Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-22


ger Masical direetress, AoI,ie G. Stonsr
Prom the Huntingdon Journal: Hunt
l ingion's sensation for a week OF more has
been haunted house on Moore street. be
tween Sixth aud Seventh. Tn. story goes
that polish Jew, who peddied tinvsrc
through the rural districts and made mis-
headquarters with family Who occupied
theihouse in qrestio,, my steriously di-sp-
PeAIed in the early prt OF last summer,
ard has not since been heard of. One or
! two persons, whose imsginstiozs are very
prolific, cl,im that they both heard and
SAW rh- ghost" but others who watched
and waited for lis coming rers rot SO for
tun.ie thew happened TO be on tn. lookout
when It vas not good night for ghosts"
physicians agree that The poison convey
ed by human teeth is one OF the most an
noyirg that the, have 10 deal WITH. One of
them writes: IL have under my attention
severe and most complicated cases of blood
poisoning, in which tho patient had but
slightly abrsid.d the hand in the course of
a fiEht by striking the knuckles against the
| teeth of his opponent. 1 have known hands
thus poisoned only saved from amputation
by the application of all the resources OF
science Tobacco or whIsk or arrangement
Of the stomach from many other cause, may
be respon,Ible for this poisonous condition
. OF tn. teeth. and l am not prepared to say
that : man with good health and a clean,
sweet mouth, would not convey the pol.-
on"
From The Chambersburg Repository of
Last week: Charles Fogle, farmer residing
near Westminster, Nd. committed suicide
on Friday by shooting himself through the
head. He had been caught for $500 by the
Bohemian Oats men, and worry over hi.
loss drove him insane. Ono of
ChAmbsrSburg's doctors noted the presence
Of 80 many crows in the country, more than
be ever before observed in any sseson Of
the year. lie says that IN the pines, west of
the Warm Sprin. Road, about four mile.
from town there is 4 crow rooSt TO which
every evening many hundreds of crows can
be seen dying and they th-r. spend the
night. Tue same ply sician has also noted
an unusual number OF foxes in IN, country
aud few days ago saw a fins pair Of thorn
running across the fields.
The Liverpool Sun Of last week, relates
the singular case: The neighborhood was
shocked on hearing Of the sudden lines. Of
Simon Miller, which happened on the 3Ist
alt. Mr.. Miller was returning from the mill
Cwalking), and on nearing Shraaer's store
L IL.
vas becoming pArlyzsi, and had the pres
ence OF mind TO go TO the fence that be
might keep himself up, so his cries might
b. heard; or he might have bven frozen TO
death HIS cries were heard, and aid soon
arrived. He VAS taken home, aud hs. since
been in i helpless condition But within
the last few days he is improving, and the
The writer was at place the other
dsy Tor dinner, znd was greatly surprised
by the remarks Of the lady of the house,
who said Il have been keeping house for
ihirty-thres wears, and have reared family
and the plates and platter upon which our
vicruhls are, were bought when 1 went to
housekeeping.
Adam Emenheiser, father of William
Emeuheiser, Of this PLACE, received injuries
on Tuesd.r morning OF last week which re-
suited in death al four O'Clock in the
afternoon Of the same dsv, at the sge of IS
years : months and - davs. He resided in
the small village Of Wind>orville, York
county, Pa. an q about O'clork went into
Einstiue's 4 Gring mill TO pass the jiae
away Coming IN too close proximity TO a
sround 1t dragging the Old man SO tightly
to its embrace that nearly all his ribs were
broken and crushed. he was also thrown
down So that his head struck the foor break
ing his neck. The scciient happened With
rue M cr not more than four feet away, bu,
the noise Of the machinery prevented him
/ from having any knowledge oft until it wa
/ too late TO save ar. EmenheIscr His cloth
ing had to be cut from his person before h,
could he released. He was taken 10 his hom,
immediately and was conscious until sn
hour of bis sdeath.-Newport News
Programme of Institute TO be held
at McAIisterville Feb. - and % 1883
! l. Address Of Welcome, j. III
Caveny.
2 .'Grammar." J. ID. Pines.
3. History" j. A Martin.
4. arithmetic L. I. Davis.
! 5. Literary Societies, J. H Car
ney.
Is. "Spellinc," Banks Roush.