Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-09-27

IN most OF the counties of the
State changes aave been made in The
places of voting so that every one
shall vote in the district in which
they live.
Mrs. Charles Stone after spending
the summer with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Strayer in Patter
son, returned to her home in Wash
lngton, d. c., last Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.; Kohler of New Holland
Lancaster county, preached in the
Lutheran church on Sunday. He
mad come to Juniata to attend the flu
neral OF Mr.. Kohler of Tuscar ors
Valley.
John Myers hotel keeper at Nine
FONTS, Lancaster county was arrest.
ed as an accessory of horse thieves
rive stolen horses and three buqpiee
We're recovered in that vicinity, last
Thursday.
Ihe Allensyille correspondent of
the Lewistown Gazette of last week
says:-One of our workingmen saws
he asked 27 farmers for corn-fodder
and up to the last time we met him
had failed every time.
Wilson S. Zeiders and William
Aeiders and Frank Weaver all of Pat
terson and A j. Weaver of Port Roy-
al eamped number of days in the
woods of Licking Creek and while
there shot 70 squirrels.
The letters uncalled for in the Mif-
ilntown post Office for the week end
ing September %, were for Mrs. An
lie Woffly, Mrs. Martha Logan, Mrs.
Anna Geib, John c. Lands, Josiah
Collier, Burk Winterstein.
Lieut.. Amos Martin visited in town
on the 10Th and Goth insts. Thurs
day he took his departure for Pitts
burg, and from thence will 90 to
the Worlds Fair and from there to
California to take his appointed place
IN the Regular Army.
Nicola Tesla claims to have discoy
cred the way of making light with
out heat, without wire or globes. He
expects to so perfect his discovery
or invention that he will be able to
sell the right to light town or a
house or single room as brightly
as daylight.
aave you tried South American
Nervine-the gem of the century ;
The great cure for Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant &.
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot
ties Is cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co, Druggists, ATiffiintown, Pa.
Nov. II, 1y.
Some nights ago thieves broke in
to the store of J. G. Conn & Bro, at
Spruce Hill, and stole clothing, shoes,
SO in C sh and United States mail
keys belonging to the post Office at
that place. 1t is believed that they
came to Port Royal with their booty,
for a haud-car of the Tuscarora Rail
road was missing from Spruce Hill
the next morning, and was found at
Port Royal.
A self sufficient ram came to town
on FRIDAY morning and soon had the
boys of the town on the alert to keep
out of the way of it's butting prociv-
tiles. 4 number Of older citizens
who were quietly pursuing their way
on the pavement were knocked near
ly double, tumbling off in one direc-
ton while their hat went off in ar
other. 1t was a handsome dandy
sheep, aud looked as if it might be
the Darby Ram Of the Clover Club of
the Quaker City on an excursion to
the country.
The Bloomfield Advocate relates
the following remarkable accident
John, aged Is years; son of David
Fry, of Center township, last Friday
evening started out hunting with a
musket, squirrel hunting. In going
through the peach orchard he reach,
ed up for a peach, when his gun fell
/ backward from his shoulder aud
turning completely over struck with
the hammer upon the ground. The
gun was dischal ged, and the load en-
tered the boys left leg Just above the
ankle making an ngly and dangerous
wound. The boy was 50 close to the
gun that its contents did not scatter
but went entirely into the leg, strik,
ing the bone and then scattering
He is getting along as well as can bC
expected, and unless some seriou:
complications arise, otherwise it vii
have to be amputated.