Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-10-18

TIE south side Of tie Island d
Ceram wae up -heayed by an earth
qnake last week. Fns- thousand
people lost their lives in the calam-
| ity. An earth quake is said to bt
an effort of nature to produce a vol
canO, but the certain cause of the
earth quake is not known, and il
Known the perplexity would be tG
find something to prevent it.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
If you want soup houses and in
dustrial calamity go to the poles
and vote the democratic ticket. II
you want industrial prosperity 60
to the poles and vote the republi-
can ticket. You know what you
got when you elected Cleveland
You got reduced pensions; you got
out of work; you got hard times
and general business.and industrial
prOstratiOn.
The South Fork Cambria County
Bunting Club ai. camped in the
Narrows, between Miffiintown and
Lewistown. The members of the
club are n. G. Stineman, DR.. Gao r
Glass, Frank Price. w. B. Bartley
J G. Murphy. DR.. Geo. A. Slick, Sam
Howard, Sol. w. Freser, Sanford
Treece, j. L George, VIM. Harris
Espy Platter, G. N. Grouse, A. B.
Brown, w. J. Stineman.
John Schwope has killed 103 wild
cats in Huntingdon county. four OF
this number having been killed since
July. On Monday morning OF las,
week Mr.. Schwope brought in three
gray foxes, Elk minks, three skunks
five oppossums and one coon. In
1886 the county paid this old trappel
300 for scalps of trapped animals
In addition to this hs realiz ID a
handsome sum for the hides, which
he tans himself
Edward Heisley, of Marysville
went into the mountain to hunt chest
nuts on the Oh inst that was on
Friday. His friends became alarmed
when he failed to return in the even
ing. Ga Saturday searching parties
roamed the mountain. On Sunday
hundreds Of men took part in the
search. He was found on Sunday
evening on the Cumberland county
side of the mountain, in a health Y
state, but hungry.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The BOres lived unmolestedly and
contentedly till gold and diamonds
were found in their country, and
then the outsider, with the British
in the lead, crowded into their
country. The outsider engaged in
all kinds of business, invested in
property, and are the heaviest tax
payers, but with little other rights
than to own property and pay
taxes. The result of the war will
be the BOres will be whipped and
lose CONTROL of the government. II
O. p. Knouse and George w.
Kramer, had a threshing machine
engine blown to pieces last Satur
day night. The explosion was
heard two miles. The engine was
placed at the barnsof Joseph Smith
in Fayette township, about half
past five o'clock ON Saturday even
ing, for the purpose of thrashing
there on Monday morning. There
was thirty pounds of steam on
when the hands left the place.
Shortly after work the explosion
took place. Loss about eight hun
dred dollars.
By the latest report of the Agricui-
tural Department, the potato crop il
the Uoited States is large one, be
ing sc pr cent. lacking IA per cent.
of full crop. The United States is
50 large cou'try that the failue of
crop in state or two does not
effect the market price. The potato
crop in Juuiata county is not large,
it is the smallest in a Lumber of
years. The Colorado potato is said
to be the best potato, owing to the
irrigation that is necessary to pro.
duce it.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
Philadelphia Times.-Greensburg,
October 1l-Samuel Moore, Of Juni-
alta county, created terror at Nav
Florence to-day. He became violent
ly insane and made murderous at
tacks on a number of citizsns. Cur
tin Geary was struck on the head
with s.one thrown by tie :nadnan
and severely Injured w. II. Howell,
a Plttsburg travelling man, was at
tackled by No re and af er desper-
ate fight got away. Others were
slightly hurt.
Moore was tied hand and foot and
brought to tLis place by Constable
West.
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. S-A jury in
the Shawnee court decided yesterday
that girl is not ntitied to damages
for injuries sustained through O
friendly hand shake.
Sarah Noriin sued Charles Eckst-
rom for SS. 1000 damages. She claim
ed that he shook her hand SO hard
that si e fell and broke her leg. Eek
storm admitted that be shook her
haud very enthusiastically, being So
pleased at again meeting her, but
without intention to do her harm. and
said that he bad pad her doctors
bill. The jury thought that was
enough, and rendered judi dsment in
his favor.