Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

On the 26th ult., at IL SIS A Al
q FIRE broke out over a boiler IN q
frame building in Almont street In
Lynn, the greatest town for the
making of shoes in Amsr-ca- Lynn,
is in Mass. The fre stopped on the
shore Of the sea 1t ragged s hours.
$40, ,00O, 900 worth of property WAS do
stroysd- A column of smoke reached
ont to SEA a distance Of so miles.
Ships came into port following the
line Of smoke. A strong wind rsnd-
cred the Ere department helpless
From the Bloomfield Advocate {:
Mr.. Bsnjamin Dillmsn and son shot
IS grey squirrels and one Wild tur-
kew goblsr this fall j. w
Snyder has commenced cutting out
timber for q barn for DIR. Rodgers
He cut down two trees, one Of whic
was three feet nine inches At the but.
and made two 20 foot logs
Mr. James r. McNeal, formerly of
Blain, has changed his residence
from Spokane Falls, Warrington.
to Albany. Under date of Nov. 18th.
Mr. NeNsal states that the strawber-
riss are ripe and flowers in full
bloom and farmers are busy sowing
oats. Henry Ebersole and
SOD, aged IL years, recently shot 8
out of 9 rabbits: Their dog chased
the ninth one, but it was shot by An
other party, or Willie Ebersols would
have got that one also.
Charles, son of William Blaine, of
Juniata Twp, picked up his gun to
shoot . pine squirrel last Thursday,
but before aiming he pulled . wad
Of paper out of the muzzle Of the gun,
which WAS discharged blowing of
two of his fingers. Mr..
Edward L. Lightnsr, of Pisgah Val
ley, Spring township, secently pull
ed = beet that weighed 12t pounds ;
. big ear of corn raised by him whom
shelled furnished considerably over a
pint of grains. Tho vale of Pisgah
ahead weI-to-do farm
er living near Newport recently fell
into the hands of a sharper, and by
the three card monte game aided
by . stranger" narrowly escaped be-
ing heeeed BY the wise counsel of
q cashier to whom he went and at
tempted to negotiate loan, he was
saved loss of s2500 which he want
ed to withdraw from the bank and
bet on the game.
From the Lewistown Gazette vii
liam Michael saw . deer IN his gar
den Saturday. Running up to it he
caught the animal and cut its throat
We were told the other day
that We have had one hundred and
thirty-ons rainy days in 1889. "
Two weeks ago barrel
part full Of whiskey was found In the
drift near Granville. II was not long
until it WAS partly emptied of what it
had in Dyptheria is get
ting very bad in Nswtown at this
writing. Joseph Stswart's whole
family. four children, are down with
.nd alss tve = 49, \
Of diseased porkers is daily increasing
A great number Of fns hogs, fat an d
ready to kill, have died the past week
and still . greater number are sick.
AL Treastsr and Harry Dreamer each
lost two large ones last week and also
two died belonging to Thomas Walker
valued at $50. Charles B.
secretary and treasurer of
the Glanorgan iron company, whose
furnaces are located at this place,
was arrested Thursday In Philadsl-
phia and held in SIS, 900 bail on a
charge preferred by John r. Fell
Of altering the date of . check for
$40, Mr. Fell is . member of
the iron and steel frm of A Pardee
g. Co. He caused the arrest by max
ing affidavit that Charles B. Wigton
admitted to him to-day that he had
altered a note for SIC, 200, which is
now in the Commonwealth bank, dat
ed October 2s, 1859, and PAYABLE
four months after date, Of the Glas-
gov iron company, indorred., by sew
sral parties, and among others A Par
dee, and that 5000 was obtained
upon it. Mr.. WigtoR refused to talk
upon the subject after his release