Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-03

P''ahty OF the Colonel, and his family
English SPAWN Liniment remove,
all Hard, Soft or Calloussd Lump,
aud Blemishes from horses. BlooI
spawn, Curbs, Splints, .Svsenv
I'lng bone, Stiles, Sprains. and Swol
len Ihroats, Coughs, &c. Save s5(
oy use OF one bottle. Warranted tn,
most wonderful Blemish Cure eve,
known. Sold by L. Banks < Co
Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov. IL
1S90-1y.
Inns from the Lswistowu Semi
mel: Michael Miller and some other
boys built bear pen on Black Los
mountain, which they baited and sci
some time ago, and last week vber
they went to look at it they found q
young bear in it dead As the bea,
WAS going IN the lid of the trap fell
and caught 1t and killed it The SUD
position is that there had been anoth
er one In which put the trap of
when the one killed was in the act a.,
going IN and was caught, and the live
one crept out beside the dead one.
An old grudgs between a numbe,
of young men from Lewisto Sn, and
Young men from this town came near
ly to fight on Main street on Thanks
giving day. If the rights Of peacea
bly, disposed people were not infring
ed on, 1t would make no difference
how much peopls OF brutal appetites
would fight, but pesreably disposed
people have rights on the streets and
highways and the right thing to &c
for the protection of all is to arres,
the toughs when they let their bru;.
lshness loose IN a town or on high.
way to the annoyance and danger OF
other people.
Peter Msmreaff Won Flnkelstein's S
lecture before the institute, last Fri
day evening was highly appreciated
by the large audience that was pres
ent- He had a company of young
people from Junists to help him IL
lustrate the customs and every day
life habits of the people in Palestine.
The Juniats company that supported
him WAS, Miss Lizzie VanOrmer, Miss
Maggie Spesknan, Miss Minnis
Stoner, W. F. Buck, Samuel Stoner,
John Allen, Geo. Rodgers, Leslie Al
lison, William Ellis. Miss V.nOr.
mer, personsted the bride, in the
Oriental marriage scene.
CARLISLE, Novembe er26.-Aterribls
accident occurred to day near Ster
rett's Gap by which q little child OF
John Lutz, residing near that place
WAS accidentally choked to death
The child, which WIS only a few mon
tbs old. had been placed in a high
chair and string or ribon placed
across the elbows of the chair to keep
the child from falling on. The moth
er was at work near by. and on enter
ing house was Mortified to find tha,
the child was lying in n heap on the
floor quite dead. 1t had evidently
slipped down and been strangled bv
the cord or ribbon on the chair.
about 1,nclock on the morning Of
the 25th of November fire destr oy
ed over ten thousand dollars worth
of property IN Newton Hamilton
The burned buildings consisted Of
a large ? story brick building with
frame warehouse attached, occupied
by j. w Norton as a store and
dwelling and by W. G. No. 263, p.
o. s of 4. and Surgeon Chas. Bo Ser
Post No. 457 @. A r., two story
frame occupied by Vim. kuepp as 9
store and Adam Stahl as 8 ssddlsr
shop; and small dwelling. The
fire originated in Knepp's store and
then communicated to the others
Loss, sbont SO, 500; insurance about
$500. The only things saved were
Norton's household effects 1t is be
lisved that thieves fred the place"
The safe of Manbeck and Nelson
grain dealers at this place wa blowr
open and ruined, involving a loss d
one hundred and twenty-five dollars
The thieve. secured a pair Of new
shoes that We're under the safe, 1
number of postage stamps and a few
pennies. The robbery took place a
s O'Clock on Sunday night, IS is evi
denced by the clock stopping at tha
hour under the shock of the explo
sion. Mr. Rowe who lives not fal
away, was on his lounge at that houl
and heard the explosion, but did no
know what it was or where 1t was
The thieves entered by prying oPeI
a shutter of window on the cas-
side of the Office The Office lamps
were used to..give them light The!
carried six bushels of wheat IN three
bags from the warehouse and pileC
them against the safe. The eXplO
sion tore two of the hags and scatter
ed wheat over the office floor
Fire was started in the materia
about the safe, but it was put ou
with water as the daInpness on tn
bags and other stuff on the floor evi
denced. A brace, tongs, punch
wrench and sledge, the property o
VIM. Creswell were found in the OF
fee. Creswelrs smith shop had heel
entered by breaking out a window
The tools were used in ways bes
known to the thieves
The Snyder county Tribune says
Last Tuesday while preparing to
make the foundation for the monu
ment which is to be placed over the
grave of George Row in the Salem
Cemetery, the rough coffin wa
reached and found in an eS
cellent state of preservation 1t i
made of rich yellow pine and no
with standing the fact that ITO years
have past away since placed IN tn
grave it shows no signs of decay On
readers will no doubt remember ths