Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31
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The peach trees are in bloom in Flor
A Wisconsin girl saws wood for liv-


A Wisconsin girl saws wood for liv-
ing. tj CllEfII |--
One Chicago merchant hsd nine thou
sand stoves melted into one mass BY the
great FIRE. f.'7 100 -lt
Jo.eph Lemaitre, Frenchman. is be-
ing tried at Calais for having committed
twenty-.ine murders.
Three Texas gentlemen have made a.
rangements tor inclosing 1l5.o00 acres
of land in one body, for pasturage.
At the Newgate prison in England.
they still dog she prisoners this punish
men, oftens terminates in death.
1t is said that there are more brass
bands in Pennsyfvania than in any other
State in the Union
A long island chicken chief attempted
to ply his vocation in the vicinity of a
bull dog. His apctheea,y's bin asosrs-
ed to nearly S5l.
They have prairie wolves in the city
Of Des Moines, Iowa A short time
since Judge Nourse shot one within the
limits of the corporations. -I-.r
A little girl. when asked BY her mother
about suspicious little bites m tho sides
of a dozen choice apples, answered.
"Peihaps, mama, they may have been
frost bitten ...U ..
The Countess Won Eta wac arrested
at Hudson. n j., Tuesday for bigamy.
She married a man in Hobeken. month
ago, who now complains shat her bus
band, German Count, still lives m Ger
many.
A man who tried to evade paying his
fare from Boston to Maiden. was find
SIS and costs. amounting to s26.5O. The
man was intoxicated, but that plea is get
ting played out-he had 40 business to
be intoxicated.
An intoxicated man in ST. John's.
New Brunswick, recently entered q
church, went to sleep, woke up in the
middle of the sermon, persisted in sing
ing Old Hundred at that inappropriate
time, aud after severe Mbor was erected.
A deserted shop in Pittsheld, Mass,
boasts Of an anvil that ha. done duty
for more than three hundred years. and
is as sound to-day as it was in 1888.
when Ellweed Pomeroy welded the pom
derous horse shoes for the Stuarts.
In French Court, recently, as a wit
ness was about to give in his testimony, y,
the Advocate rerrarked: II wish to
remark to the Court thas sfris witness is
entitled to entire confidence. as he bas
not had time to consult his lawyer"
In the Ohio House. on the 22nd res-
olution was offered asking Congress 70
grant sloc bounty to each soldier of the
late war who enlisted for three years,
but was discharged before ths expiration
of two years for sickness or disability.
Alvin E. Anderson, of Sunderland,
Mass, did so mean shing as to csrse tho
arrest Of his mother on a trumyed-u mp
charge Of stealing his shovel and tongues.
The justics dismissed the case with a
sharp reprimand of the rD6laI son.
The following notice appeared in re-
cent issue of the New York SIM This
is to certify that ! left my husbands
bed and board for the reasons that be
does not know how to treat wife, is
brutal and so ignorant that he cannot
spell my name Philopenna Dressell.'
An orator, in husky voice said: "In
short, ladies and gentlemen, l can only
wish l had window in my bosom, that
you might zee the emotions of my heart. ="
The newspapers all printed the speech,
leaving the IN" out of window He
was taken somewhat aback when 10
read it
A girl si1teen years, took up posi-
ton in chair opposite the door of the
Grand Dukes room. in ST. Louis. deter
mined to see Alexis. For thirteen hours
che kept faithful watch, when she was
driven away by the cruel hotel keeper.
without having her innocent wish graft
fed.
This queer bit Of news appears in the
Columbia, (Ohio) .Satsman : ave have
distressing rumor that the wife of a
man living in Worthington. while kick
ing at her husband during domestic
row on Saturday last. struck her little
girl in the abdomen with such force that
death followed in few minutes.
IL is given to some women to zee a
point clearly and state it comprehensive
ly-for instance, an Iowa woman con-
cludes sensible article against woman
suffrage thus Pointedly: "You may look
at this matter in whatever light you will
but simmer it down, and it is but quar-
rel with the Almighty that we are not
all men,"
Chignons are being put to new use
W. Z. Gwina, a merchant Of Sioux City.
Iowa. had been trying to defraud his
creditors, who finally went to his house
armed with a search warrant. They
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