Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-02-19

Philadelphia, all for 1915 at Hess,
Photo Studio, Miffiintown, Pa.
For RENT. Store room and dwell.
ing. Location North Main street
For particulars inquire of f. W
Noble. Miffiintown, Pa.
FoR RENT-Store room and dva,,
ing house. or store room seperate
The dwelling house has seven rooms
Ca'' on Joseph Adams, Sr., Washing.
ton street.
FARMERs.-We will take all tba
eggs and chickens you want to snare
IN exchange for clothing. and nav
You market prices for the same.
HoLIoBAuen & Son
A night or two ago valuable horse
ofC. b Groninger of Port ROYAL in
a high life kicking exercise in the
stable, ran a splinter Of stall board
In its abdomen from the effects of
which it died the next day.
Early last Sunday morning Toun.
tain Martin and William TroxwelI.
confined in jail at Monticello, Ky..
for barn burning. were taken out hy
mob and Martin was lynched. tt
was the intention to hang rroxyeu.
but be could not DO found amidst the
darkness.
A despatch from Washington. D.
G., last Saturday says:-A conscience
contribution of $l6. had that day
besn received from Mifflintown, Pc.
1t is commendab'e thing when q
man makes good a mistake. The
average man will not do that when
the mis- axe is in his favor.
Schlatter the Colorado healer. is
not the first man to use the hsnd-
ksrchief. Masomet required every
Pilgrim visiting Mecca to purchase
five handkerchief and get them con.
secrated. The revenue from the
hendkerchiefs was large. and the
manufacturers of handkerchiefs made
money rapidly IL Mahomet's king
dom.
This is court week in Perry
county. On Monday evening Judge
Lyons committed William A. Spon-
sler to prison for contempt. Spon-
sler was committed for contempt Of
Court in not paying as the Court
had ordered to Ephriam Clouser
an lnsana veteran, and collect
ed over $4,000 of Clouser's mon
oy for which he failed to account.
SP9nsler was sent to Jail till he clears
himself of the contempt Sponsler
was President Of the Perry County
Bsnk, the time 1t Was wrecked.
Mrs. Amelia E. Deyeling, died st
the home Of her husband, Jnnss ".
Develipg at Lock Haven on the even-
ing of the 9th inst, aged So years.
Mrs. Dwelling was in her usual good
health when she retired that evening.
But soon after retiring Sc soughed
in such peculiar way, that a dGugh-
ter's attention was drawn, and she
asked, .tnoih=r are you sick" The
mothar said ''Eo." Then there was
another cough, AID again the da1gh-
ter asked, mother are you sick. +"
Mrs Develing said, 'yes, am sick"
Mr. Deye!ing and oil the family were
called, and 8 doctor summoned, but
within 90 minutes her spirit lad left
its tenement OF clay and winged lis
way TO the better world. AIRS, Dev-
cling leaves husband and three
daughters il deep bereavement. STE
was born in Juniata county. Fer
father YVES Rev. David Nsysrs well
known in his day and generation in
this county. She aud Mrs Fisher,
wife Of DIR. Fisher of McAisterville
and Mrs. Washington McAlister Of
Fayette township were sisters. Mr..
Samuel Meyers of this town Was q
brother
Some days ago while at din
ner, Margaret Irwin, the three
year old daughter of bank cashier
T. V. Irwin. complained. and said
tope had lodged in her throat.
The omplaint Of the child WAS i'm :
mediately attended to and the throat
was apparently cleared OF all obstruc-
lion. But with all that she took sick
sud VISA afflicted With fever and
cough, and at one time it was believ-
ed she could not live. She was under
the medical treatment of her grand
uncle. DR.. David 81. Crawford. By
skillfui treatment whatever compli-
cations had erissn IL the case dis
appeared, and tie trouble in the
| throat alone remained to contend
with. All the while tho doctor ap
pretended that foreign substance
had been drawn into and lodged in
the wind pipe in the taking of food.
To definitely learn the trouble
in the throat, an operation was de
termined upon. Last Thursday, Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin and the afflicted
daughter with DR.. Crawford went to
Philadelphia. aud on Friday after
noon au operation was made and 8
small fiat piece OF turkey bone five
eiqhth of an inch in length and three
eighth in width was discovered and
removed from the throat from IL un
der tho vocal cords. A silver tubs
was inserted, and the incision made
BY the surgeons knife in the larnyz
was closed, close around the si-vel
tube, which will be removed al ths
proper time, when the parts are heal
ed. The child is doing as well as car
be expected. The little patient stil
remains there, awaiting the healing
of the wound and Improvement be
fore being brought home. DIR
Crawford, who has retm ned has th'
thin lamina of bone in his possession
We sincerely hope that the unfortu
nate little sufferer may be fully re
: stored and spared to her anxious Pa
! rents, relatives and friends.