Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

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ias nr-, so ~hns ths -Ki-r -. h--fias a
sP-rE FED suzeas ne cioth-s sud uxnitea
thsn- Na-u nrsf s.ea tie nuor sad parti-
ti1n -as On srs- Hal it aot beea sea In
TINS rse houss -ouia have bzrn-d do~.
TIE -re Pl-es is IN the b.ssmcat- Il wasa't
a-cesssry TO vash that ~s-k-
samuel II Fisher, for msnT y.srs = freight
s1sfsctur oa "a. mittts ai..ioa o. the
PsnusyIyNn's r.ilroaf, disi a. Pi-oIp, Col
Grade some two -s,ks sgo- NJ Fi-h-r's
home has besa At Erand.is, thi, esaaty. for
several years, ont ne vent Ns,; last fall.
HIS remains arrived a. Pa ts-sDn "a FriGsy
last. IA. co.Ill UAS opsa-i VAN zsny Of.
n, Old fr.-nds took q lsst LOOK At him The
rema rs were thea taSea to the Usion cen
etrry and buried He w4s aged about IS
years IL Is,yas sisoa .ad t~c srsndeh'l-
dren--R-gister, inst.
Pfout.'s Vslley has a sensation. While
=. T. Ward was attending a literary enter
taiuneut in ShrenS'S school house, a tew
evenings ago. His wife let tor parts un-
known. She lett letter Tor her husband
telling him that abe could be found in the
ico OF Cocalamus creek. Greatly distress
Ell over tho sudden loss of has better half'
be stErtod en- her track IN the snow, but TO
his surprise il did not lead to the creek,
bur Al certain ace in the rosd II appear
ID she entered sleigh II IS nov coui-c-
tured that she bad a sycrs, lover and that
they have gone west
Rev J. A Ross a retired minister living
on hi. farm between Waterford aud " ster
loo, this county passed. quietly into tho IN
seen world, while asleep by the side OF hIs
vile, on the night Of the sgh inst. He had
been out sIelx CHING on Monday md vent TO
rest in apparently good health Mrs Ross
Uncovered his death ABOUT O'Clock on
Tuesday morning. lie had been in the
service OF the Nas ter about half century.
a few years ago hs attended a revival
meeting ia the Presbyterian chaplo in this
plscs one evening, and = number OF people
distinctly remember his feeling remarks Of
hi, cal To the ministry and his statement
tuEt he believed that he would n-ver s.s'n
, NEE, them under the pleasant circunstan-
ces OF such . meeting n thIs world. he
never did. How seemingly ike the re-
marks Of a prophet OF oId. His aged wife,
? sous sad three daughters survive him. a
son and daughter Are at home with Mrs
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| younger soa is pracuciug lawyer in York,
Pa.
Th, Bloomfield Advocate OF last
/ week SAYS: Wm. AlInIch Is the boss
hog feeder of Loysville- de put & pig
in the pen in August, whlch Was g
months old and weighed 81 pounds
1t was killed after . months feeding
and cleaned 343i pounds. Any per
son can put l5O hog IN the pen IN
| the fall and tie next fail kill a 500
pound hog, but to take a pig aud
make a hog out of him the same fall
Is called good feeding. The
dwelling of Isaac Hoffman, IN Watts
township, known as the Mcke.vT
property, was destroyed 10y tire, on
! Friday. the 27tL OF January. The fire
started on the garret from e stove
pipe. Mr. Hoffman was getting his
70 IA from the stable when LIE CIs
covered the flames n the roof. Some
furniture on the Grst floor WAS saw
ell. The house vas insured
The barn ofGeorge Fleisher, IN Perry
Valley, Greenwood township, was
destroyed by FIRE last Friday night
! Th, barn wss il occupancy Of DAVID
Mitchell The Jlr4 contained hay,
straw, some gram, farming nipple
ments. two hogs aud a COW. The CO =
was taken out somewhat sIuged, UuJ
the hogs were burned. The IRE was
the work Of an inceudlsrv- No Insur
7ucs on the contents; 500 on the
barn.
From tho Newport; Ledger OF last ~sek
A Young lad named Robert NcClengan, re.
Get we'd we'll deserved whipping last Mon.
cay night thst he will not soon.'orget. =
! some time past he h,s been using hi, bes'
/ ccort. with Harry Rush, unoJhsT lad about
. bis own .ga, and who vss hired With Pc
! ter RumberEer on the Adams farm, to gC
/ in ..cahoot" 20 stea. Mr.. Rumberger''
/ chicksas and sell hem. and then pUrchas'
/ a rsyoiver With the proceeds. Rush re'us
/ "a TO he a party 10 the steal, and informed
hts employer Of Bob's proposition. Bot
l still urged Harry 10 go into It, and finally
; AZ Arrangement vas made by which th'
! chirk-zs were TO be Tsken last EOnda!
night Harry acquainted his employer o
/ the fact aud the latter, vita another part,
I Iay IN wait Tor the raid. About o'cIocl
I the ooys came and began their hunt tor the
poultry. Not nesting With any rapid sue
cess Bob suggested the lighting of q m.tcf
to give light Rush objected as they wsr,
i. the midst OF lot of straw and cora fOd
der, which might catch ire aud turn III
barn down. Bob, struck the match bat tn
next instant he was grabbed in tAs stronl
arna OF Peter Rumberser, the owner of IN
chickens aud led out in the barn yard
rher. he received a complete Is,hinS viii
= buggy whip, hsndIed by Peter Bob raj
lorT n. last as his leg- could carry him &
the home of his grsrdmothor. Bob IS
bad boy. and if he does not mend his way
ne will be the means of bringing his Pr
rents into a sresl deal OF trouble
Tn, Handsomest Lady in Aihiintow
! ard Patterson h, marked TO irlrhu u
other d,y that she knew Kenp's Baissm 10
the Threat ard Lungs -ss superior remed
a. II stopped her cough in,t2Aty rhe
other, had 40 effect whatever SO TO prev