-
terWards ho had occasion to 60 to Nc
Keys store, and being gone but
short time be was surprised upon his
return TO find the station once more
clothed in darkness Upon relight
ing the lamps he made the startling
discovery that some misoreant had been
there during his absence, and had fore
ed open the delivery window of the
ticket Office in the gentlemen's waiting
room, thereby gaining an entrance to
the same. Upon investigation of af-
fairs in TIE oficeit was found that the