Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-11-17
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A new nario nal bank is about being Or
ganized under the name of Columbia
National Bank with capital OF two hun
dred thousand dollars at Washin gton, D.
c. 1t is rumored that Mr.. E. 5. Parker of
this place has been rendered the cashiership.
The Philadelphia Republican members OF
the Legislature met in the Union Republi-
can Club room last Friday evening and re-
solved to support NJ. s. Quay, for United
States Senate, and Henry K. Boyer for
Speaker of the House.
Within the past five months four earns
Shirleysburg, Huntingdon county. The
latest one destroyed was that of John King,
on the night OF the 9th inst There is a fire
bug or two in that community.
| On the night of the 9th inst, Casper
Derch, aged &c years, of Reading, Pa,
while on his way TO California with his
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hemorrhage on the Chicago and Cincinnati
Express between Harrisburg and Altoona
His remains were sent to Reading Ps.
''Say, ma" whispered little girl in a
railway train, 'slook at those two deaf mutes
over there" and she pointed to lady and
gentleman in the next seat who had not ex-
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my dear" counseled her mother; "they
are not deaf and dumb people-they are
husband aud wife. Judge.
The third quarterly meeting of Thomp-
sontown charge will be held at Pfoutz's
Valley, November 20, and 81. Presiding
Elder 81. Z. Foster win preach on Saturday
morning at lOs O'Clock. Quarterly Confer
ence Immediately following The Presid-
ing Elder viii preach on Saturday evening
At O'Clock, on Sabbath morning at 10! o.
clock, on Sabbath evening at 6l O'Clock,
All are cordially invited.
From the Levistown Gazette of the 10Th
inst. The store of E. p. Mann at Yeager-
evening aud four hundred dollars taken
from the safe, which was blown open, an
entrance for the powder being made = by
drilling hole through the top. The ex-
plo.ion was deadened by wrapping several
blankets around the safe and pileIng dry
goods on the floor, leading 10 the bellef
| that the thieves are professional
An exchange says son Monday night a
week five masked men, with drawn revolt
vers, entere the residence of Mr.. g. Smith,
near Cherrytree, Indiana county, while the
family were at supper, and demanded ot
Mr.. Smith his money, and proceeded to
ransack the house, securing between and
s thousand dollars. A son of Mr.. Smiths
was knocked down by a revolver in the
hands of one of the men, and little dlugh-
ter who attempted to escape from the house
was caught and held at the barn until thu
robbers had completed their work.
A liquor delegation of hotel keepers rep
resentIng the Northumberland county H.
quor ASSOCIATION, met in the g. A. K. II al
on Tuesd sy TO discuss and take action or
the various topics Of interest to the associ
alton. Among the important bushes:
transacted was the appointment of secret
police, whose business it will be to ferret
out and prosecute those who are engaged
in the illicit sale of intoxicants or who 9th
erwise violate the liquor laws. While il
town the members made the Commercial
Hotel tGsr eAiquarters.-Noun: Carmel
News.
An exchange paper publishes the follow
ing If it is desired to change cider to win,
egar as quickly as possible, il should moi
be kept in one corner OF cellar where i
cannot be easily got at. Keep it on tap anC
every day draw out little and turn il into
the barrel again through the bung hole. In
sert the bellows into the cider once day
and blow several pin:s OF air through it
The oxygen Of the air is what changes The
cider 70 vinegar. II the entire quantity il
taken from the barrel and run back through
wood shayings the cider viii turn very rap
idly, as this exposes a large surface to the
air.
"Weil," remarked a young man TO :
group OF frieais, ..the only girl l ever real
IL loved is 10 be married the tenth of mex
month"; ssToo had old fel," said IN amber
OF the party; ssyou have my sympathy
ssYou know the old story about as gooC
fish in the sea, don't you ?" inquired anofh
er. ssWby don't you punch the lucky fel
Iow!'' asked pugilistic member, '.and pre-
vent him from coming to time at the wed
ding ~ "Who is lucky man !' asked
fourth member of the gathering. 'sIf yoi
would only give me chance, ] will tel
: You. She Is 10 marry me--St. Paul Glob'
Some DAYS since ssthc steam threshinl
engine belonging to George Flasher blew
up while hsuling cloverseei for Porte
Lsughlin, in MiffiIn county. Not 4 parti-
/ Gle was left where the engine stood. 4
team of horses standing about eight feet
from the engine hi;ched to Il sled contain
splinters, throwing the water over the horse
The men who were in the front part of the
barn escaped without injury. Mr. Lau ghhn'
poultry suffered the most severe He hat
about twenty chickens aud turkeys killed
The force of the explosion was felt = mil
. off. 1t broke forty panes Of glass in Mr.
Laughlin's house and blowing opea doors
in II. H.. Kaufman's house across th'
river. The engine had been in use for tiv
seasons and the cause Of the explosion !
2 unknown. The loss to Mr.. Fasheris abou
$1,000"
Judge Barnett held court for Judge Buch
; er last week in MIlfiin county, on accoun
r of Bucber having broken leg The Judge
= ,,;sL,p - axnraiued bV the following artl