Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

ranging downward, came out at hi. back.
The wound is q serious one. from which
the boy win hardly recover
A fatal Cunning accident happened near
Feutsid, Clearield county, on the 6ts inst.
Edward Sewpher aud Frederick Ziph
started out hunting and the latter in load
ing his Winchester rifle pushed the guard
down which throws the lock back. Ziph
IN attempting to set the trigger the gun
went on, the ball entering NewPher's left
leg below the knee, passing clear through
and lodging in the right leg Ne~pher was
little ahead of Ziph when the accident
occurred Newpher died Friday following
the accident.
An analysis of dozen brands of cigar
cites has been made in Chicago. and the re-
suits are such that cigarette smokers can
not regard them with complacency. Al
most every brand was found to have been
''doc tored" to q greater or less degree
While the injurious ingredients apart from
the tobacco itself) vary somewhat, there is
/ enough in each variety to induce smokers
who value their health to give up cigar
| ettes altogether. OF all the forms in which
| tobacco is used, this Is doubtless the most
hsrmiul, especially as the cigarette habit
has such irm and growing hold on boys
and young men.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Republican jubilee did not take place
last Thursday evening. All things were
ready, excepting the weather. The dem
oustration was postponed sntil Monday
evening. The weather then was Iittls bet
ter, but regardless Of that the jubilee parade
took place. The procession vas tine one
and what It lacked in quantity was made
up in quality. II was sbundsntly large
and q surprise TO the Democrats
brethren who sre ticketed for Salt River,
and who could not believe that a demon
stration could be COTTON up in the face of
such unpropitious weather. Representa-
tive men from different parts OF the county
were present, and Mexico and Port Royal
sent delegations with bands OF music
Great enthusiasm prevailed Many houses
were lit up and tn, Republican head quar-
ASFN " II ulAAAtAtN II AtkuA AASN-
pavement TO cornice, ard from corniee TO
top of hsg staff. After the parade meet
ing WAS he'd in the Court House where
speeches we're delivered by Sena-
tor Patterson, Congressman Atkinson,
Editor Allison, Lawyer Ston-r, Prof.
Kercher, Elder Wilson, Dr. Rodgers, after
which the msetIng adJournCd With three
cheers for Bsni amin Hanson and the Re-
public an party
Rev. L. l. Lo gan, preacher IN charge OF
the Allegheny circuit. Methodist Episcopal
Conference, after filling his appointment at
Garvey's uuday night, started down the
railroad for this city where he makes his
home. After passing through the NOrcrOSs
cut be discovered an obstruction son the
south track which a. tirst he took TO be 8
piece of rail, and made an effort 10 acquaini
the supervisor Of that section with the TACT
but could not fiud him. Recollecring that
the Philadelphia Express WAS due in about
fifteen minutes, he Proceeded TO remove the
obstruction What was his surprise TO f I'D
that, instead OF wooden rail, II was heavy
piece OF iron some three feet or more in
length, one end OF which was forked. Tni,
end was placed on the outer rail and tn,
other end placed toward the inner one
: With considvrso'e effort he dragged the
obstruction of the track and threw 1t ovel
the high emo nkmenr, and thus Sycrted il
, all probability terrible disaster as th'
r embankment At this point is hundred fee
down. Mr.. Logan, froE the position of th'
oostruc tion has no doubt but that it va
placed there designeSly by some fiend o
. fends.in human shape. While he did moth
ing but his duty in removing it, he deserve
4 substantial recognition for his praisesorthy
act II is a lonely place after nIgltfail,
and the reverend gentlemen fearing this
the miscreants might be lurking around i
expectation OF a wreck and plundrr, an
nigdt attack him Tor removing the iron, b
was not long in getting away from the plac'
-AltoOn, Tribune. Some months sine
: Rev. l.. L. Logan removed from Thong
sontown, Junisia CO., At which place h
; was pastor of the N. f. Church.
= Dispatches IRON the Western corn be
Indicate that farmers are not disposed I
B sell corn at present prices.