Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-03-16

through Its swift current.
Jacob Slautterbsck, a first-rate blscs
smith, will locate, and open shop at Van
Vert about the first of April.
Timbers for the rebuilding of the rive
bridge have been brought to town. aRd III
exact distance between piers measured.
The occupation of the early garden ha
been seriously interfered with this seaso
by the sswinter lingering in the lap O
I spring"
4 great snow storm, that blockaded trave
in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and othe
Western States prevailed on Saturday. III
18th inst.
When you feel cough or bronchial afrec
tion creeping on the lungs, take Aver
Cherry Pectoral, and cure it before it be
comes incurable.
Rev. Ir. Berry's meeting st Arch Rock
school house, in Fermsnagh township, has
closed. Result-about a dozen new mem
bcrs have been added to the church.
an exchange SAYS: The Supreme Court
has decided that taxpayers have right to
work on; their road tax, and the supergi-
sors have no right to a percentage on the
taxes as worked out.
Mr.. James IRWIN and wife were away TO
Shade Gap, Huntingdon county, few days
last week, to see an old friend, Mr.. II. C.
Robinson, who expects soon TO 60 across
the sea TO the old country
John 5. GraybilI has sold his farm near
Var Vert, IN Walker township, TO John
Hickman for SS,so0.OO. The farm con-
tains l05 acres, and was formerly known as
The Benz Imin Weidman farm.
Take back the love thou gavest me, -
she sang. il was love of q bonnet, but
didn't match her complexion, and she want
ed him TO exchange it for one that did
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Two young men from Altoona viii ever
the Inauguration OF President
Garfield with shudder. They drank liquor,
were drugged by Washington liquor sellers,
and robbed of money and clothing.
Daniel D. Domer, Of the Shamokin
Times, was seriously hurt, in the wreck Of
the passenger train on the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad, when coming from the
1t was the same train that
Mr.. Hayes was on.
Recorder Ito witness with bandaged head,:
:. Did he have any provocation when he struck
sou 20 Witness-s.He may have had some
thing of the kind consayled about his per-
son. but it was brick be struck me Wild"
Boston Globe.
On Friday of last week, the pupils of the
First School in Patterson presented their
filed with paper and envelopes, silk hand
kerchief, moustache cup and saucer, and a
set of glassware. All Of the articles were
Of the finest quality.
The man who takes a county paper, reads
il, and pays for it, is never among the VIC
Tins of gas that escapes from the gas pipes
in his room in city hotel where be may
stop when away from home. He has learned
in his country home from the papers that
gas should be turned out, not blown out.
The Huntingdon Journal - Large
numbers Of apple trees iu different parts of
the country have been discovered to be
split on the one side from the roots to the
limbs. 1t is supposed that the extreme
of the trees froze during the cold
weather, and expanding burst the tree.
There were four bidders for the rebuild
ing of the Newport bridge. One of the
bidders was from Philadelphia the bid was
s5.O87. The three other bids were by Per-
ry county men, and were Si,5e5, S4,495,
and 81 800. The latter bid too the bridge.
The contractor is Joshua A. Swesger-
The following are the tax collectors ap-
pointed for 1881: Beale, Robert lnnis; Mil
ford, Abram Partner; TuscarOra, James
Loudon; Lack, T. II. Caruihers; Spruce
Hill. Noah Esh; Turbett, Samuel McAeen;
Port Roval, Jos. Stimufell; Patterson, Viii
liam Hartman; MIffiintown, C. b. Horning;
Isaac Pofenbergeri Fsyette,
James McCauley; Monroe, John G. Shell
Ienberger; susquenanna, Uriah Frymoyer;
Delaware, a. ii. KuItz; Walker, Michael
Coldren.
The Baltimore american discovers that
Baltimore girls are the prettiest because of
the climate and of the food they eat. Ohio
girls, it SAYS, eat pork and sauefkraut, Mas
sachusetts girls eat Goldfish balls, Virginia
ginia girls eat bacon and greens, the Gulf
States girls eat gr;Inbo, New Hampshire
girls eat pie and doughnuts and Kentucky
girls eat bluegrass beef, and yet all these
are prettier than the girls of Europe. But
the Baltimore girls eat oysters, terrapin,
duck, bay nackerel and soft
shell crabs, all productive of beauty.
The Huntington Journal writes of case
of sore affection as follows: Mrs. Sarah
Henry, wife of Russell Henry, died at her
in this place, on Sunday night.
The deceased was the daughter of Mr.. John
Johnston, of our town, who seems to have
more than his share of trouble. On Tues
day, while preparations were in progress for
the burial of bis daughter, he received
telegram informing him of the death of his
son, Blair, who has been an inmate
of the Insane Asylum at Harrisburg, Tor
some time past. His remains were brought
to this place on Wednesday evening, and
consigned to their final resting place on Gem
etery Hill. Out of family OF four chill
dren he has but one left, the others having
all died within the past eighteen months.
We sympathize with our old friend in his
sore affection.