Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-10-11

one il ch thick was taken from the
stomache of Mrs. Weigle of Harris
burg.
Jonas Kaufman who lives two
miles from town raised 60 bushels of
cloverseed on 20 acres af ground this
season.
The Zetetic Astronomical Society
OF London deny the statement that
the earth is round. They argue that
it is plain.
Some malicious person cut the
bark off of three young trees that
Tobias Auker planted along the foun-
dry property.
Election day comes on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in
November. This year it will be on
the 7th day Of November.
The Misses Diehl, milliners, are in
the city this week buying new
stock of various grades of millinery
for the store on Front st If in
need of anything in this line call and
examine goods.
The Newport News says:-The re-
ceipts of Perry County fair were
about $4,000, being enough to pay all
expenses of this year and to settle
last years debt, leaving a small
amount in the treasury.
Mrs. Laura Wolf of Philadelphia,
on her way from the Worlds Fair
stopped in this county last week to
visit the families of Joseph Adams
and James Adams and Luther
Thompson. On her return home
Miss Mary Thompson a daughter of
Mr.. Thompson accompanied her.
The store of James A. Wray. at
Snradoville, Decatur township, Mif
fin county, was totally destroyed by
fire, Tuesday night, September 2S.
The post Office was in the store, aud
all its belongings, including letters,
papers, &c, were burned There
was an insurance on the property of
$1,000.
The Lewistown Free Press says
G. W. Herbster Is accustomed to
take q revolver to his bedroom at
night, and on Monday upon retiring
was carrying the weapon to IFS place,
when it accidentally dropped to the
floor the hammer stirling downwar
dischargiDg the revolver, the ball en-
tering the hinder part of his right leg
just above the knee ard lodging in
the flesh twelve inches above where
it entered.
In Chehalis county, Washington
State, not far from Montesano where
,Judgd Mason Irwin formerly of this
place lives, and is President Judge,
GOLD las been recently fourd in the
black sand on the coast near Ososta.
1t is believed there is plenty gold il
the sand to make the working OF it
profitable. 50 says the Weekly -Yid-
ette of Montesano of September %,
that Judge Irwin sent to mis- uncle
Gen1 VIM. Bell of this town.
William Fasick of Patterson lost
an arm while in the ac5 of coupling
cars at Lewistown Junction on Sat
mdry. The comp ing pin did not
enter The block properly, and in the
effort t. put the pin in place his arm
WAS caught and crushed near the
shoulder. Mr.. Fasjck has the sym
paths of all who know h'm in the day
r of his misfortune.
: Surgical attention was rendered
bv the CCmpauy's surgeons DR.. d
NJ. Crawford and DR.. Darwin IL
}, Crawford.
u. y. Keller, T O., sold the real es
tate of john Huzzard, deceased, OF
Thursday. Double frame-house OF
e Washington street to John Etka fu
r, Sl72O. Double frame house ol Cor
;. Iner of North and Patterson street
to Mrs. George Warner for $725
7 Two building lots 60 feet each oI
=, North street for s2O5 each. Fran
, house on North street to S, B. Lou
on for S61T; Frame house. cprne
If North and Parker street to DaniC
D. RITZ for $500, Total amount of Res
Estate -tOO- ~ -
Ga Monday a man whose name la
not been learned by this Office frol
'd Marvayillc, Perry county, was throw
st from Il freight tram on which he W;
W riding and fearfully, if not fatally il
iued. One third of the scalp WI
We torn entirely loose from the ski
%. with a fracture Of the skull. I'll
nj lower Jaw was broken on left sid
and left shoulder dislocated.
both cases surgical attention was re
~ der,d by the Railroad Compau!
~ surgeons, Dr.. d. NJ. Crawford al
DC DR. Darwin NJ Crawford. The u
fortunate man died on Monday eve
90 ing about 7 o'clock.
nd The Huntingdon Globe says: !
sat independent voter of Warriorsma
township, WAS recently discovered
VS. the act of shearing Il healthy lookil
,ts sheep. He commenced at the t,
and cut toward the head. \ Dom
crat happened along and being
eve witness to the strange spectr,
oS slid: "John, why is 1t that you ha
er- begun to shear that magnificent La
aSt down sheep from the rear, and l
at from the head as we were told to
when boys, and have been doing
the that way for years and years" I
of man looked up very sheepisEly a
,ne said: "Well, l voted tor Clevela
rol for President and for free wool !
sed fall, and I'll be dogged if I've be
able to lock Il sheep in the face e
Stree" Y~te the Republican tick,
Nervine post office in Milford TN
T. mile and quarter from this toy
A was destroyed by fire about 10