Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-11-28
Items,

Items.
The snow is from two to three feet
deep in the mountains Of Utah.
Two Nevada cattle kings are worth
81, 600, 900 each, and one OF them
signs his name .X."
Ella Smith, aged eight years, was
killed last week at Marysville, nine
miles from Harrisburg, by the Day
Express.
General Jubal Early declares that
the English language is not strong
enough for him when he talks about
General Malone.
Mrs. Drury, Of Cleveland, has set
a new style. She has had her hus-
band reprimanded in court because
he came home with strange hair pins
sticking to his coat.
Mrs John Sheppard, Of Hunting
don township, Luzerne county, took
poison from q vial which she sup
posed contained Jamaica ginger
She died in great agony.
Diptheria has caused tho death
within . week Of three children, rang
ing il age from four to eighteen
years, of William schott, in Limerick
township, Montgomery county.
A three-year old daughter of one
of the cooks of tho Cumberland Co.,
almshouse was boiled to death by fall
ing into boiler containing hot cof
fee, the flesh coming off the bones in
chunks.
Frank F Barnes, q young Georgia
negro, is in New York developing
great gifts as painter. BE paints
landscapes and portraits, is fine col.
orist and has painted the portrait Of
President Arthur.
The people about Scottdale, West
moreland county, recently attempted
to lynch a scoundrel named Noble
(a misnomer, truly who had fatally
wounded citizen of that village
He escaped and was taken to jail.
Bruce Johnson, a wealthy farmer,
Of Franklin township, Huntingdon
county, tried to put a litter of pigs
in o pen. The old SOW attacked him
and inflicted painful injuries, SO that
a surgical operation was necessary.
Kate Shelly, the Iowa girl who
crept across a trestls bridge in a
fearful night storm two years ago to
save a passenger train from q wash
out just beyond, has at last been Civ
en- the medal voted her by tho State
Legislature
Edward Payson Weston has un-
taken a mixed job. He is to walk
fifty miles a day for hundred days
resting on Sundays, and deliver tenn
perance lectures at favorable local.
ties along his route. The walking is
to be done in England.
The Rev Mr.. Hyde, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, West Middlesex.
Mercer county, has resigned because
some of the people complained that
he was too boyish, wore his hat un--
clerically cooked, sported red stock
ings and even looked at the women.
Charlie Marshal. of Bangor, North.
ampton county, aged 9 years, placed
a leather strap around the horns of
a pet COW belonging to his father,
and attached the other end to his
satchel. The animal becoming en-
ragged dashed off and dragged the
little fellow to death.
"Who WAS that man who has lust
passed." said Blinks to his friend
with whom he he was walking down,
town. ''You mean the one who call
ed me by my first name!' "Yes ;
rather familiar, 1 should say" "Oh,
that's nothing strange; he's my bar
Der. Lowell Citizen
They think that they have the
champion stay at-home man in Dooly
county, Georgia. He is seventy six
years old, and has never in the whole
course of his life spent but one night
from under the roof of the house in
which he WAS born, and Cn that oc-
casion he didn't sleep a wink.
A cyclone struck Melbourne, Ark,
at three o'clock last Wednesday
morning the 21st inst Ex-Sheriff
John Hinkle and his wife and two
children were killed, and Mrs. Hen
~ S. Hinkle Was crippled. The Court
House, two churches and several
stores and houses were blown down.
A pimpie appeared upon . finger
of son Of Frank Eppeheimer, OF
Limerick Station. 1t grew rapidly,
but physician healed it. Soon an
other came upon the boys face, but
it too was driven away. Then third
broke out upon toe, causing swell
ling and soreness that baffled the
physician, who fears that the leg
must be amputated.
George GODDARD, ST., met with an
accident at Mapleton tannery, that
may be attended with fatal results.
While engaged in adjusting belt on
the leather roller his coat caught on
burr of the shaft, making several
hundred revolutions per minute, and
he was drawn against it with such
violence as to tear his arm from the
socket. Had it not been that the
machinery was stopped almost in
stantly he could not have escaped
death. He received painful contu-
sions about the head and body
Though the extent of his injuries is