Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-09-16

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lille NJ. Loudon will return from
Philadelphia. Thursday, with an as
sortment Of Fall Millinery of the
latest styles. Call and examine
goods at the shop on bridge street.
"Ihat it is unlawful for a person
to open his wife's letters. Under
the postal law Judge Shiras, of the
United States Court, in session at
Des Moines, last week, fined a man
S25 and costs for opening a letter
addressed to his WIFE
The leaders Of the Democracy have
been telling it so often that Judge
Junkin is about to run as al In1ia-
pendent Republican candidate that
they are ike the fellow that told the
ghost story tale so often that he be-
lieved it. The Democracy have a.
most come to believe their own story.
The Republican Judicial Confer
ence met at Newport on Monday.
The Perry County Conferees were
James w. Shull, Thomas .Nllliken,
.Rather .Nather. The Juniata con
ferees were i. Z. Atkinson, j. B. vii
son, W. n. Sterrett.-The balloting
stood three for Sporsler, three for
Lyons, and as we go to press the
balloting continues that way.
This is Fair week at Newport,
Perry county. We are pleased to
acknowledge courtesies extended to
us in the management Of the society.
Our neIghbors always get up as good
a fair as can be COTTON up in central
Pennsylvania; and Newport is a place
where many Juniata people love to
spend day in Autumn exchanging
social courtesies and comparing agri-
cultural notos.
On last Saturday afternoon q
game Of ball was played on the
grounds east of town between the
Mifliin and an Altoona nine. The
victory was won by the former
The ardor of the play was
somewhat danpened for the MifHin' S
by the catcher W. II. Kauff.
man Of Harrisburg being Grip,
pied fer catching by a ball that
struck him on finger Of the left
hand; and 10y Dr. Dowd Crawford OF
this place, the umpire being struck
on the chin Ivy foul ball that cut
his lower lip. Andrew Banks also
was unfortunate in receiving black
eye from n batjed ball. Score, Mlf-
fin 20; Aloona IL.
Bloomfield Advocate: - Monday
night Of the present week Daniel
Rice, of Little Germany, captured
four eoons. One night last week he
bagged 5. His total catch this
sesssn thus far has been Is. =
/ David Osborne, of Duncannon, aged
about 81 years, was killed at the
short curve, below Duncannon, last
Wednesday morning by &lfiiin Ac
comodation. He had gone down the
road to fish at Cove Forge and in
crossing the railroad track, being
deaf. failed to hear the approaching
train and was struck. One leg was
cat off. the other crushed and the
back part of his head crushed in
The deceased was a member of Ce.
b.. 18th Reg, p. V. Last
Saturday night, about $50 o'clock,
as John ". Masser, ef 2IddIetown,
Dauphin county, was driving to
Newport from the residence of his
mother-in law, Mrs. Thos. Mccoy, at
Roseburg, this county, he met with
serious accident which might have
resulted fatally. Near the residence
of Mr.. Toomey, in Juniata township,
the horse, buggy and man all went
down a steep embankment about
twenty i've feet and there lodged
against tree in the deep darkness.
Mr.. Musser managed to creep up to
the road and call for help. Messrs.
Teomey and Tressler came to the
rescuo and they got the horse out of
his perilous position, but the buggy
was left until Sunday morning. Mr.
Musser romainsd at the residence Of
1ir. Toomey until Sunday morning,
when he again started for Newport.
He escaped with several bruises on
his arm and shoulder. The buggy
was badly broken, but the horse es-
capped with slight bruises.