Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-08-17

Oh sunday week Harvey Win |
CERT, fell from the top of an abut-
ment of the New Port bridge to the
ground distance of about 81 feet
and excepting sprained wrist and
scalp wound was not hurt.
Rev. nj. l. Drum of AIifiintown
will ofiiciate at the laying of the
corner stone for the new Methodist
Episcopal Church in McAlisterville,
next Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Neighboring clergymen are invited
to be present.
The following teachers have been
selected for the schools of Walker
township for the coming winter term:
-Mexico, first school Lloyd Hart
man; second John Furner Mt.
Pleasant, G. II. Towsey; Cedar
Grove, George Siober; Flint, Celia
Regan Van Vert, Maggie Kinzer
Centre, r. E McMeen Locust Run,
Florence Detra; Van Dyke, Maggie
Regan.
On the 10th inst, Jerome Beers,
of near Duncannon, Perry county.
while passing Thompsontown, Juni-
alta county station, projected his body
from the side of the freight car on
which he was breaking and was
struck by the mail pouch catcher
and knocked off the train. He was
brought to this station and placed
IN the railroad hospital where he has
been in an unconscious condition
ever since.
The democratic Congress that ad
Journed the other day opened its
session with a great flourish on the
subject of economy. 1t called the
republican Congress that it succeed
ed, the billion Congress. The Con-
gress that tEe Democracy SO con
demned at its first session, appropri-
ated 1853 million dollars. The first
session of the late democratic Con-
gress appropriated 500 million dol
lars, that is a half billion, ard they
are not half through.
G. E. Hover, of Fermanagh town
ship sent William SiZer and Nat han
Wilsman to his oats field They
were longer than usual in bringing
in load and Mr.. Hover walked out
to see. He mover suspected that
they would attempt to finish the
hauling with that load When he
came near the load looked like stack,
Wileman was pitching and Sizer was
bailding. The load contained 900
sheaves, seventy-fve dozen and a
hall. Who can heat that
Altoona Tribune August IL
Home influence could be a great
preventive OF blasphemy among
, children. II parents would see that
their boys We're at homo before 10
and IL o'clock at night; if they
: would teach them of the results of
/ taking the name of God in vain !;
: if they would instruct them that it
: is not only an offense in the sight of
r God, but ungentlemanly rs well !;
finally if they would take upon their
!, own shoulders that which belongs to
them-the moral education o. their
children-instead of throwing it
, upon the teachers of public and Sun
? day schools, they would do more
. than can otherwise be done.
! Lavistown Free Press August 10:
s On Sunday forenoon, about .
!, o'clock, Henry Bossinger, at his
= place near Granville Run, about mile
! from town, had an encounter with
Y blooded bull which had only re-
: Gently como into his possession. On
a entering the barnyard where the an.
imal was the bull made for him, and
a before he could get out of the way
d caught him with his horn under the
p leg, tearing a bad wound through
e the upper third Of his right thigh
e about 7 inches long and q deep
d The day before the children of the
$ family had driven the animal, which
n then showed some signs of ill-humol
V but fortunately did not attack them
k An exchange says one of the evils
r of the day is the bitter denunciatioI
II that the average man and woman
o hurl against each other behind tn,
back. If a man and woman do lit
If tie work themselves, but instead, EN-
pioy other people TO work for them
.e they are denounced as being lazy
II If they do all the work they cai
# themselves, they are denounced a
being stingy. If they have money
IS they are denounced as fossils ant
e enemies of progress vixen they pu
a. it on interest and settle down to en-
n Joy life of leisure. II they bull,
n mills and factories and employ larg
le numbers of workmen they must b
u. prepared to hear themselves des
Is cribed as monopolists, plutocrats, op
pressors of the poor, benefciaries o
a protection, and much more of tn
!. same sort
Com mItfee Meeting.