Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-01-18

rsnted- Sold by L. Banks 4 Co., Druggists,
Ai'fiin'o"n Pa Oct. 2s 81, emo.
horse that Miss Ella K Banks was
driving 10 sleigh, with her friend Mis-,
Long of Aillerstown cut a caper on water
street last Thursday afternoon. and wrecked
tae sleigh on q wood pile and threw the
young ladies' into the snow, and then ran to /
Patterson, and in his run a-ay career knock
Cd the sleigh to pieces and tore the harness !
into fragments.
Loysville correspondent Of the Perry
County Advocate sAys: We have = man
IN our town Who walked from Harrisburg
to Newport in order to meet . hnekst.r r
wagon in erder to ride home. II /. 80 miles
from Harrisburg TO ~, place and - from
harrisburg To Ne~port- II our friend had
} walkei two mile more be would have been
Al his own barn snd then be might have
. watched for . chance TO ride FROM there to
the house
T. J. Aiddsgh, Washington North. Ru-
ben GUS. bondnen of ex county treasurer
John Cop-land, bad Copeland arraigned be-
. fore Squire J. b. NJ. Todd. last TUESDAY
evening. on the charge of en- oezrlem-nt and
OF tftou ana ayI, OF Coun-
Z " tunf- 70 his own use. The Justice re-
suired $1,000 bari on the part Of Copeland,
10 answer the charge at Court The fni-
E lowing named citizens bailed him for his
appearance AT Court DAVID Sui"uf. Emil
S"h"tt, A. IT, Weitman, A 5. Wright, Al
e onza FsSick.
Prom 'he handsome girls head, Htho-
- grsphed in c"lors, nicely cut out, to the
last clip ~ the pad. Hood's Hous-h.ld Cal
T epder Ter lSSS IL thoroughly artistic ES'
cry month - b-Suutully engraved, and each
slip - torn off presents . new and pleasing
d combination of color printing Hood
calender easily leads rh- procession. Ii Il
nice enough tor arr parlor and has SO man,
8 excellent points IN arrangement .nd COT
venie1ce that II must be seen 10 be spPre
ciatrd. Copies may he obtained at tn
Is drug stores, or by sending SIX cents II
stamps 10 C. /. Hood l. Co., Lowell, Mass
in L,.t Thursday morning, the 18th inst
u Miss varnrs, daughter of Mitch Yarnv'
living a. Locust Grove, about mile froI
Nifflin station discovered man dead hang
al ing, in her fathers stable. In alarm sh
tn gave information of the startling Sigh
Justice J. B. n. Todd of Patterson. wa
informed Of the suicide and went TO IL
a place TO hold inquest, but there bein
nothing to create a doubt or suspicion thi
death NJ, caused by any means than o. u
mans own hands, the inquest was not bel;
,ss The County authority w.s informed Of ia
). case. aaa Lieutenant Burchield acting &
- III. Board OF County ,u1 ui,sioners had Il
nody Of the man decentiy inferred in a
ID Union Cemetery. The man bad tied his os
- | handkerchief around his neck, and With Ol
of Varues' hsmcs straps fastened hims'
to a log IN the barn, and strspged him-e
has 81 appearances Initiated. His feet touch
the door of The stable. lie had appeared
that vicinity, on the evening of the III a:
va. in NsIoy's store at Locust Grove all
ller night fall. He was not tramp, but citis
Of Srid,nthsl, Kris Rohenbvrg, German
as his papers proved. who had sailed trC
Hamburg Germany on the 2Ith OF last De
o. The ,hrp G 3riti.h Princess for Ame-IS
He PASSED the PhIlsdelphis qu4rInti
Fat January q. lsSs, and had limited emigr'
ticket TO Milwaukee, dated January :, Is
The ticket had been punched A. Tar a.
10 AItoona: the ticket indicated that be
urg baggage that had been checked TO J
D." -sukir He had an envelope addressed
Ad,lph Ueldrr $50 Warren Lowe, J
you wsuki- wisconsin His papers Indica
OF that he -sS = farmer IN his native lar
that he Vas ooEu September =, 1911, I
he had entered the military sSrvies OF u
be many in 1868 and Was hOnrrahlv di-ch ar
me. there IRON. lie had regular goNernm-i
passport papers. but no money why
i.ft IN. tram and wandered from the
: N rcsd morr rhsu = mile, Is a myst-rv-
ak he was missed from the train II proven
-xiu d,suatcnrs that railroad authorities sen
I.ewistown ss>iug, Tor informston rrla
10 a missing man, on the lth met. l.
leran ,.,,,,f Burrhn-Id. Geek 10 the Com
para siou-rs, snd wul- n. Allison the Alto
Sab for the Bard, have o7en .". -
tbrir Efforts. to have tie un fortunate
eigp-r's case placed IN the hands OF
.rfan friends.