Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Two bunco steerers in Philadelphia
relieved an Altoona detective in the
. following manner One Of them mot
! him and made him believs he knew
him .sandhhey went to saloon and got
drink The second sharper rushed
up with an express bill, and sharper
. No. hadn't the money and the Al
toona detective loaned him $27, and
the sharper gave him a worthless
check for $7O4 as a security until the
next day, and then they parted,
and the next day the sharper didn't
come to the hotel with $27, as agreed
and when the Altoona man investi-
gated. the $704 check wasn't worth
two hurrshs and detective too.
! A recent despatch from Easton
SAYS A Hungarian woman in South
Bethlehem recently offered man Of
her own nationality $50 if be would
marry her daughter The offer was
accepted and the ceremony perform
ed. The man called on the woman
for the money, when she gave him
= sound thrashing. The groom then
had his mothsr-in- law arrested for
assault and battery, and she, the
groom and ths brid. wers marched
to Justice Krauskopfs Office BY con-
stable Doran followed by q big crowd.
The groom has marks to show that
hs Was roughly handled.
BY aA act of the last Legislature,
each county in the State is entitled to
ore free scholarship IN the Pernsyl-
vania Museum and School of Art,
Philadelphia The appointment is
to be made BY the Governor on the
Recommendation of the County Su-
psrintendcnt Of public schools.
Let me look ut your winter un
derwear, please" ssid the stylish
young lady, rs she stood at the
counter OF the dry goods store.
Excuse me, madam" answered
the obliging clerk as he shivsred un-
consciously but am still wearing
my summer clothes. Puck.
At South Salem, Ross county, O.
Miss Ella Wilson, a popular young
Lady of the neighborhood, is report
cd as being at the point of death as
the result of internal injuries caused
BY being hugged too tightly by Will
L. Lavery, who is much broken up
about it
NEW YORK, Nov. ALBERT G. Al
len who resides with his mother at
a. Sidney place Brooklyn, and was
formerly student in the University
Medical College has been arrested
for eating the hesh of subjects in the
dissecting room during visits to the
college
Detectives arrested William Rein
ert aged eleven years, at TucLsrton
Bucks county, charged with setting
fire TO stable endsnging the whole
village of Tuckerton, and with setting
dre to barn several menths ago.
1t has b.en discovered tha- Chinese
immigrants who land 10 Cauads are
sneaking across the border to this
country in swarms The customs
officers say they cannot prevent this
evasion of this Exclusion act.
A bear going about seeking whom
he might devour entered q school
house in Adams county, Ohio. The
lady teacher, with fire In her eve and
. ten-pound poker III her hand drove
the beast from the door.
Levi l. Lands, 46 yeaas old. of
New Berlinville, Berks county, was
at Reading declared a lunatic. He
imagined that line OF electric wires
had been erected through his head.
I'm some parts of tho West Gig
arettes are quite commonly referred
to as coffin nails This Is unjust
to coffin nails, whic are In their wav
useful and even necessary articles.
Some one asked an old lady about
q sermon Gould you remember it :"
Remember it La, no the minis
ter couldn't romsmber it himself.
he had to have 1t written down.
A debating society in :. ne;shber-
ing county have reached the con-
clusion that "a Cross and clean wo-
man does not make better wife than
- oAAtF HiAt EOOA-3altl 81 ONO
The people OF Mountvillr, Lancastu
county, ara III great fear OF b,i1g
injured by a ssvag.- b ar abandon d
near that villsg- a few days ago o.
organ grinders.
Joseph York, of Meadvillo, ;oI
hfty-two years a railroad conductor
hiss Just resigned from active service
on the New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio road.
Peter G Hitler. of Cons.toga town
sfiip, Lancaster Co, has raised from
an acre of ground 121 busheles and
81 pounds Of shellsd corn.
An eccentric Detroit millionaire
got into an argument with a women,
cns of his tenants and she slapped
bis mouth with q dishcloth.
The dying request of q Harrisburg
girl WAS that her father should sec
that dry goods bill contracted by
her should by paid.
Daid Harsh, of Lancaster, caught
carp In the Conestoga Creek that
measured &c inches in length and
weighed 8 pounds
Henry Drum, of Tacoma, will be
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