Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-07-27

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ning company. '''n
:. Ine doctrine of the Anarchist ;s
II you have more money than bav.
stand and divide. 'e
Water is very scarce at Pottsv;l,e
Stringent rules to prevent Wat.
have been adopted.
The democratic house of Conere,s
refused to appropriate SIS 900 600 for
the Chicago Worlds Fair.
VIM. H. Kurtz, of Mexico has
oeen serving his country as a ipror
IN the United States Court at Erie
The letters uncalled for at the
close OF the week, July %, in the
post office were for Miss Annie Walls
Harrity, Governor Pattison's right
hand man has been chosen chairman
OF theDemocratic National Conyen.
ton.
Peach dealers from the east have
been among peach growers in Juni.
alta trying to bargain for this seasons
crop.
John Parsons, aged 19, of Duncan
non was killed by bsing run over by
a freight tain that he jumped and
then fell under.
MIR. Forbs and wife. and son of
wisconsin, and Benjamin Dennis
and wife, of Philadelphia, visited
their kin folks Professor Aumau
and family, last week.
The barn of H. P. TAYLOR and Will
liam Kyle and David Yoder in Miflin
county, were destroyed by lightning
last Friday evening. The barns are
about six miles distant from each
other: La the Kyle barn 13 sheep
and SIX horses were burned to dea th.
The Pennsylvania Society for the
prevention of Cruelty to Animals are
directing their attention to the over
check rein on horse brides, and if
you don't want the agents of that So
clety to poke their nose into your
horse harness take off skim eliack," ,"
or overcheck rein.
Solomon Bardell, met with a fipan-
cial loss by the burning of his barn,
last Friday evening by lightning.
Persons who desire to contribute a
mite to help meet the loss will find a
paper at the Jacobs House office on
which they can mark the snm they
wish to contrihuta
Last Friday evening lightning
struck and fired the barn of Solomon
Bardell north of Oakland Mills. The
| stock was gotten out and some of the
machinery. There was small in.
surance on the barn. The light OF
the fire wa sven by a number oI
people in this town who thought the
fire nearer than that to Miffiin town
On Saturday half of the commu.
nifty were made nervous bv locomo
tive whistle that started to blow
down about Port Royal and never
for second stopped its continsou:
nerve shaking noise till it was rur
into the yard at the station some
thing was the matter with the valv,
of the whistle that kept it from clos
ing.
Squire j. NJ. Mcdonald who som,
weeks ago, had an ankle broken by
lumber pile falling on it, is improv
ing more rapidly than the most san
guine had reason to expect. On
Friday DR.. Crawford removed tn,
cloth bsndage aud encased the brok
en- limb in plaster Paris, which hold
the broken parts more firmly il
place.
On the 18th, John Duffield o
Spruce Hill township, came to hi
death in the barn of William Wharton
He was in the act of climbing arounC
a post high up in the NOW of tn
barn, where he was laying sheavel
that were pitched a from wagon beloy
in passing the post he lost hi
hold fell to the barn floor ol
his head. He fingered till on Sur
day when he died
The Congressional Committee o.
the Homestead strike received
statement from the Pinkerton Broth
who say that their force at Home
stead were first fired on and on
man was killed and two wounde,
before the Pinkertons took up thei
Ere arms aud began shooting at tn
= strikers. They also declare the
they were under the direction c
the deputy sheriff of Allegheny cour
ty.
''The State Fishery Commission
ers have presented report to Go,
ernor Pattison recommending an az
preparation for fish ways in the Jur
iata at Millerstown, Clark's Ferr
and Shamokin dams in the Sasqu,
hanna and appeals to the Marylan
Fish Commission to abolish the fis
!, baskets in the ii miles of the Su
quehanna' course through that stat
The out put of trout fish has increa'
| ed.
, The Bloomfield Advocate of Iai
says: AS compelled by law Count
Treasurer Kell has sued nine me
i chants for delinquency in. payin
a their licenses fees. They have +
moved from the county, and six al
now residents therein. a + tt
, County Commissioners offer rewa1
of $4,000 for the arrest and convi
tion of the party or parties who s.
= fire to the county bridge over She
u |, mans Creek, near Rice's Mill,
Tyrone township. on the Both
June 1892
On Friday evening during the ra
o. electricity played over the telephol
2 wires on Main street to degree tn
q alarmed good many people WI
y ! Ll.-L !.