Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-29


bridge at the foundry went down
with four horse team aad a wagon
loaded with shingles. The owner
Mr.. Samuel Gesrhsrt and his son
were hurt though not seriously.
The two wheel horses were bruised
This bridge was damaged by the
food of last MAY and was never
properly repaired The former su-
Pervisor Is certainly responsible for
the accident, for it has been evident
TO every one who had the judgement
Of two minute old bumble-bee that
II was only question of time until
some one would break through.
The tax payers Of Oliver township
should be thankful neither man nor
beast WAS killed The present su-
pervisor has taken the work III hand
and viii rebuild the bridge 80 that
II viii not be n death trap. He viii
tear down the damaged butnents
and rebuild them, what a prudent
and careful supervisor would have
done last summer.
Mrs. Folsom. Mrs CleveIand's
mother was married some days ago
Speaking briefly of the wedding a
New York paper SAYS of 1t.
At her mothers marriage 5lrs-
Cleveland wore a white surah silk
dotted with black stars and trimmed
ON the front with pink satin At
her throat was cardinal rose Her
brown hair WAS done a In pompa-
dOur IN front, as her best pictures
show her Mrs. Folsom wore a grav
travelling dress of Henrietta cloth,
and her silvery hair wss arranged
like her daughters. After Mr.. Per
rine had saluted his bride Mrs
Cleveland kissed her on the cheek
She left u tear upon it when she did
SO. Mrs Folsom looked Mt her
daughter moment; then, wiping
the tear away, took Mrs Cleveland's $
hand and said:
Frances, wish me Joy, dear"
Il do, dear mother; you know /
do" said Mrs Cleveland, and then
she kissed her mother again. This
time there was no tear-stain. Mrs.
Cleveland did not kiss her new
father; she shook his hand. When
the welded pair passed out Mrs.
Cleveland tossed two slippers after
them, and scattered handful of rice.
About o'clock p. NJ, last Thurs.
dav DR. Atkinson and Byron Shuman
we're coming from Port Royal in the
Dr's carriage At the upper railroad
crossing at the place FAMED the
horse frightened AT coal car and
started to run. The DR. drew hard
on the lines, the lines broke and the
beast dashed away. Mr. Shuman
sprang out on the animals back and
/ Just M ne reached the rem the horse
fell and he was thrown off on hi,
back. The horse was up and off IL
a second or two. The carriage pass
ed over Shuman and a short distance
beyond up set and threw the DIR
out, and where the vehicle was over
turned 1t Law good deal broken
The horse freed from the carriag,
ran to Port ROYAL river bridge anC
was there caught.
Shuman's face looked as if II ha,
passed through a pugilistic mill, h'
was hurt ON the back of the head
and his body and limbs were bruise,
but with all the bruises ne Is to h
congratulated that the injuries al
no verse The DIR sustained bruise
on the left arm and right side ant
called DR.. Crawford TO examine h
injuries and he too Is to he congratU
lated that the injuries are no wors,
1t is hoped that no serious result
may follow the injuries. Sewers
dollars viii be required to put tia
carriage and harness III a eonditio
for ,iSr