Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-28

rsnted- Sold by l. Banks u Co., Druggists
Aittiinto~n Pa Oc, Is 81. 6no
Laura Hersh. sged about 8 years, died
last "wednesday. at her fathers house nes,
Patterson, from the elects of having been
sealded on the Mon1sy previous. The
child was near the cook stove when the
wash boiler was lifted. A handle of the
boiler came If snd the .caidinr content.
fel on the child, from the effects of which
Il died.
he-sers AsnbeCk 81 Nel-oG having bourh Z
the business o. xessers ID. b. Doty s. Co
may be found st the ware house o. the old
firm, south OF town, where they will be glad
10 attend TO the wants OF the puo!ic ia their
liue of business. Thsy are young men OF
good business qualifications and arc he.rti-
ly welcomed BY the peopIs os this com
muniJy.
The Associate judges in Huntingdoa Oh,
have oyer-rulsd the President Judge, on
the question OF granting license TO ssll
liquor IN Huntingdon The hotels there will
close business aud a. the brewery aad dis
barrel they too wall close business snd move
elsewhere. Such is the report from naat-
ingdoa.
Read the following despatch relative to
the election Of United States Senators.
Such An amendment to the constitution
would be almost uuimously adopted Oy the
people: WAsHSGroS. ID. c., March a.
Tho House Comm .Jter on tho Revision oi
the Laws has decided by sn almost uusnI-
nous vote to REPORT JOINT resolution pro
posing amendment to the Constitution
tor the election Of United States Sen .tors
by the direct votes OF the people.
ChIistioa d. H.rshbs-ger OF McVeytosn
a break uuau, last Thursday Soout md n gat,
lett the front part or the train 90 PORT Roy al,
to get on the hind part, tel and was caught
b. the wheels and haa ms right leg crushed,
up 10 6 middle OF the ;aiSh. tie Was III
great exhaustion add shock. Ten hours ~
terS ard - wle1 p.riIsl reaction set in, the thigh
was ann lt,red, about $ inches below tho
hip jo.lJ, by DR.. d NJ. Crawford, Dr. L.
Banks aud DIR. Dowd NJ. Crawford.
The Levistown Gazette SAYS, that in
West Mero township, a great interest Is
taken IN the poultry business Mrs
Charles Br4t;on Of Ryds is in the LAP
It OF making candles enough during the
cool weather 10 do all summer, she dOu't
approve OF carrying oil lamp. around
through the house. She was in the cellar
one day lately aud fOuad that there WAS a
board moved of the box. She looked
around and found tho rats had carried SIX
the jOist-, laying in good supply of hight
An old story N a new place is thus reIat-
ed by the Liverpool Sun Herman, a little
son OF lac ID Shumsker, no4riy four years
Did, met with a sd accident on Saturday
tie with other children ran alter n wagon
oaiet with hay, snd, from what We can
earn, one OF the wheels struck him aud
hun over, and hi, thIgn bone WAS
ractu ed near the groin. d.. J. Z. ThomP-
ION reduced the fracture, and the Cbilc Is
ioing as we'll As can be expected. Chi,-
iren should be whipped away from wagons.
\ hen they attempt 10 climb on them.
Tie Ebensturs Herald says that Cambria
county has wiJch, and talks in this wise
Ibout it We are informed that a witch has
made it's appearance At the home OF John
Iees, jr, in Cambria township, and httie
on aged about seven wears l. being tOrtur-
d thereby. 1t IL believed the witch is In
l. ~. .fa fhss
n tho mel ghborEUod have LseH captured
nd burned. The child Is sffiIcted With
ome kind of tits. There has been con
I'd. rahle excitement created by the sup
,os witch, and several scung-rs" have
Esen 9 baud IN hunting down the "eyil
hing"
Last Saturday evening, freight brake.
nan named II. u Albright, hvIng Al Hir-
isburg had his right leg crushed near the
nee, at the coal warf in Patterson. The
reight was shifting cars aud the brakem an
tood up on car as 1t passed under the
rarf, which knocked him of aud he fell in
,uch a way that the cars passed over his
CT. He was not rendered insensibls by
he shock and several hours alter hurt talk
"a nationally TO those about him, and saIo,
ne dr.ired to see his parents, who are s.so
residents of Harrisburg. His father came
,n SaLbIth morning b see him. His leg
VAS smputatsd four inches above the knee,
when partial ro action had set IN, by DIR. ID.
N Cra.fOrd, DIR. l.. Banks, aud DR.. Do~d
NJ. Crawford. Albright Is doing as we'll as
eau b. expected He was On his tnIrd trip
As a brakeman when ACCIDENT t0Jk place.
The axle, OF a freight train passing BIrsee
station, eastward bound, broke lust Thurs
dav afternoon, which Caused a wreck OF
fifteen cars. Both tracks were covered by
III, wrecked material. The West snd .!
the station building was demolished The
telegraph uffice was in that eud OF The build
ing. The Altoona Tribune, says Assist
t.pt Operator A. A. Leonard, Of BaTros,
VIII, VA. sitting in front Of the ley board
NJ the time uf tie collision, was knocked
over on the h1or and completely covered
with the debris Of the wrecked cars anu
their contents OF coke, hOur and iced J.
J. Clemens, the regular operator, who
re,ides at Newton Hamilton, VAS Knocked
frcu the end of the table where he "as
sitting and received a slight cut on MS
head. Station Agent q. n. Miller, VINO was
in his office, vas also shaken up consider'
ably but Fortunately escaped serious INJURY
The escape OF these occupants oi the ou''i
ing i, regarded as miraculous BY those VINO
Witnessed the accident. The south trach
was badly torn up for some distance and
the road bed literally covered with the deori
of th,. wrecked cars and their contents.
There were i've tramps on the h!-ia'ee
train, one of whom was killed, ana '"o
the others SO badly injured that their reco'
cry is rot expected. The name oi the MAJ
who was killed can not be ascertained- 30
seph Brumbiugh, a teanster, VINO was wiz
/ bi. ,s.,, inst east of the station, had MIN