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

ent- This is fewer number than
has been Imprisoned there for the
last four years.
The council of the Church of God
at Lisbon, Cumberland county. have
been notified If thsy do not provide
sheds to protect their horses from
storm during preaching time, that
visit from White Caps may be sx
pected-
While Mr. Myers was blowing on
the farm Of Mr.. Micbae.i Schsll' tour
lies from York, Oh Friday last The
horses became frightened and ran
away being 80 badly injured that
they had to be killed d-Chambers
burg Repository.
The McAlistersvine Knitting fac
tory is on its feet and soon the click
and hum OF its machine will enlivea
the place where once the festive sons
Of veterans were educated and pullsd
the wool over the ewes of doctors and
sealed the fate Of the syndicate
schools.
| Young men and middle aged men
who hunt wild turkeys are set back
peg or two by Benjamin BoIlingsr,
sged so years of Besle township 60
ing to the mountain and there shoot
ing large wild turkey that had
many time lodged the younger
hunters
From the Snyder county Tribune
Of the 9TH inst On Saturday even
ing last about fifteen minutes of sew
en- O'Clock William Wagner, who
lives on the Hartman farm near town,
while returning home from Sunbury,
fell from his wagon while driving
along on the hill on the Dewart farm
and was instantly killed.
Miss TIllis n Loudou has Just re-
turned from her second trip this fall
to Phil adelphis, and is at homo
this week with a full line of New Mil
linery goods and notions hats, bon
nets, kid gloves, hsndkerchiefs, stock
inGs and other articles of the lstss:
styles She invites the public to call
and examine goods all new aud to
be sold cheap.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft. or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishss, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Spints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, Stiles, Sprains, all SwOl
len Threats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
/ by the use Of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blenish cure
/ ever known Sold by L. Banks 4
Co, Druggists, MifliHtown. Nov 6
Sheriff LoudOs bough. q one story
house 81 Mr.. Zeislsr ~ the second
lock north of town and hal the
building moved 10 his East Point lot
! where II Will do service - = wood
hJIse. The building Wa pat ON
sk,,is. the one end Of which rested
On lhe front a1le-tree Of four horse
wagon and thus by the aid OF horses
was drawn TO town Tue transpor-
tatisn through town attracted good
deal OF attention.
Albert Crater, son OF Mrs Han
nah Crater OF East Salem. died after
short illness Of Typhoid fever
Mr. Crater for some time prior to his
death bad been a resident of hear
ney. Nebraska, where his sudden
death Was mourned by his many
friends. He was dutiful son and n
kind aud loving brother, and the
grie' of his mother, sister and broth
-r was intensified by not being per
mitted TO psy him the last sad rites
I
Last voek VA. wsek of the
greatest snow storms known IN the
history of New Mexico. Cattle herds
broke away from the management
OF COW boys. Many cowboys and
shsep-herd.rs were frozen to death
, Hsr.ss and cattle fro.e to death
, Herdsmsn offered hundred dollars
ton for hay to tide thsir stock
through the storm Near Dsyter
, 20, 600 sheep psrishsd- Railroad
travel and transportation WAS Snow
ed under. This wsek the roads ar
being opened
John Bender, tin smith lives OF
E tho farm of Albert Cree IN Besl'
: township. Having been helping
John Bender at trade work IN thu
. town until late on Thursday syenin
week ago, he arrived homo earl,
/ or Friday morning to hnd tho bari
on IRE. He united the stock anC
thereby saved that much Of the prop
: ertv. but the other contents of tn
= barn burned with the building
There was an insurance of fve hun
drcd dollars on the barn. 1t Is be
n lieved that the FIRE WAS started b.
90 some bad person
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- The Bloomfield Advocate saws
Mr.. Geo. Rice of kistlsr, lost vslu
t. able 2-ysar-old Jersey bull on Frida
C might. The cows broke into tn
J. stable in which the bull was KEEP
h and literally gored the poor brute t
death Last Wednssda
Y night. Lou Bistline and George Nun