Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-09-05

bargains in shoes at Heck.s Aro
''on' every afternoon and evenino
The h. L. wagner's and n. p..
serson scrub nine played q oama 81 =,
6ase ball . few days 400 A. the ri.on ~
Score z to DIN favor of the WaGnar,s 49,
,a The Bloomfield Perry County Dem.
ocrat says:-Some of our subscr;hs-s
are are not treating us fairly. A num-
20. nave not paid us a dollar for sew.
= Sine" the coon season opened T.
T. Strayer's dog treed five econ .nd -
caught three possums and twc
sxunks' all of which passed int
Strayers game bag.
A disease that Secretary EDGE O,
the State Board of Health has nro
nounced incurable has broken On,
among cattle near Tyrone. Twenty.
hve cattle have died, and manv bays
been killed. A"'e
The electric threshine machine
mas been used with satisfaction in
Lehigh county this year Before
many years the farmer will tbresh
ms grain, saw his wood and churu
MS butter with an electric machine.
List of letters remaining uncalled
Tor IN the Post Office at Patterson
"a, September l. 1894: Gus Altner
Mrs. Eliza J Kelly. William Isen'
berg, Thomas Campbell, Mrs. s. NJ
Sellers. Florence Saunders, Alsipnot
G'nseppi: Postal Cards: Pietro Ga.
brlele, s. H. Annison.
The smoke of last week was an
pronounced that the old Indian Sum
mer man could hardly convince him.
self that it was not Indian Summer
time The old Indian Summer man
IS about convinced that the Indian
Summer haze is only smoke. common
smoke with which the Indian has
nothing to do.
List of Letters uncalled for re-.
naming in the post Office at .M,ffiin.
town. Pa. for the week ending Aug.
81, 1894 Rersons calling for letters
IN this list will please say they are
advertised. One cent will be charg.
ed for each letter advertised. c W.
Haslet. B. Isowawitz. Miss Nettie
Rhine, Miss Mary C. Sliker, F. J..
TIoxell, Miss Sarah B. Moore, Messrs.
Peters 4 Meese.
Merchant John Kirk of this town
has received letter from Captain
James Patterson, who tells him that
he and two of bis children went into
Ok ahama last spring with the rush,
and each succeeded in securing 16O
acres of land. The Captain was
raised in Tuscarora Valley, Juniata
and is Known to almost every
individual on the west side of the
river.
H"rm Howe and Charles Adams
at half past four o'clock one
last week to walk to Har-
risburg, distant so miles. In -
bours at half past four in ths even.
ing they were ut Duncaunon. 80
miles from this place. Tho IS miles
that interviewed between them and
Harrisburg looked like long road
They rued bargain: took the cars at
Duncannon and rode home that even
ng.
--f.suuen. from Bea,e says:
Last Wednesday night George B.
Foltz of Beale township was aroused
by noise in the room of his broth
er in-law, Mr. McParsons, of Hunt
ingdon county, who was visiting him.
Foltz hurried TO the rescue of his
brother in law. aud to his surprise
found him soundly asleep. However
be managed to awaken him. and
they two went out and cat two stout
clubs and then examined the prem
ises carefully. but found nothing of
a burglar like appearance. x
Jacob Parter of Beale had valuable
mare severely injured by a barbed
wire. The mare was in pasture and
got hind leg entangled in a piece
Of harbed wire that lay in the field
The wire canght on an apple tree and
the beast in trying to free itself cut a
leg to the bone half way round, near
the hook.
From the Snyder County Tribune,
Aug. 31:-Sam w. Haas, committed
suicide at Lykens on Saturday by
hanging himself to the limb of tree
in Odd Fellows cemetery, with a
couple of yards of picture cord The
deceased was born in Shamokin, and
was n clerk in the Northumberland
O.. National Bank at the time of its
failure. Some of our people will re
member him AS a witness in the Sny-
der county bank suit. He has been
in i'll health for some time and bis
mind was probably affected by his
illness which caused him to commit
the rash deed. On last
Monday, George Dobsor of Paxton
vile, met his death in most horri-
bic manner. He WAS employed at
the Touring mills at that place, and
by some means he was caught in the
betting and found he was dead, his
brain having been battered OUT by
his head coming in contact with
beam, one arm was entingled 10 the
spindle and broken at a number of
places. The body was divested of
every particle of clothing, even his
shoes being torn from his feet. The
was an Industrious single
young man about % years old.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Sheriff Lapp sold the properties