Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-03-13

-. AOiu the Harrison
: inauguration stopped over SUNDAY !,
TINS place, Mr.. Griffith is one of tb
substantial men of the eomnunitv !,
: Theh he lives He Is a nativa =
9unlata- More than n generate,
ago he worked in the Sentinel off;c,
under the management of Colonel A
D X. Mcclure. ''iiei 4
Between the hours Of 8 and :
o clock last Friday evening an eartI
quake accompanied by rumbIino
? NOISE heightened many people In the
counties of Berks, Lebanon and vi
SO thoroughly that they shrieked and
ran out of their houses. The toDs
oil ch1mneys fell, walls cracked disbrs
ON tables and in cupboards rattIed
me shock was felt in Cumberland
and Dauphin counties, but not as
severely as IN the first named coun-
ties.
The report needs confirmation that
the German ship Of war OLA opeped
bombardment On Samoans- and
thst the American war ship Nipsic
offered protest The protest was
not needed. The Nipsic then onaD-
ed hre on the Olga, and exploded an
II mch shell between her decks
The Olga then exploded a torDeJo
under the Nipsic which blew her to
| pieces The report VIII be confirm
Ell or denied by news from Samoa in
about n week.
The Bloomfield Times savs The
coal mine viii soon be in operation
again, we have been informed. 3 = :
Ihe MuInps are making a clean
sweep of Rye, they are now raDing
IN the extreme end OF the township
we VIII be through with them in
about two weeks, if there are any IN
Carroll that would desire them they
can be accommodated bv applvino, to 1
w H Leonard. At n pnblic |
meeting of farmers in a Berks county
town, 1t was the general sentiment /
that the prohibition amendment
would lead TO bankruptcy and ruin
among the agricultural classes. ON Nc
count of the inability To dispose of
their grain.
The Newport News says. 4 young
lady, named Della Willis, formerly of
Duncannon, but for the last three
months visiting friends and relatives,
)i Markelyille and near Esheol. and
who has been at Mr.. J. l.. CauIu-
bells for the last two months. csoinc-
to school, about two weeks a.ro com
planned of an itching or singing In
her flesh about or near the small of
the back. She thought she was 90
nS To- have a boil, but on the evening
Il the 26th of February, after she re
lred for the night, ii troubled her
lSaln, and on examining, she thought !
he felt needle or pin III her flesh. !
She picked at the place and finally
therefrom steel needle. OF
middle size The mystery Is where
hd the needle come frumg She
ION remember of ever swallowing :
! needle, but remembers Of Mt one !
inc swallowing pin
From the Newport Ledger. VIM.
'enstemacker sold his store and T,
lousehold goods at public sale mt !
'llllerstown- Among articles sold
vas lot of chickens and the bidding
'ecame spirited, especially between
l be Johnson and John Green. in
which the latter paid 81 cents each
nr some of the fowls. johnson
'ecame very mad when he learned
hat Green ran the chickens up on "
ilm, and from tongue fight the :
nen engaged in n knock-down. The
rouble was settled by friends in
and the sale went on.
The Bloomfield Advocate of last {
reek says Last SATURDAY. the
'toomtield Lutheran charge purchas- {
Il from VIM Grier, ESD, the prop
rty known as the old ''Dickev home !,
be used as n parsonage Consid- q
ration $4,000. Our Lutheran breth-
en are 10 be congratulated rs thev {
ow have one of the best ministerial q
esldences IN the State 81 - Judge /
Barnett lost n valuable Texan pony
lst week from glanders- = = Last
eek We We're handed bunch of
ye comprising 80 stocks all grown
rom one grain on the farm Of ). 5.
,eisinGer, of Saville township. II Is
prolific Weld. Bert the
right little son and youngest child
{ Judge Barnett, Is lying very i'll
nth scarlet fever. = 3 Thieves en- \
cred the house of Michael Shatto Of
Watts township, last Friday night o
nj stole 1865. The thieves went in Il
, the room down stairs where Mr..
hatto was sleeping, took the trunk {
inch contained the money and car b
led 1t some distance from the house /
nd robbed it OF its contents. Afr. /,
I Is over eighty years old and is {
cry hard of hearing. He sleeps p
lone down stairs while the rest Of '
ne family sleep up stairs. As vet it b
not known who committed the I
eed, but two men have been arrest i
1 and committed to bail on suspic- 1
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