Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
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The Philadelphia Press is writing
against the reelection of Quay to the
United States Senate, too latel too
late the question was settled by
popular vote last Summer, when
the republican party declared for
him.
The old fashioned Puritanical
thanksgiving day of penitence and
religious observance, is giving way to
merry, and night giving dancing
and playing observance of the day.
What will the harvest of three gener-
ations hence be-
The latest and prettiest song now
being sung on the stage, is entitled
''The Indian Summer Time" 1t is
by the popular author, Will L.
Thompson. of East Liverpool, Ohio.
The price is 40 cents. Send the au
thor half price, and you will receive
copy.
The Democrats of Bloomfield
Perry county, have their war paint
on and their scalping knives un-
sheathed in the hunt for the re-
publican that set fire to their pile of
pine wood, that the erring brethren
intended to use on the night of their
political jolifcation.
The wooden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Shaffer was celebrated
at the home of Mrs. VIM. Davis on
School street last Thursday night.
One hundred and twent-fve invited
guests were present. 1t was one of
the most pleasant occasions ever cell
ebrated in Miff1in.
A man died in California the other
day who confessed that he has thir-
tie IN living wifes. He married every
time for money and staid long
enough to get the woman's money
and then left for new conquests.
The thirteen marriages took place
within twenty-one years.
Glenn Herald of Beale township,
was found dead with gun shot
wound in the heart, in a strip of
timber into which he had gone to
cut wood on the 10th inst. His own
empty gun lay by his side. As there
are no witnesses the way he came to
to be shot will never be known.
Lewistown Gazette asks what has
become of the strainer at the reser-
voir ? Monday while water from the
plug at the Jail was being used to
wash out the sewer across Market
street at that point frog choked
up the nozzle to the hose and when
got out it measured about ten inches
long.
B. F. Seseholtze, who escaped
from Jail during the term of Office of
Sheriff Fowles, was recaptured on a
bench warrert on Saturday, in Sus-
quehanna township, and returned to
Castle Lapp, to serve out term of
imprisonment under sentence of
court, for disturbing religious
meeting.
Last Monday, two deer crossed
the river at the head of the Island,
and went up over the end of Meyers
ridge and were there lost sight of.
They were troveling on the old
abandoned deer crossing where
deer ran 60 years ago, but how do
the deer of to-day know the crossing
places of many years ago?
The real estate of A. J. Patterson,
deceased, was sold at administrator
sale on Monday. The farm in Lost
Greek Valley was bought by Turner
Sulouff for S2.7S9; the 400 acres of
mountain timber land in Tuscarora
was bought by Robert McMeen the
interest in Airy View Academy in
Port Royal was bought by his son
Frank Patterson the interest in the
Lack township farm was bought by
ex-Sheriff David Fowles and ex Pro
tbouotary L. H. Meminger.
From the Beaver Springs Herald ::
j. F. Shook was attacked by a
large hawk one day last week and
after severe fight Mr.. S. came ont
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to our Legislators to change the law
and put bounty on the scalps of
hawks they should repeal the tax on
dogs and put IN Its stead a bounty
on hawks and owls before they will
attack the members of the Lsgisla-
ture and scratch their eyes out. Dr.
Tool, please heed the warning and
escape the doom.
Ex-Sheriff Deitrick died at his
home in Patterson, between the
hours of 10 and IL o'clock on Sun
day night aged about 60 years. Mr..
Dietrick was a long sufferer by an
ailmept of the stomach He was q
member of the Presbyterian church
in this place and his remains were
entombed in the cemetery cf that
congregation on Wednesday at 2.3O,
p. m. A post mortem examination
conducted by DIR. d. M. Crawford,
DR.. Dowd Crawford and Dr. Sulouff,
revealed cancer in his stomach.
Bloomfield Times: While chopping
wood in the woods few days ago,
Reuben Orris of Saville township
captured five gray squirrels that his
dog treed in one tree. 1t is
not often one sees boys skating on
November oath, but last Thursday
lots of boys were enjoying that kind
of sport on Barnett's dam near the
U ~ p r citation On
Saturday morning q week fire oc
Cured in the cabin of the lumber
men Oh the Stuber property neal
Green Park by which the men lost
many of their tools. their bedding
and many other articles of personal
prODerty