Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-07

E~7Ne- u TIC 1urcn. I
Is III with scarlet fever, having ,aken his |
bed more than a week ago. One OF Mr..
GoGriey's children had just recovered from
severe attack of the same disease prior 10 B
the latter's taking of the fever. IL is
earnestly hoped that tho pastors recovery |
will be sure and early.
Anarchists are preparing to celebrate the !
lst anniversary OF the hanging OF the Chic !
ago bomb throv-rs- IL will he one wear on |
the 10Th inst, since they were hung. II
will be a nice story to tell their posterity.
that they were hung, because they were the /
leaders OF a gang of people, who practised
bomb throwing to aceompIish-whaiP -
Because they wereiends in hpman form
The Beaver Herald SAYS On last Friday
afternoon about O'Clock portable engine
boiler NJ a saw mill near Adamsburg,
Snyder county, exploded, killing 4 man
named Deitrick, throwing his body about
thirty feet lie died two hours afterwards
Another man vas also seriously hurt The
cause OF the explosion was attributed to
the ineffciency OF the engineer
.'Jseob Pluf, at Hyner, Clinton county,
on the 3lst ult., shot and XII led three bears
and trapped one- He first shot cub. after
which the mother rose straight up on her
hind feet and came AZ him. He fred again
and EiIled heri then he killed another cub.
and after these achievements proceeded to
his bear trap, and behold he found a big
fellow in the trap. This he captured max
fr-r 81 Iii - - z
List OF letters remaining II the Patterson,
Pa, Post Ofiee not called for Miss Annie
W. Black, Miss Katie Bennett. Miss A
Blaneh, NJ II. Evans, Harry E Gardner,
Master Harry Logan, ]. W. Miller, Andrew
A. Moyer, Mrs. Isaac OielI, William Roe,
Mss RetiA \. Tennis, Ford & Co. Per
sons asking for letters in the above list will
please say they are advertised
HovARD XIX, p. ".
Patterson, Pa, Nov. lst, 1883.
Martin Beidler, the only chilli OF the late
Jacob Beidlcr, died at his mothers home
/ in this town on ThursdIy Iy morning, Noyem-
/ Der LIST. lsSS, aged about 30 years, of
I Bright's disease OF the kidneys The dis
ease crept so stealthiIy upon him that he
was beyond the reach OF cure before his
friends realized that he was seriourIy aiIing.
He learned the printing trade in this Office.
\ He wa. 4 member OF the Sons of Veterans
who conducted his funeral on Saturday
List OF letters uncalled for, remaining in
the post office, at Mifiiintown, Pa, Oct, 81 /,
1888. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please ask tor ADVERT sed matter.
Letters Miss Annie Turoett, r. II.
Thompson, Akeriy Sill & Co., Lula Sieber,
IGa VI. Patterson (2), Isaac Longennecker,
NJ p. Moore, Lizzie Fiddler. Geo. 5. Cole,
Emma E. Campbell, Gen Il. H. Bingham.
G.. Blum, Jocbo Aker, Henry Long. James
Keiser, GYMS Fox, Eugene Il. Fasick, A
b. Feddler, Alouza Fedder, Semuel Fed
dler, Rev. Harrison Cinkshaw, Sol Bell,
Emma Ayings.
CHAs. b. CRAWFORD, P. NJ
From the Liverpool Sun, Of last week
Hon. James North, of Niffiintown, houorsd
our town with bis presence last week. He
arrived on Thursday evening, after dark.
When within about quarter OF mile of
town he drove against bank in the dark
ness, and the buggy upset ard threw him
out. The horse got tangled up souehoS
which turned him against the fence and
stopped him. Mr. North saw light in the
distance, whittier he went for help, where
he found C. Ferree. who took the lantern
ami helped Elm to put things in order. A
slight damage to the harness va, all the
injury done.
Samuel d. Bates holtze, died OF a fever a
his place of residence in this town on Thurs
day morning, November LIST, 1855 He
was aged about 45 years and native OF
Juniata. He learned the printing business
in the office of the Democrat and Register
During period of 4 number OF years h'
was foreman of the SENTINEL AND REPUBLI
CAN Office and severed his connection viii
a this office when the care OF aged parent
, claimed his attention and time. He wa
, foreman Of the Tribune Office when diseas
claimed HIM as its victim In his earl
youth he became a member of the Luther
an church and was from that time to tht
time of his illness, useful and zealou
member. His funeral took place on Sat
- urdav. He was unmarried. II is tut
year or two since his mother and fAihe
= passed into the unseen world. The Onl
surviving member OF the family is his broth
er, Washington B.t-sholtzs.
From the Bloomisld Times: Mr. F.
Pines son Harry, after watering the hors
, at the canal, was trying to put hun in tn
halter strap. when the horse turned on hit
and kicked bin, injuring him severely Il
wss struck on the face and head and VI
unconscious when found. with his hea
lying in a pool OF blood T. I
D-ckard, Of Howe township, had rather
peculiar accident on Tuesday last. As
:, was criving along be let his leg hang OF
over the wheel, and his foot caught in ID
=, spokes giving his ankle severe sPraT
This startled him so that he thoughtless
dropped the reins and the horse then "a
Ct off aud broke the pole OF the wagon.
As the train was returning iro
'u NiIlerstown, on Thursday night last, M
ID was seen 10 fall between the cars, but W
u caught by Jim Stewart OF this place, vi
held him a moment or 80, but WAS COT
al PEELED to let go his hold to save himse
x The alarm was gwen and the train stops
|. . but the brakeman reported he could III
VI. no one and the train came on. II W
r. learned subsequently that the man was
colored chap named Burke, living at Ne'
port, but he was not much hurt, thoui
g. that he was not killed seemed to be almC
'e' a miracle.
-e-
ily ssNell known veterinary surgeons are &C
in tiuuaIiy being called upon to attend the
lie nine pets of fashionable women They 1
treated for all sorts of diseases much
same as humanity is afflicted with. Occ'