Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-05-10

uaso eiocteQ Hev- ~. II.
Freeman of Scranton as their minis
ter.
McClure's advice to "Take the
Sunny Side" will soon be reversed in
the Large towns. The advice will
be Take the Shady Side
1t is said that the heirs OF Charles
Abraham Brosius, who died in Read
ing in 1892 have fortune OF S32,
100000 awaiting them in Germany.
The Rebekahs will hold a festival
in Hollobaughss Ice Cream Garden
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings. the 18th, 10Th and Goth, Of
May.
Henry Stambaugh, the owner of
the island has been lining the farm.
The lime he bought from his neph-
ew Harry Stambaugh in Fermanagh
township.
Mozart Hall in Thompsontown, is
to be the scene of an entertainment
by local troup on the evening of the
18th inst A large turn out Of people
Is expected.
The number OF delegates in the
Republican State Convention, at
Harrisburg this Wednesday, is 25l,
every county in the Commonwealth
being represented.
Snyder county people, that live
along Pine creek not far from
its mouth, are rejoiced over the be-
lief that a-vein of coal has been found
in the bluff OF the stream.
Young ladies in ali the towns, "of
any size" excepting Mifiiintown, wear
eye glasses, and most of men in 9TH
er towns wear plug hats, when they
shave their Sunday go-to- meeting
clothes on
Barker, is tn. family name of the
Judge that sentenced ''Old John
Brown" to be hanged. Judge Bar
ker va. in Washington q few days
sgo, and attracted a great deal of
attention.
Jscob Gardner a youth aged 16
ye.r. jumped Of a freight train a
few days ego .t Miller.town Perry
county, and by doing so got both hi.
feet under the cars. 4 doctor am
put.ted the feet.
It will require three years Of good
management on the part of the bor-
ough authorities, to get out of debt.
The fathers were wiser than they
knew when they limited the tax rate
of the borough TO mills.
4 young lady in Reading, by mis-
tske put epsoIn salts in some biscuits
into which she intended to put bak-
ling powder. The effect upon the
family was not OF serious nature
but it '.livened them up, and scared
them badly.
They were seated on the sofa
where they had been for four long
hours. Augustus, doyou know why
you remind Of the Chinese!' "No,
| sd,.re.s, why?" @Because you won't
go" The meeting then adjourned
sine die.-Cticago Tribune.
The county Sabbath School Con
vention will be held il the church oi
the United Presbyterians, at Nc
coysville. The congregation or rath
er, the session OF the congregation
require the convention to use tht
, Psalms in singing during the sessions
Of the convention.
The Philadelphia Record believes
s that ''there j, good deal OF sent
! mental nonsense written about th'
barbarian Of TIE whipping post es
, punishment for crime. There ar,
some criminal, 80 brutal as to b
senitire only through their hides, anC
for such the lash j. not only desirable
bat necessary. Il. use could be ez
: tended with good results"
List OF letters remaining in tn
4lifiintown, Pa., postofice not calle'
for May Let, 1882. Persons askin;
for letters in tai. list please say the.
: are advertised:
Clair, John. Kiunp, Annie B.
. Coniey, Vm. c. EcGinni,, G. ".
/. Dolby, Mis-, Rebecka. Willoughby, IL. ".
D FoeIeman, Susan. POSTAL CARDS.
Huber. Jacob. Cohen, ".
I Kramer, Miss Sadie. Mllliken, Miss Annie
+ WI. RODGERS, p. N