Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-07-20

The legal time for catching Gs,
man carp is from September 1st. &
May 1st.
The post master at Foglesv1lle
Lehlgh county, Pa, has eloped witt
a IL year old girl.
Congress sent a committee f.
Homestead and Pittsburg to gathe
the 1aets relative to the strike there
His bait was in a bottle.
And 1t scared him half to death
When his wife inquired demurslv
III be fshed with bated breath
Some enterprising person mich
turn an honest sum by empoundin,
hogs that are unlawfully running a
large.
The town council of Lewiston,
has passed an ordinance sstablisbin,
a curbstone market to be held twic,
q week.
Ralph Parker is the ehampio,
hsher among the boys. He saem
to know were to find bass, and the
hsh seem to take to his bait.
John H. MeKensie, aged 73 year
lost his mental balance and commit
ted suicide in the rear end of hi,
lot IN Bloomfield, Perry county, or
the 14th of July.
Samuel Gardner's barn near Penn
sylyania State College was destroy
by lightning on the 18th inst. Par
OF last years crop and most of this
year S wheat crop was in the barn
Partly insured.
There will be two state fairs hslc
this gear, the first at Scranton from
September 9Th, to the 18th, inclusive
The secGRd will be held during the
the first wees in October at Laucas
ter. The two fairs will be held this
year because noaG will be held next
year, owing to the Columbian Expo
sltion to be held in Chicago in 1898
The republican Senate passed q
free coinage bill but q deaecratic
house defeated the bill on ths 18th
of July. 1t looks as if free coinage
is dead, for SONS years to come. It
is only.a question Of time till the
pressing necessities OF the times will
force IL to the front. Congressman
aa.kinaon Feted to bury the free
coinage bill.
Carnegie is a foreigner, Pinkerton is
a foreigner and there in'nt anything.
about an organization that
attempts to keep men from getting
work who are not connected with
their secret oath bound lodges.
Once an American can't get work
without creeping into the hole of a
secret organization it is time that
the secret organization be taken in
hand.
Some wicked person who is not
hi TO be at large among his fellow
men, drew q Inch pin out Of the
axle tree OF q straw wagon in which
q company Of young people vent to
Mexico some evenings ago. The
company had come on their way
home as far as the Cemstery, south
of town when the wheel came of.
The result was broken axletree
and the company had to walk from
that place to town.
A hail storm just before grain cut
ting time threshed several hundred
bushels of wheat out of the standing
straw of field of % acres owned by
George Conn, in Tuscarora valley.
No othsr field of what in the valley
was so damaged From the dsliv-
erance Of the storm one might think
that it WAS a special dispensation oi
Providence on Conn. Such losses
however are not always to DO taken
in the light of misfortune, for whom
the Lord loyeth hs chasteneth.
Bloomfield Times in a vote or
the water question held in Duncan
non the majority in favor of water
works was forty. nine. Much inter
est was taken in tbs ballot and quite
a number Of women voted. They vii
now have water by the Water Com
pany and at no cost to the tax pay
ors. = VIII Orr is particularly
unfortunate with his horse stock
To add to the loss he experienced OIL
Monday, a fine animal coming three
years old was found in tho field OF
Wednesday morning with a les
broken. 1t had probably received
the injury by a kick from arothe
herse, and the break was in such {
place that the only remedy was tt
kill the colt. This is his fifth loss Of
horse stock within about year.
Bloomfield Democrat 5unde.
of last week, during the heavy thun
der storm that passed over Ry'
township, the barn OF James Be
was struck by Lightning and elgh
sheep killed. The gable end Of Tia
barn was somewhat damaged, bu
the building did not take fire
There were II head Of mules in th'
stable at tie time, but all escape
injury. + During a thunder storr
which passed over Duncannon, SUI
day of last week, two bolts of light
ming struck the house of Georg
Arter, in that borough. Mabel,
little daughter of Mr.. Arter, wa
badly burned down her left side an
one Of her shoes was torn off by tia
electric current. She will probabl
recover. Mrs. John Shatto, who wa
standing near Miss Arter when sh
was struck, was shocked by the sam
stroke
Lewistown Free Press: On th
afternoon Of July I, while John kel
ar and wife, Clyde Roper and Mis-