Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-12

In another column in this paper
read OF the raising and examination
VI the man who was found in the riv-
er near Thompsontown and buried
there. ' 'uiieo
Andrew Shower had the flesh strip-
pea of the inside of the fingers of his
right hand while handling railroad
IRON , on the construction train on
Monday. " 'A
There are fifty thousand men out
oi employment in Pittsburg. That
Is a 1oretaste of the good times the
democracy promised. Now don't
you wish YOU had voted for Harrison
Hch on human and horses and all
animals az cured il 80 minutes by
"oolfords Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails: Sold by L. Banks &Co.
Druggists, Mifflintown. Pa. Oct. 1, Iy.
Charles Shubert working in har-
vest heid near Hollidaysburg, was
struck By lightning on Saturday af
ternoon and killed. The clothino
was torn from his body by the light,
ming.
On the 3rd of July while Orrville
faulk of Bemont, Illinois, was riding
horseback, bolt of lightning came
down and killed both man and horse
faulk's hat and clothing were torn
into tatters.
Mrs. H. H. North, assisted bv Mas
ter j. North and Miss Jean Stewart
Elocutionist, Will give an organ and
piano recital on Tuesday evening.
July Is in the Presbyterian church
Admission 25c. Children 15c.
Last week two young men from
Port Royal were taken before Sonire
Wilson for getting drunk and bad
conduct about the station and wait
ing rooms in Patterson. The case
was settled after the payment of costs.
Chief Burgess Books has a PUG
dog that enjoys the noise of the heath
en- squib as much as the average bov.
and all that prevents the dog from
being q full-fedged fre-cracker, DOC
fend is its inability to light a fire
cracker.
The gold bugs say, don't give us
free coinage of silver because Eng
land won't agree to it. Did England
agree to the establishment of the gov
ernment of the United States? Did
England agree to the putting down
of rebellion and SLAVERY?
Newton Hamilton Wetchman:-
4 petition has been sent to the pres
ldent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
praving the company to put sn over
land foot bridge at the camp meet
ing grounds for the benefit of our
citizens, anil we hope it will receive
their favorable consideration.
Under q lag passed by the late
Legislature, q record of births and
deaths is to be kept in the Office of
the clerk of the Orphans court. It
is the duty of the assessors of the
respective counties to gather the list
OF births and deaths, and return
them to the Recorders Office
Joseph Martin, of Pittsburg, spent
the 4th in this place He has ell
tirely recovered from the injuries re-
ceivoi by the explosion of a dyna-
mite cartridge hurled into the car il
which he was travelling month or
more since. He has tie use of both
limbs as formerly. John Martin, @
brother also spent the 4th here.
\ c5!ored man from Virginia was
sitting on the bumper OF a freight
car with his feet across on a car in
front At this station tho bumpers
of the cars snddenly came together.
His right leg did not curve at the
knee, but broke between the knee
and thigh. He was taken in charge
by the county authority and put in
Jail for hospital treatment. He gave
his ntme as John IL H-nry Williams.
On Saturday, George L. Dunbur-
man Of this county, was arrested at
Millersburg, Dauphin county, on the
charge OF swind!iug pensioners, and
sent to Harrisburg jail to await fur
ther legal psocaedjngs. Officers have
been looking for a man named Bapjl-
min Isjders, also living in the lower
end Of this county, charged with the
same act. Dunburmau was brought
from Harrisburg on Monday night
and lodged III jail here.
Another shooting case took place
in 3lifiiin county, at Mount Union,
last Saturday at 1 p. NJ, IN which
Alfred K Ose shot and killed George
Pricketts. Klcse has 4 wife and one
child. Pricketts was n widower with
fiye children. The men 1t is said
were in liquor and quarreled about
Mrs Klose, whose husband drew q
revolver and shot Pricketts three
times. One shot passed through his
heart and killed him instantly. Klose
fed to the mountain.
Governor AItgelt of Illinois, has
pardoaed out of prison, anarchist
Fildeu, Schwabb and Neele, who had
been imprisoned for their murderous
work of bomb throwing 10 Chicago.
Anarchy is disorder, tumult, riot, vio-
lerce, murder. L. cannot live with
law and order, and it is n blow on
American civilization to realize that
it has so won its way in Illinois that
the Governor of that State has inter
posed his authority as governor to re-
lease lis three friends above men
toned.
DR.. j. 7. Rothrock OF West Ches-
ter was in town last Thursday The
doctor is one of the great botanlsts
of the country and is acquaiD ted with
- l;In frcr,, thc frnzarn rnrinnS OF