Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-10

taker Snyder's and coffined and sent
10 Harrisburg on the S.l2 train on
Friday forenoon. A wife and two
children mourn for him.
Enoch Anderson of Sydney, Ohio,
q native of Juniata, and owner of the
Francis Hover farm so years ago,
paid bis native hills a visit. 1t Is As
years since he left this valley.
While here he stopped with his cou-
SIN, J Emery McCshan and revived
the recollections of many years ago.
he has been prospered in Ohio, in
the accumulation of property.
The Snyder county Tribune saws:
Several OF our young tyros got
themselves in n bad fix on Tuesday
night week. While out hunting
they became cold and in order To
warm themselves they went to work
and piled a lot of logs and rails into
a road that leads to an old Heister
Valley farmers fields. The old gen
tleman wanted to haul into the fields
when he found that the road was
closed, and being a man of 20 win
ters, he, of course, was unable to gain
an entrapce. He employed aifew local
detectives who cleared up the case
aud brought the boys before the Jus
tice of the Peace. They were asked
to pay for two loads of manure.
(Which tue old man was unable to
haul through) the costs :of prosecu-
tlon, and = chance to warm them
Selves for the third time by taking
the logs and rails out of the road a,
gain
aen's fine wool dress shirts ST.
90, s1-25, $50. SI75 to $3.50, at
Hollobaugh * Son
From the Lewis'own Gazette: T
j. Dahiin took a rabbit hunt week
before last in Stone Valley and cap
tured thirty-sevsn rabbits. = .
LaIge owls seem to be plenty, and
they are making sad havoc among
the farmers chickens that roost on
trees A wild cat has done
some hideous yelling along Jacks
mountain AT night during the past
week The flows of gas from
the artesian well at Newton Hamilton
has stirred up our old friend Christ
Hooley, who seems to think that
their Is gas or coal on his farm thinks
of testing 1t in the near future. -
One day last week as Steward Dull
was hauling wood off Jacks mountain
he came up to two nice large deer
standing in the brushes near the
road They stood ami looked at him
awhile and then trotei off and did
not seem afraid His only trouble was
that he did not have a gun.
Mr.. Frank Vert, of Upper Paxton
township, Dluphin county, who has
been employed by the Millersburg
Home Water Company for some
weeks, suffered single loss on Sat
urday. After finishing his weeks
work, he went TO tine residence of
Joseph Henninger in the same town
ship. and purchased a COW for $50
cash. He then started to drive the
animal home. and when but a short
distance from Henningars barn, the
COW got its leg fastened In a fence
and twisted and fell TO the ground.
The poor animal suffered for a brief
time and then died Il Is supposed
that blood vessel was rupturej.
Philo Pannabaker of this town
has a radish that he raised in his gar
den, that Is hard to equal in size and
weight 1t Is 16 inches long, Is
inches -ouud, and weighs 4 pounds
Mems heavy worl ing pants reduc-
ed from Sl.35 10 SOC. at Hollobaugh
Il Sons Clothing store.
On Saturday afternoon a week
ago, William McKimm; left Harris
burg for his home near Carsonville.
He got off the train at Dauphin and
started to walk home The next
morning his'sOn William McKiInm,
,'r, also returning from Harris urg,
and IN crossing Pet-r's Mountain, he
came across the dead body of his ia
ther lyiug IN the public road on the
Clark Valley Side of the mountain.
This was about 4 O'Clock on Sunday
evening Startled by his discovery
he hurried to the nearest residence
and notified the neighbors. The
body was taken to the home of Mr.
Byers and Coroner Shipdler sum,
monei, who held the necessary in
quest over the rem aius, the jury rem
derel a verdict of death from the
heart affection. Mr.. McKimm from
his surroundings fell backward and
ana died instantaneously without Il
struggle. Deceased WAS about sc
Y. ars OF age.
Parties wishing suits made to OF.
der. can get them cheaper at Hol!o-
baugh & Son. than any clothing house
In the county. Every suit guaiaa-
teed 10 give entir e satisfaction.
From the Chambersburg Reposi
tory. A peculiar threshing accident
occurred on the farm of John Lesher
at Gulitord Springs on Friday, which
result. d in the serious injury 20 one
of the hands employed.
Mcclellan Reed, With his traction
engine and thresher, and gang If
mer, were doing the threshing. The
engineer lett his engine fer few
moments to go TO a blacksmith shop
nearby and while he was absent the
belt strap on the governor of the eR-
gine broke, the governor flew off and
as a result the engine and thre sLer
began tn 60 at a terrible rate of
speed. Frank Ridgly of Hamilton
township was feeding the thresher.
Tho cylinder of the machine burst,
on account of the rapid revolutions,
and the end of ihe box was blown ont