Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11

Tor 50 100.
Jacob VIII is erecting . nav
slaughter house on the site of the
old one washed away by the flood at
the first lock north of town.
In fording the river at this place,
recently, Al Haekenberger's horse
sprained leg. The injury was done
IN the water likely by stones
On the 2sth day of last August
Jacob Bergy well known to MANY
people IN Junista. died at the home
OF his sister Mrs Richenbaugh, in
fhiladelphia, aged about 20 years.
Itch, Mango, and scratches ON hu-
man or animals cured in 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co
Druggists, Miffiintown, Pa Oct. 81
".
On Saturday, Steve Brodie. lump
ed over Niagara Falls He was en-
cssed in = rubber suit with air cham
oers around the head and body. He
was unconscious when taken out Of
the water.
Hugh McAlistor a prominent citi-
zen of McAlisterville, died on Wed
nssdav, September l. IntsrInent in
the IcAlistervilie Presbyterian grave
yard last Friday. Nr McAlister was
aged - Years
The barn Of William ]. Kirk. near
Waterford was destroyed by fire on
the night of thu Bird inst. Insurance
5000 Mr. Kirk was at the County
Seat at the time of the fire attend
ing to a law suit.
This from the Liverpool Sun j.
C. Weirick killed a pole cat in a room
ON the second story of his house on
Monday night. The oderiferous
quadruped entered by ab open win
dow by the kitchen roof. on which it
climbed BY means of n tree.
Managers of county fairs are tax
ing their engenuity to draw the peo-
pie. For example "a fox chaos will
DO one of the drawing cards at the
Lancaster county fair. 4 fox in
boy VIII be dragged around the race
course, and the dogs Will follow the
scent
An editor wishing to give mill
iner a puff" wrote that he was glad
to see her stocking up. The next
time he met the milliner. she assault
ed him with an umbrella, and threat
ened to tell his wife The newspa
per man read the article ever several
times before he could understand
why she WIS so wrathy."
English SPAWN Liniment removes
al Hard, Soft, or Caloussd Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swol-
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by the use of one bottle Warrant
ell. Sold by l. Banks & Co, Drug
gists, Mifflintown. Pa. Oct. 31'SS,1 "
Every conceivable distress known
to the human family has been devel-
oped by the Johnstown food horror.
One OF the latest reads A man
named Jeremiah Harrigan OF John
stOwn cut his throat, Thursday morn
ing, from the effects of which ho
will die-He lived in MinersSille,
and was not in the washed-out dis
trict, but a daughter who was work
ing Mt the Hubert House, was
drowned. Since then ne has been
drinking hard and his mind was not
clear when the deed was committed.
The barn of William Kaufman. in
Walker township, was destroyed by
fire about 3 O'Clock on SUNDAY morn
ing. Insurance $500 on barn
$500 ON crop. Fire was disc Ivcr-
ed by someone in the house, and that
discovery gave them time to get out
the live stock and large proportion
ofsother things in the barn. Kauff-
mans barn Is the third that has been
destroyed in that locality within a
month Some people blame the fires
on tramps, but what motive could
tramps have to burn so many barns
IN one locality Eight years ago a
barn WAS burned on the same spot
for VIM. Kaufman 5 father.
While the Waterloo harvest home
was in progress, a young man named
Kennedy walked up to another Young
man named James Parson, and with
his left hand LAID hold of Parsons
coat, and with his right fist on which
It Is said he had brass knuckles, he
dealt the unSuSpecting Parsons sew
eral blows that felled him to the
ground. The act aroused the indig
nation Of the bystanders and they
began to shout, Lynch him, kill him
Kennedy took t. his heels with sew
Z oral h urdred men after him shout
ing az the top of their voices, but
the. Young man was fleet of foot and
got into p corn field and thence into
a woods IN which his pursuers lost
sim
I The large barn of David Heterick,
/ IN Walker township was DESTROYED
i by FIRE early last Thursday morning.
This years crop with lot of farm
i machinery, implements, horse gears,
&c, burned with the harm and nine
horses and two colts, and two calves.
I There WAS No insurance on stock,
crop and machinery. Five horses,
one colt, the calves, the machinery,
wagons, gears, &c, and half the
grain belonged to Mr. Jerome Tyson.
who has been farming the place.
The loss falls heavily on Mr. Tyson.
He had no insurance. The man
who applied the torch and destroy
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