Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14
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Al old Nexiean at NoCal., il tr

to sell thirty tickets at 81 each, but |
Is canvassing among those least liable |
TO say anything about it. The girl, /
who is quite comely, was found with
him. Both Americans and MeXicans /
express indignation, and it is quite |
probable that the old mans scheme
will not be carried 10 a succsssfui
termination. The parties live on the |
Mexican side of town. A short time
ago Mexican woman Of Nogalcs
sold her sixteen year, old daughter 20
Chinese merchant for eighteen dol
lars. The ChinamSn a short tims al
forward sent the girl home-EK
The Lswistnwn Sentinel says: A
NcVeytown mGn released a rat from
a trap expecting his terrier would
gobuie M the rodent. Ths dog iail-
I'd 70 make close connection with the
game add the man was amazed ~ ia
suidsn di..ppsarance unril be dis
covered that 1t had worked hissoiv
ing view on the dog by retreatiDg up /
the inside of his pantsioons- He 4
clutched the rarmint n.dly with bis 4
| eft baud and pounded it's Innocent I
bO1y with tn. other, holding 1T swsy |
from his tender flesh ~ far ss the |
| width of the pantalnOrs would per-
| nit Thus hy iIut OF vigorous choS-
ling and hating, the terrified msn
scored a victory aud saved his bsc"a-
Mr., frost. ot Muskegou. Mich.
went to bed in Milwaukee hotel "a
| few nights ago aud went t. sleep. In
the morning she was missing and the
most dilIseut search failed to reveal
her whereaboutS, It was though. that
shs mus have brc 'sne insane, e@rap
ed ron the Eo,el aud In all p-ob4b; =
~ thrown herself into the river or
lake. II turns ont, however, that an
hour or two sflsr she ra;ire.! she woke
M aud "herri 81 mach noiSs 3OV~a
stairs that she became At FIRST alarm
si and tn n 80 terrified that she
iunped out Of = window on to q shed
aud thence to the ground aud fed,
reycr stopuIng until she reached the
hous. ~ relative near Aegnon Is
miles distant"
This following are the appoint
ment OF preachers. for The Carlisle
d strict, At tho Evangsllcal Central
Psnnsvlv~ni. Conference, 1T Lewis
burg Jacob Hs-tzlsr. P E. Carlisle.
J. A. Irvine Cumberland, z. "
Group snd Supply Di!lshur-. \ W
SNeuale Bsndersvrll-. !. " mmels-
.lprf LNvisbrrry. L. X Harris y z
Spring, II A Benfer L~-ehurg, G
Z Il =
/ fagerst wn Circuit. J. II Weich /;
Nsrvsviiie. J. W. Bentz Perry. W.
W. Rhoads .nd " Min-ker under
P. E; Newport snd Peterson, J G
Reeser: Liverpool, p. Z. Jarrett {;
Juuista. ) VI " untz ). ". Sci
bert. member of Newport Qlarterl7
CoufereLcs b F Hall mernnsr o.
Perry Qlsrteri, Conference
| Os SUNDAY morning alb mt o'clock.
George Mitchell was struck by a west
| Druad through p-=-sng-r tram aud
=. knocked under an east bound fTe ght
tr,in ard his body severed near the
abdomen bv tue freight He and Lis
brother Ell Mitchell have been living
With their father William Mitchell.
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station. The two brother. bad con
c'uiad 70 70 home and determined
t. ride uaTj way 80 far as Mchsel
Weller's place south 81 town on the
freight tram pulling ont of the Pat
tter=oa yard, and from Wellsrr's pro
coed by public road to their home.
! II vas when tueE were about 80
. board" the f-eish; train that the
, slanantable accident took place. The
deceased was aged about II vesrs
FunsTsl took p zee on Ius = lay ~ |
q O'Clock p. II, aud VS. coudr t,i by
the Patriotic = ns of America. ~
order of which he recently b, came .
p member Iute' meut In Union Gene
= t.rv. TIE broth n OF deed -lade mar
row escape, since he stood bet zee
the freight and passenger trains ~
= they Psssed-
II From the Newport News of las
week "Wednesday evening of las
= week the dwelling house Of JOIN
! Hess, in Madison township, was de
" stroyed by fire, which caught from
stove pipe going up through the root
/
out No insurance. A voun.
msn named Geo. Clark. HviuC Ia tn
kew Valley, was n sufferer with root
T ache. aud hearing that placing a sIl
It yer dollar in the mouth against TIA
q aching member, rould relieve th
n pain. he tried the experiment Wha;t
?. er he received any benefit or not, h
n fell asleep with tho dollar In ms mou;
II and In course Of time he a-akeue
III with . peculiar sense of swallOwln
: something After time he remeN
le bered that he had the money In b
. mouth. and he awakened 10 the FAC
IL that that dollar At least was ssfel
re invested. All Efforts to remove IA
coin was fruitiess until ks came
a N.lIerstown. and consulted DR. Hal
,o who inserted an instrument csi.si
- bIipu aud forced the coin down int
= Georges stomach This occurred o
Y Friday evening last
Ut L freight train coming East, WI
Ell wrecked by come unknown cans
n about 3 miles East of Huntingdon U
= Monday morning, at the time IN.
oa reconi section of Western Expres
rs VA. due at that point. Western r
OF press. was made up of six sleepe
In coaches containing 90 passenger
under the conductorship of Chsrl'
Kinter. Between the time of the W. t,
4, Of the freight train which spread /
broken cara over the passenger trSC
and the coming of the rapidly run
~ ing Western Express, there was n
time to forward fagman and tht
"a without a check of speed the Exprs'
he ~ ~. -