Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-05

List OF letters unclaimed remaining in
the post Office at Miftiintown, Pa. Nov'r
80, 1885, Persons calling for letters in thi.
list will plea ask for advertised matter
Letters g. hulsh, Emms J. Snyder,
Rev S. S. Bergen. Albert Patterson, G ymy
Wilson, Fred Patterson, Jno- Shofner,
SauT Jones, Clara Jsmison, 8 Sam'I NcCur-
dy, Harry Jones, Mss Mary N. Henry, W.
NJ Hwen, Mary FAyIey, Miss Hannsh Dar-
4 tig, Della Colyrn, q. b. Greasy, Peter Bel
Ter, s. v. Hinterstein.
CHAs. B. CRAWFORD, p. NJ.
A couple OF plausible men are travelling
through tho coaouy on new swiDdling
expedition. They are @vell up'' on the
sheep question and being homespun in
their general talk and conversation are
wont 10 dissrm suspicion. They are after
lambs. They are devoted exclusively TO
breeding and selling lambs, but can never
get as many as they can dispose Of They
! sell 9 ram for $50 cash, on the understand
ing that they will purchase at good figures
all the lambs of his get the Lexi season at
we,nirs time. The sale Is effected, the
ram de- Iiyered and paid for, and the two
frAuts never turn up again these a second
tins-Osvego Palladium
The system Of cream gathering in which
| so many dair, men are interested, is gain
ing many friends II all parts of the north
Fbe great object being to lessen the work
at home as wolI as TO obtain the greatest
price in the sale of butter The Cooley
system seems to bs leading far in advance
/ of all others, AMI tor fictories a. well as
| for private diaries il claims 10 have no
equal. Notice the advertisement wherein
! is set forth TO sons extent the record OF
triumphs at the great fairs aud sIpositions
70 which should be added First Premium
Rhode Island State Fair, 1855 1t is in
deed wonderful what progress has bsrn
! made IN the dairy busi1vss.
We esre indebted TO DIR. Benjimin Lee,
Secretary Of the State Board of Health AMI
Vital Statistics Of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylysni, Tor the Second Annual Re-
port OF the Board. with q Compendium OF
the Laws Relating TO Public Health aud
/ Safety of the State OF Pepnsylvsnrs together
With tn. decisions of the Suprene Court
and County Courts relating thereto. In
addition TO ths general scope Of the report
of this Conmonweal h, II is particular In
mentioning the late examination ot soldiers
orphan schools in this state, aud therein
becomes quite iurer esting 10 Junidta county
people, f0r II gives in full the repJri OF
DIR. Lee, to Governor Pattison, OF an In
.peetion Of The Soldiers Orphan School a.
AcAlisteryille.
From the Newport News Last Friday
night Ar. Horace N. BaiT's eatiio wander
cd away-fron their fodder, on their mas
ter. premises, in Bucks Valley, and Que
oi the uuuOsr u heiier, walked into hT.
Frank Arney's unfinished we'll. The well
was about ff teen ieet deep and was cover
ed with slabs un til it would be finished
| The frstive heller walked over this cover
ing, and W hen she dropped into the OPEN
ing such an unusual racket was made thai
Mrs ATney heard the noise and discovered
the cause. Nearly eVery BODY IN The neigh
borhOvd WAS Ia aIt,udaEce at the session
Of the literary society, ~ Centre schou
house, wheT the intellectual lights OF the
valley we're discussing burning Questions
appropriate 10 debate Upon sdJOurnnlun
Ihe literary society peop.e, having iearnvt
OF the uHiOrtuHats pre,lIcIEisnt In ShIci
the young CIV had been placed, proceed
ed To org her out Stops similar to Al
entrance 10 a mine, Ma. dug, and step
E were made, ny which the heller ~alHed MA
ease aud grace, landing on the surface II
good condition aud appAr emily uuInjared.
Tu.c4Tora Townships D.essei 81 SIth L
c cJIOrod desparado named john Bradford
. dc resides a short distances irOm Aiiers
u town station lie Is MT 80 oAG "hei
sober, but whe drunk lac becomes quarrel
- some. wLsn IL NJ" port II the OA-roaS
? be took to a4Geh and got into a "raugi'
= win sOmv other parties and tried IL Gu
n QUO oI To. Ia with a rszVr. His friends sue
: cecded IN getting hin Gu Oyster kxpres
4. Tor home. When The trAIu reached Ali
!, I.r.to~a station Bradford fviussd 10 get oil
" and WAS pulled oil. hu jumIed aboarC
l. agau, when JsBrs SmIih, OF Sdg.r huI
Valley, whv acted a soIt OF peace max er
r. assisted III getIing hIm of the train, and a
n belonging to SmIIh, ana r-n of up III
;, R.ccOOa Valley road smith gave ChsS
:, and ovrIb.uled his man, when Br4dIOr
- used one OI the booIs with effect on th
IT head OF Smith. cutting some ugly gashe
% IN he lace aid head. Bradford .isO uc
4; Frank Smith, track wsIchm al, Oh the hva'
~IIh a stone. Tuere was auother cOiOrr'
:, Z m Inhp nh ht, tai wlf
IA bradford and Ihey h-d a fight Jas. u
Il Krr.mer acted peace-rnaser and separsl
>. ed the cOmbatants- DR.. u. A lckes drer
T. seI the wounds on mth's heId. Thls
RS not the frat trouble Jno. Bradford has bee
he Ia, tor q lev weeks before he cut three me-
q. Irom Tho ompsJ ntowu vi. b a razor. 81 Miller
town ststiop.-Liyerp pool : Tn
From the Neupor; Ledger Last Saiu
day a notable coon hunt occurred in Butfa
=, township. 1. was participated ia by }.
Stephens and his son Warren, and A.
:. Finton. On starting out they took youn
; dog along, and it Was uot long before
s-strrck a trail" following it quite di
>. tsnce until 1t stopped short at the creei
M where the dog seemed TO be ontrule
just al this point Mr. stephens called Wa
ren TO bring the other dog (Fan) whi'
s-took the trsi.'' ard succeeded ia treeiI
sH the game IN a hollow tree By comm,
consent the tree was cut down, and wh
= it tell out jumped four largs coous and II
into the creek Two of them were csptr
alive, aud the other two were killed by {
TUG dogs There was considerable fun csptJ
ing the coons alive. They we're bound {
sup salt River" 4 few days after Y
me -. .-....,.d !, c,,,n-,,y ,,o,h
coon near the same place. Wedb'
DAY evening about six o'clock the Dunes
non nail factory caught fire, before the m
QUIT WORK for the day, and in very sh'