Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-12-09


down them aud was badly hurt Il was the
Tavern steps that did the damage and il will
oe good thing if this stupid young fel-
low should hereafter mark them "danger-
ous."
The Huntingdon Journal relate, it in this
way: William Armstrong, while ou, hunt
ing ON Laurel Hill, near New Florence. CAM
br'a c"unry, on Wednesday of last week.
was shot IN mistake for deer by a COM
psni"n named ID. A. Moony. The b.ll en-
tered his back and passed clear through his
body.
The Governor of Kansas has called sps-
cal session of the Legislature to meet in
January, Tor re-spportionmsnt. Hope hu'li
"''t have the experience that Governor Pat
uson had. Ii would have To be question
of llie Aud death Of the Commonwealth that
would induce Gvy-ruvr Pattisou to RECON-
veRe the Legislature.
Every teacher IN : laiata county should
be present during the cn:.rc sessiou OF In-
Stitute. The week should be employed by
tiiein in a way that would result IN the Ger
tain acquiring of facts to be used IN raising
the standard Of our pubic schools to the
grade warranted by tie many advantages
which our present system admlts OF.
Buy the William Cooper Groovei Rub
Der Bucket for chain pumps, one at the
best buckets made, anu you can buy ot INC
al hall the = ice you pay to Others. Al
kinds oi wood and iron pumps, wood aid
iron water pipe. Also, paris TO repairs.
Call Oh or address, r. w NOBLE,
MIiliutown, Pa.
VIM. Musselman, who WAS accidently
shot by his lIiend Jon.thin Kaufman while
shooting at i Wild turkey on shade moua
tain on ankssivIng day, died at the homs
ol Emery McCahen at the aqueduct, north
OF toSn last Saturd iy morning. Oa Satur
day Afternoon the doctors opcDed the body
and found the bullet in the lower edge Oi
the right lung. Iuterment IN 1resbyt teri,n
gravel yard on Monday at O'Clock, r. II.
Ths Huntingdon Globe says: A farmer
in Penn township, last summer had field
OF oats which, hon some Cause, came up
very ;hin. The crop was so unpromising
that he moved them for hay as they were
beginning To head. lie was surprised 10
see them grow ui thicker than At first, and
about three weeks after the moving they
headed again and prod ucrd iair crop.
Monday evening at tue Institute Prof. J.
Keller. one of our own teachers, will
talk on s. The Teachers Cares and Anxis-
iics" Prot. Keller is a successful teacher
OF considerable experience a Close observer
aud man who always says something
good, and from whose ra.kS, sound, prActi-
cal lessons can be learned. Rev. j. B.
Mann will lecture on .'Saams."
List OF letters rem aiming Ia the postoffice
at Miiiiiutown, Pa, uot ciiici Tor Dec. lSt,
i 1883. Letters: Mr.. Peter Weimer, Lu-
clan Nox, Miss Katie Spghemyer, Mrs. NJ.
Andrews, David kautfm al, Mr. A J. DarIz-
ler, 90. Postal cs.ls Ar. John Whitmes,
Geo. Strawser, Chds. /. Polk, a. W. Say
der, ;. W. SnodgraSs- Pefsons asking Tor
letters in this list wIl pleas, say tney are
sdvertIsed.
CnAs. Is. CRI wFaRD, Z. ".
The Newport News OF the oh day OF
December says: Mr.. Aichael ickcs, OF
Sandy aiil, was in town over nigh, last En-
day His household has been .iudalslng in
the luxury Of wattr.nelons periodically since
the close OF the season Ter that kind ot
,-s<4s<, .aa -Szr-ss4eu i>fss aF<ssoSas s~soz
future use- Tue melons were paced in a
cool sprinshouse, where they were pr-serv-
eli without additional care.
Thirty-five cents.
Last Friday afternoon two women went
into the cellar of PitIsburg house with a
lighted lamp. The cellar was iuil OF natur-
al gas, an explosion took place aud was fol-
lowed by an exp pfoslon in two adj ning col-
lars. EAch woman d VI the clothing burnt
off her body rha filemen put out the
: Il lmes III tn Gu;iirHgs, loss S'0,OOO. 1t
is cuIj 'c:ured ma the Is got into the cei-
LAPS from natural gas main or pipe that
runs along the street.
/ Two dollars and ti;iy cents.
"Wednesday evening at The Institute. lee
/ ture b. D.. Ssmuei 4, Biir, OF Harrisburg.
/ subject, Successful People" This lrc-
ture Is iuli OF Instruction aud entertainment
/ and teaches such lessons a. may he applied
/ in our every day life wuich will aid Us ia
acquiring the success 81 auuch sought for.
/ Proi. S. Il. Boyd. OF York, Pa, will describe
.rour Through EUROPE" The lecture
will bo illustrated by appropriate pictures
on screen, produced by the wonderful
scioptica1. This enter tainment will be eX-
ceedingiy pleasing.
/ Two dollars and fifty cents.
! On Saturday last three young men, whose
4 anes We failed TO learn, came from Harris
burg for purpose Of huniia5. fh;y w;nt To
I l.. c. kline's. vino went wiih them on he
mountain not far from his residence. One
! bad 4 red handkerchief tied around his neck
aud MAS crouchei down in the bushes watch
ing a turkey. Ohe OF his companions mis-
took the red hankercliei for the h cad OF a
turkey, aimed al 1t and fired. fne youag
nimrod from the city MAS hit with three
large shot, but not bdly wounded. Another
lesson to careless gunner, and "greeahorns
Iu the wvods.-LiycrpooI san.
The offer Of a reward oi sjoi, has siimu
Lated a detective III the search Tor Tue arrs st
of the person guilty of caa'iDs the exp!o
sion, aud scLiIug firc TO tue store OF Mr.
Rumple, Al New Germantown. An officer
who has been working up the case, has got
such evidence a. induces him 10 believe he
soon will be warranted in making al arrest
Itis now considered certain that II WAS dyn-
aInit,., and not guupowder IN It caused the
| ext,iosiuu. When tnis arrest Is made II will