Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-19

lure generations may read the n.m..
; supply OF bricks, it is to be hon
co. VIII be equal to the demand
Lula Raymond, elocutiopis, Viii
ss'ture for the Foreign .Nissionsr,
society OF the Westminster Presbv.
terian church on Thursday eyening
Admission, 10cts.
oohn Farleman Of Milford town.
1niP' shot a 20 pound wild turkev on
oiners Knob on Black Log noun
tam last Saturday and brought the
io"i 10 town for sale on Monday.
Some weeks ago a horse owned
oy contractor George Smith, while
III sweat, was exposed to a heavy
ram winch slckened the animal. The
oeast never recovered from the effect
OF the exposure, but died last Satnr.
DAY The carcass was dumped into
and covered with ground in the hole
IRON which it had drawn many load
OF stones for the street that Mr..
Smith is macadamizing.
Democratic leaders in McKinlev's
oistrlct Ohio, are charged with hav-
ing played a trick, day or two be-
lore the election that cost the repub-
means many votes. They hired men
to go through the district offerinp
tinware for sale Of course the peo-
pie ssssd the price of the ware offer
ed Tor sale, The so called peddlsrs
had doubled the price and ALWAYS
made 1t point to tell. The in
crease IN price is owing to Mr.. Nc
hlnleys new tariff bill.
A number of ofLeavsnworth. Kansas
admirers OF Thuaman. proposed to
celebrate the 77th anniversary of the
birth of the Ohio democrat at a hotel.
10 help the Jubilee along they had
bought 30 gallons of wine. The
Prohibitionists of the town got wind
OF the wine and set the Police on the
banquet The Policemen emptisd
the VINE into a sewer. The banquet
ers then brought an action for steal
ing against the policemen. which is
the beginning of q sensational law
suit.
Says the Fulton Republican: Two
weeks ago, nice fat hog weighing
200 pounds belonging to George Nc.
Quade OF Ayr, strayed away to the
mountain Several days ago mem
bers of the family went 10 look for it
and found its head and hide uoon
the mountain side. Someone had
killed and skinned it and had it tax
en- home for their winters meat sup
p!y--It was cheap pork-if the par
ty that got it, isn't found out. -
A Bear WAS shot at STONY Batter"
the birth place of President James
Buchanan, on Sunday a week, bv J.-
cob Ensminger. The bear was dis
lodged from a tree and shot. 1t
weighed go lbs
From the Bloomfield Times =
po unds weight and 2S inches, cir
cumference Is the size of lit le turn
Up that Mr. John Rseder, of Centre
township brought to our Office.
j. L. Shatto, of Carroll township, is
the proud possessor of an eight
pound turnip. The turnip crop this
wear cannot be beat - On near
by every farm in this vicinity you can
find a tresspass notice. Another
thing. you will sometimes find too,
and that is a farmer who has a no.
tics on his premises, out hunting on
some other mans land. That has
happened several times this fall to
ono party from this town
Grace two year old daughter of
jerome kerchner, living on the
Judge Sterrett farm, in Milford town
ship, fell into the spring about
o'clock on Sunday evening and wns
drowned. Mrs kirchner, went out
of the house to feed her chickens and
was gone only a short time, when she
returned the younger daughter OF
two that she left in the house was
missing The four old sister could
not tell where Grace had gone. The
mother hastened out of doors and
called, receiving no answer she ran
to the spring, and thear her dear
littN child was drowned. The funeral
took place on Tuesday. Interment
in Union cemetery near this town.
From the Bloomfield Advocate =
Theodore Noy, Of Center township,
last Saturday shot a wild turkey,
weighing Isl pounds About
25 Commonwealth cases are down for
trial at the court next week
Airy View school ..house in Centre
township, was entered on Sunday
night, and the lamps belonging to
the Sunday school association were
broken and other damage was done.
On the 1st inst, Harvey o.
Ritter, of Loysville, while at work
roofing porch in Middletown, Pa
fell distance of ten feet, ahghting
astride the edge of board of the
scatfpld, and was most painfully in
jured. He WAS taken home to Loys
Vile.
About o'clock last FRIDAY morn
ing ths second section of fast ex-
press train bound west, ran into the
rear end of the first section near
Florence, Pa, west of the mountains
| Two persons were killed and 10 in
iured In the sleeper that was run in
to. L: is said fog wa. the cause of
the run in. Fog certainly has much
to do with the safe running of trains
by right signals, but with the run
ming of trains by the block system.
by telegraph it can interfere but lit
tie. SO many accidents are happen
ing that the public are beginning to
believe that there are a good many
neglectful men 10 the towers at the
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