Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-12
NeishbOring News.

some OF our farmers cribosd their earn TOO
early and il Is spoiiing Joass !
Reno Is at present bui'aing a large new
chicken house. Oa a recent trip
to Mcclure We noticed vast amount OF
corn u D. husked yet - The Aliens
viiIs mill l. crowded and the miller has
been compelled 10 run Day aud night since
lh- election 20 supp iced for tbs many
cattle that are being led SOine
Of our tanners were Pioughing on last Mon
day WITH four aud oas han inches Of Eno "
OF the ground. Soma OF our
farmyr. were cut PloriHg on the 26tn,
plosIng down Inc suON which was On the
grouHd. Saturday evening = week
tsere we're four robus stolen OUT oi DuEgi-s
At the PresoytSEiaa church = bile the owners
were attending ssr' scss- Ths
foreign de=ntsd Tor S.lnufs has caused many
of our cIIlzsns TO gather Ju-la su1 qllle n
lot hsre bees purchased oy our msrcEauts.
some suiscre4Et set nrs ~
large lot u lumber IN one Of The JuHi.tt
sazdbauk drit., THROWING seventeen men
Oul OF eul ylOy Hests- Oa rhaaks-
giving siieruOOn cur citIzeHs Nefe He41vd
~ \ dsIl. b. Company u. The streets we're
very muddy ana only nineteen men tuTnea
oul Wben We gaSs the "eigG.
~ our old friend u. Il. HarIz .sr's, sprIHs
pigs a -hOrl ume ago, We tnOugat there
cou4d be none better, s1t Que oi our tGrtIty
farmers, Joshua Pc.chey. Killed a hog Ou
I TUESDAY el-nt noILls OH wuica dressed
2Oo pounds, Wulca stili pisc~s AsuEO shSad
4 iur heavy aetguts. MyGaAy ulsrn-
/ ing when TIE nrs Vas bGHt ia the stove IN
! " nsrtOn's scaUol house soath OF Ryds the
| nogss r.s eel Oh FIRE AEd burned down.
/ Iasy saved the oJoks, Eust pity It l.
7 that there - NO ~ LOOK 1lIsf tae pipe
aud uss Of cur schOoi houses. IRsy
should Ds CleAueI every year before school
De glLs. GA tuesday aitzrEO0n
Vi last week an unknown man vas KILLED Oa
the rsiirusd Rear LOngieHOS staliOa- de
lad been waking on one rack aud sheu =
tram aPyrO tchsd ne stepped ossE IngO iae
OlEer tack sAd not noticing or hearing
suvJrer IRAN coming 0suIuI hun, the sc
coud tram struck EIaI, EaOcA.Hs EIiH of the
railroad. HIs skuu was 50 U@ily fractured
that death eHsuzd Imul- dIaI5iy .-fhe body
vas brought 20 LeNIstONn, an inquest S.s
held, aiJeI which He MAS buried Tne man
Sas quite woH dressed, but Ilrr- was noGE-
ing ou hi- porsOI that you'd lead 10 he
I1sautr. Oscar sJsckpUis snd
AT. bsrs-tresser, oi Harrisburg, and Ed.
Woodruff, q LeNIst0wR, along with some
si-ttoa township OOys, sers u the mouu-
IL
. ar. BsrzsIrssser shot and KNOCKED down =
/, large buck wtth = Lad oi DEckshot, tat he
, JumFed Up ana ran Cd agaIu. Tney folio "
= q LIN i0E Some Gisi-ncs, but faaiiy gave
up The chase for that day. They wept
back Thursday 10 look for him, hut there
Joseph Moist shot the same deer just HANDY
TO soms OF the first PARTY. They cOu.d sc,
, where il had been hit with the shot, bu
the first crow we're green huaters ~ad they
, said nothing .hout claiming any part Of 1t
. They ~er entitled 10 Part, according Il
, hunters rule. There we're some hunierl
A., who went out Sunday morning 10 Licking
creek aud on Monday Rob. Hammou shot
=. dear, 0.Iag the second Oas Tor GIaa in TIVE
weeks.
From Perry county papers
On last Friday evening as James Flynn
d Jr., accompanied by his mother was Iesv
= iug town tor his home in the township, h,
e accidentally drove over the east end Of tn
d frat bridge on South Carlisle street, throw
u iug hImseif, mot her and a quantity Of gro
ceTiEs into the cresk. james and his moth
or were slightly injured, the carriage badI
broken, the groceries csrri led away by III
peaceful little stream, and the uule-wel
when extIicsied, and carefully erected o
: the road bed again WAS so badly frighten-t
: that 1t nad changed from a glossy black 1
fashionable new color styled the gzinei
fOwl gray. Another buggy was procur-
nom Lireryn an EtIer, anu the uai0rtuuat
party proceeded onward. Tins Is tho sec
cad asisfOrtun, vi this kind that has occur
red at Tins point this Fall, and aIthoug
tie bridge Is OF sufficient width, and nc
more thau three ieet shove the water SUI
lace, yet the approach Is little ,om=wh4
peculiar, and an immediate attention on th
part # our Borough dads may avoid mac
D LfOADlS sHu itusihG tERLlDu-
IN George W. Jacobs has allied the large,
pnrkrr repor ed a5out Lsbo so far. Weigl
4O3 pounds Miss L. Alice Mover ,
Midiiutown, Juniata county is now visi
tor at the home Of her sister, Mrs. J. v
Rice in Bloomfield. -. Rev A. H
Fischer, Of the Bloomfield Lutheran charg
informed the Council ol his church for tn.
confederation that be had received two u
snimous calls from other pastoral charge
one from PhiisdelrbIa and another fro
Lafayetts Hill. Montgomery county N
Fischer has been pastor of the Bloomie
= charge FOR Eve years.
Samuel Mckee Of Madison brought the /
tuTniP 10 town. IL weighed exactly 81 II
The bridge at Mr.. John Martin
gave way on "Wednesday, the 2Ist ult..
n Adair's traction engine was crossing. I
mind wheels went do IN taking with tbs
:, the greater part of the bridge walls.
:, Thursday morning assistance was procur
-. and until night the engine bad gone on
way again and the damaged bridge WAS
most repaired. A sad secId,
happened at aarysEille on weinesday,
2lst nit. a year Old child OF Mr.. L
was burned almost to death. Two lit
boys went out into the ard to play
= they had some matches and set pile
shavings on fire. The fire ignited the
tie boys clothing and burnsd him SO ba
g that he died the same evening. He '
buried OF Saturday afternoon.
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