Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-12-12

1uo Do A0yUc8uo o. IL
comber 8. aAyo: = Whilo In the
baRn-y1rd laGt WednsDday even
ing, Alfred, . son ef D. W. Brun-
~ q Centre township, Was It
tecked by > vicious hull and toas
ed over the fence. The brute
jumped the fence and attacked the
prossrate victim, sinking its horn
Into his back and penetrating up
wards about four inches, but fort
pnately escaping any vital part.
The enraged animal had to be driv.
On OF with pitchforks. The young
man is getting along a. we'll as
could be expected.
Samuel 81. Rollman was stricken
with apoplexy about noon on the
9Th inst, while at work in the
Scholl carriage factory, where he
had been employed in the wood
work department about q quarter
Of . century. Harry Casner and
Corbet Pannabaker were in the
room when he sank from his work
bench to the floor. Pannabaker
asked him, "where are you sick. !"
He said, "in the head" He inn
mediately proposed taking Mr..
ROllman home, but he said, emo!
don't, it will frighten my wife,"
His tongue then became 80 paral-
lied that he could not articulate
distinctly. Mr.. T. w. Auker came
in with an armed chair and a blan-
ket, and he and two SONS Reuben
and Guy, and Harry Casner, plac-
ed the stricken friend in the chair
and carried him home, while Cor
bett Pannabaker hastened for a
doctor. DIR. Lucian Banks and
DR.. William Banks hastened to the
ROllman home, but the patient was
beyond the relief of the PHYSICIANS
art If Mr.. Rollman had lived to
the first of next April, he would
have reached his 5Oth birth day.
He was one of the few remaining
men of that age, born in this town.
He was a member of the MethO-
dist church; the leader of the
choir, and great singer and an
active participant in all the relig-
ious exercises of the church. His
funeral took place on Sunday af-
ternoon from the Methodist church.
Interment in Union cemetery. .,
A thief or thieves made a raid
on DR.. Holman's house and office
in Patterson last Friday night.
The DIR. seems to be an object for
the loose members of society to
take a shi at. Some of these times
it would not be a surprise if some
one is caught and then they'll
wish they had led a better life.
How many months it is that "a bull
let was shot into the front window
of the Dr's Office cannot be recall
ed. The DIR. was standing that
time inside the room in the direc-
tion of the course of the bullet, but
he escaped without harm to person
or property, excepting the bullet
hole in the window glass. He was
not hurt by the thieves last Friday
night. They did their work 50
quietly that he did not hear them.
They did not enter the house by
the window with a bullet hole in it,
but they went onto the porch on
the riverside to a window that had
the fastening laid back and pushed
up the window and stepped in.
Squire VIM. Groninger says the
people in North Dakota do not
lock door or window at night.
Possibly the DR.. was trying to in
the Dakota fashion on
windows and doors. But be that
as it may when the thieves found
themselves inside the house, they
it and found the Dr's sill
verware and his over coat, and
went to the cellar and found the
bread and other good things to eat,
and brought the good things to
the Office and had lay out there
for the inner man. But before
they did that they dispensed with
the Dakota open door fashion and
locked the door that lead from the
Office into the da elling house. 1t
is conjectured that they thought it
possible for the Doctor to appear
upon the scene and create trouble.
By locking the door between office
and dwelling house they could
partake of the stolen meal unmO-
lestedly. The robbery was not
discovered until in the morning
when the DIR. and his family came
down stairs The thieves left no
traces behind by which they may
be identified.
MCALISTERVILLE NUGGETS.
Now that the winter has come,
we feel more than ever like having
the railroad at Mifflintown COM
pleted. -
Leo shellenberger is out Of a
number of hams that someone of
the long fingered fraternity filched
out of his cellar.
A party for young people was
given at Mr.. Allen Copenhaver's
on the evening of the 9Th inst
Farmers in Fayette township are
importing bran from Chicago. l.
A saw-mill has been placed in
the timber of the o. G. Offender
fer tract.
MHRRTED.