Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-07-24

Fourth Street.
The Pannabaker's Island annual
Harvest Home will be held on the
3rd Of August.
Miss Kate Thomas is home from
the eastern part of the State visiting
her parents near Oakland Mills.
Charles Thomas of near Philadel.
phia is visiting his parents in Fer.
managh township.
Juniata county was we'll represent
ed at the reunion of Perry county
people last Thursday at Montebello
Park, q place between Duncannon
and Bloomfield.
A correspondent of the Bloomfield
Times writing from Tyrone township
says:-The teachers of that district
''signed an agreement to teach siz
hours a day, twenty days a month
chop the wood, make the fire, find
the matches, sweep the house. &a.,
all for the muni6cent sum of twenty
and twenty-five dollars month
Six OF the teachers arc females, too.
"The horse millennium appears 10
have arrived. In the extreme west
the horse is not worth as much as q
sheep dog. The Stevenson Wash.
ington) Pioneer of June 10 says
'Skamania county people who visit
The Dalles these days usually bring
home a horse with them. Good
working horses are selling up there
at from 81 to IS a head"
Whenever you see man around
the streets and hear him talking
about moss-backs and fogies, you Car
set him down as being as the colored
man said, ''hollow in de but" That
is, he is a fraud some where in hi.
make up. Isn't level headed or ii
running skin game somewhere OF
someone. Keep your eye on th,
man that talks about moss backs anc
fogies.
Senator Quay was one of the firm
est workers in the United States Sen
ate when the Democracy under Cleve
lands lead, were doing their best t.
break down the manufacturing inter
ests of this country to level will
European manufacturing establish
ments. With his tariff speech h,
held the Democracy many days from
getting iu their werk of wreckin:
the industries of this country.
Three young men from Milfor'
township were arrested by constable
Nankivll in Patterson on Saturda,
evening for making themselves often
, sive in their rem marks toward peopl;
passing along the pavement. The,
were taken before Squire Wilson an
; the fine and costs that they were re
quired to pay will doubtless prove
lesson on proper conduct. The con
stable of this town will be called OF
some of these times to arrest. ill mar
nered and ignorant young men VIII
are in the habit of making themsslve
E offensive to people as they pass by O
the street and pavement.
On Sunday night or Monday morr
. ing thieves entered the L. Bank
!. drug store and stole money and C.
garetts. Entrance was gained b
means of an iron grate on the pave
t ment that had been left unclaimed
J. The thieves simply lifted this an
= entered the cellar Coming to tn
top of the cellar stairs and fndin
6 the door leading into the store ROOF
= locked. the lock was pryed loos,
= Having removed the last barrier
partial search of the store was cal
ried on. More than n dozen boxe
: Of cigaretts were taken from th
cases; a five dollar note from on
I cb ange drawer; another drawer tbs
contained money was partially force
open but something or somebod
, frightened the miscreants and the
left the ransacking of the store IL
complete and the change in the SCI
ond drawer.
: Margaret Bender, aged sixty -eigt
, years was seriously hurt by bein
thrown out of O wagon last Friday
Mrs. Bender and two other lad
; friends and grandson about 1
years old, drove in a spring wagon I
the Casner farm on the ridge west G
Ards Mill in Milford township 70
: berries. After gathering berrie
they started for town about 3 o'cloc
: p NJ. Miss Bessie Harris was dri,
: ing and Mrs. Bender was on the ses
by her side. Coming down the ridg
road by the Burchfisld peach orchart
the horse got fit to travel fast an
started on a full trot down the stee
road. Mrs. Bender grasped th
lines to help check the speed of tn
beast, and that was the last recollectio
she had of the occurrence till severa
: hours later when she was restored
. consciousness in William Roe's hous
r not far away. But the other occr
pants of the wagon were not serious
ly hurt and know what took place
, just when Mrs. Bender took hold c
the lines to help Bessie to hold tn
horse, the wagon had cotton 80 ia
to the side of the road that the hu
of front wheel struck post of
wire fence. The contact came 9
near bringing the wagon to q STAN
still, that the four occupants slid TO,
ward on the benches on which the
were seated against the dashboard
which broke off, and the people spill
ed out over the horse right and lef,
The boy turned somersault and Ii
. on his head, but was not seriousl
hurt. Mrs. Bender struck the wir
fence and passed half way through
lodged and hung by her body on tn
3 fence. To all appearance she wa