Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-02-19


during the iav and Yeater at night
A spring in the phaeton of Joseph
Narnes of East Salem broke while
Narnes was on his wav to this place
last Thursday The broken parts
were tied and Mr.. varnes proceed
ed os his way.
Some excitment was caused on
Bridge street on last FRIDAY morn
ing by horse belonging to John
Hollobaugh slipping and falling. He
was unhitched and assisted TO rise
No injury was done.
Preparatory service at the Luther
an church next Saturday evening at
/ 7 o'clock, and communion next Sun
day at 104 A. NJ Rev. Philip Graft
will ITreach IN the morning on '.The
Christ-Likeness of God, +" and in the
evening on ''The Seven popular Sins
OF To-day Everybody cordially in
vited
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
I SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring-bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swol-
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
. by the use Of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sold by L. Banks Il
Co, Druggists, Niffilntown. Nov 6
Advertised list OF letters uncailed
for remaining in the F. o. at Miffiin-
/ town Pa. Week ending February 15
1890, persons calling for letters in
this list viii please ask for advertised
matter. Letters Abraham Arndt,
Mrs. Kate Bason, William Zohick,
Israel Reed, NJ G. Sherman, Mrs.
l.. l.. Trego, Clarance Wright.
JAMES McCAUIEY.
From the Newport Ledger of last
week Last Friday night, S. NJ
Patterson, Of Miffiintown, came to
Newport on Mail Express, and as he
stepped of the cars he slipped aud
/ fell, and before he could get out of
the way he was caught by the brake
rigging and dragged some distance.
When he picked himself up he found
| that his clothing was torn and soiled,
and he sustained some painful in
juries to his back He is all right
again, but his escape from being
ground up by the cruel wheels was
a miracle.
The most dangerous part of wood
chopping is cutting off saplings fresh
! " bent over by falling trees. At the
first stroke they Will usually split
up, and one portion flies back or
sideways with power sufficient To
knock a horse over or pierce him
through Choppers have lashed
their axes to long poles ard done the
cutting from a safe distance. Anoth-
er dangerous operation is to cut down
tree when another chopped-off tree
leans against 1T, for it can seldom be
told which way they Will fall, and
then The leaning tree Is liable to drop
. straight down at any moment and
catch the chopper IN "deadfalL -
New York Tribune.
Carter. cut a shine in jail on Mon
day by stripping off all his clothing
/ excepting pants, and bv burning
paper in his stove and raising such a
stencil that Airs. Noble believed he
. had set fire to the,lail When the cell
door was opened to learn the cause
of the smoke and stencil he became
violent in manner and uncommonly
profane IN language.
Monday night and Tuesday morn
ing Carter kept yelling and swearing
and trying to brake mp everything in
his cell. People from the streets
heard his wells and curses and early
on Tuesday morning the sheriff by
the aid of several citizens irOned him
TO the floor. Many people believe
he Is acting tee insanity game.
From the Beavertown Herald On
Feb'y 24, SIX strangers were noticed
in and around Beavertown. Two of
the company went into the store of
Moses specht, purchased a bottle
of cough syrup, paid for 1t, called for
a drink and after looking around
left. Some time after thi. five or
six of the party were noticed sitting
in a group three f.urths of a mile
cast of the town. They were well
dressed, NJ one having any suspicion
as to what their business might be.
During Friday night they entered
Specht's store by taking out small
window sash on the east side OF the
store. After gaining an entrace
through the window, a small flight
of stairs and two doors led them to
the store department. They unlock
ell both of Mr. Specht's safes took
ont everything of value including
about $4,000 in money three gold and
b two nickel watches, TWO razors. lot OF
underwear, oveFcoats, pants, sllk
handkerchiefs, hats and shoes MIR.
Specht's loss is about $3.50. The ras
calls also broke open the railroad com
pany's tool house, took out the hand
car upon which they made their es
cape and run 1t TO within "A mile OF
Selinsgrove, where it was found next
dav by Aferd Smith the foreman
New Route to Des VI Mofnes- Ia.