Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-12-04

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As.ssmi. .h... ssd,Jaa j .. Sand -AeJs..y.
that Lake Erie will dry up in about IS.
500 years.
A1little girl in Coraey county. Kan
sas. was bitten by aivicious colt the 9TH
er day, and died in few hours.
! A Minnesota ran. w6o beteu Greeley
had to roll in the mud from one side of
the street to the O.hcr I II IL q
1t is estimated that 1000 900 of ,hogs
%ill be packed this year in the Uuited
States.gI st ,.il'e'r BIZ 2I5iigJ =
1t takes sos 600 600 nails annually to
shoe the horses OF Great Britain aud Ire;
land
By recent law in New Hampshire a
woman divorced from her hus band can
again assume her maiden name
1t is said that iron is good tonic for
debilitated young ladies'. That may be
80, but ironing is a better one.
Lackawanna Valley Hotel in Scranton
was burned on the 9th. Los-, s75, 1000
A fellow in Lock Haven has been Jug
ged for not supporting his family.
Nearly all the Klowa, Apache. and
Comanche Indians are returning to their
reservations apparently satisfied that
peace with the whites is the best policy
for them to pursue.
1t will require. according to estimate
just made, ten million Elk hundred and
fifty thousand dollars to run the govern
ment of New York city during the next
year.
A fire at Centralia, Pa, on the Goth
inst, destroyed Eve buildings. including
three stores, the Western Union TeIe-
graph Office. and Piper's Hotel. Loss,
$4,000. Partially Insured
A New Bedford bride and bride groom
on their wedding tour were taken from
the station to the hotel in BOSTON in
hack drawn by oxen with white ribbons
on their horns!
The Italian government is determined
to suppress durling and has sentenced
two noblemen to imprisonment, one for
year the other for three months. for in
dulging in the passtime. FCsfF
A little girl on her way to school at
Bombey Hook, Del. was recently chas-
ed by bear which had escaped from
his keeper, but threw him her dinner and
managed to escape while he was eating
Mrs Bergin at Newark, o. hid s45O
in the ash pan in the stove on leaving
home 80 that it would escape burglars. I
Her bus band came home. siarted a fire,
and the greenbacks were converted to
ashes.
Mrs. Moore, an industrious woman of
Topeka, Kan, earned money enough to
support good for-nothing husband and
bring niece to live with them. The
husband elopcd with the niece and she is
now nicely rid of both. s7vFg,ca7
One hundred and three thousand dol.
lars have already been raised in Phila.
delphia alone for the family of the heroic
General Mead. and this large sum is
made up by the rol3sfrry contributions
IF Republicans and Democrats.
Henrietta Frickle, after assisting to
make the wedding cake for her approach.
ng marriage. at st Louis, few days
ago. went out and. drowned herself in a
pond. where her body was found floating d
ast Thursday morning week.
A Japanese gentleman of great enter
,riss aud Immense. fortune, is looking
.bout in Western Missouri for the right
pot to establish an industrial town of bis
:ountrymen He calculates to bring over
It first about five hundred men.
The cultivation of the white poppy for
he production of opium is said to be
Meeting with marked success in Tenness-
e The plants are larger and more Wig.
rous, aud the capsules from.two to ten
lines as large as those from the impor.
ed seed. - ssoaT7;ss'-
Nine bodies have been recovered from
be ruins Of the fire in Boston, and FIVE
them were identified. Nineteen bodies ,
opposed to be buried in the ruins, are I
till missing. The contributions to the :
Harvard College fund now amount to S
100000.
In the Court eff Common Pleas at Har. :
sburg on the 26th inst. the Evans case =
as again called up. A continuance was
'ked for ON the ground Of the serious |
lness of Mr.. Evans. and was resisted BY a
ttorney General Brewster, who stated :. q
at the Commonwealth are entitled to a
ial The court ruled in favor of a con-
nuance, providing. however, that the
se should never again be postponed for I
C same cause. 71-Tsa's E''of