Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-26
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Was to change my m idea same.
And SO I made m aim
Al him, and won my game,

AZ MN, and won my game,
And changed and made a name.
The Lebanon county court requires
Jurors to be in on time, if they are
not they forfeit full DAYS paw.
How is it with the court. when i is
not IN on time? does it fine itself,
NoTrcG-At the re Iaest of a nun
Der OF subscribers in arrears mora
than one year, the time for the nav
ment OF arrearages has been extended
to the 18th day OF May. 1882. After
that date a bill viii be sent to all per-
SONS that are in arrears more than
one year.
Thomas Sulouff. dil his best To
break Texan pony, to work in the
shafts OF a buggy, last Friday and
the pony did its best to keep itself
from working nicely. The animal
kept on at Its antics till it broke q
shaft, and then it was unhitched
The Bloomfield .7drocate saws .sThe
court has issued an order prohibiting
all persons from occupying the space
In the cour. house known as the bar.
except lawyers, court officers and
persons Immediately connected with
business before the courts.
A young hocsa owned by Mr.,
Charlotte Sny ler in Port Royal ran
away with number of Mrs. SNYDER
friends in a buggy. The occupants
OF the buggy were severely hurt and
the vehicle was broken.
Harvey Yeakly has engaged in the
manufacture Misunderstanding drinks.
He manufactures superior quality
OF Mineral Water, Ginger Ale. Sarsa-
pariila, Birch Beer, Tonic Beer and
Apple Nectar. All orders promptly
filed. Address Harvey Weakly Mi
fiintown Juniata co., Penna.,
If you want nice pair of Ladies' french
Kid ,lccs 60 to H,ck's.
Up in Orbisonia. Huntingdon the
other evening at a wedding a lady
presented broom TO the bride. On
the handle was paper and on the
paper the following was written,
This trihins gilt accept from ME.
its Use I would comnend-in sun
shine use the bushy part, in storms
the other end
If you want a nice pair of fine boots
made TO order, go to Heck's.
The members of Lieut., d. H. vii
son, Post No. 134. G.. A. R.. intend
opening their room on THURSDAY
evening next, for the purpose of
an opportunity to our coun-
try friends, who may be in attendance
Mt Court, to call and see what a neat
place of meeting the ''boys" have
viii be made to have
the Post Band there. and enliven the
occasion with first class music.
Isaac Kepler aged about 20 years.
resting about quarter of mile
west OF 1hompsontovn station. was
run over by the westward bound mail
tram at noon on Saturday. He was
killed mile east of Tuscarnra sta
ton The train that ran over him
was stopped. and his remains were
brought to this place Snd after iien-
were sent to Thompsontown
station on a train at half past one
o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
If you want a nice pair of Ladies toe box
kid bntton shoes go to Heck's.
The festival held in the Mickey
in Patterson, last FRIDAY
and Saturday evenings. to raise mon
ey to pay debts owed by the Luther
an congregation, was success in
every particular. Two hundred and
one dollars, clear of all expenses was
raised. A quilt with over 400 names
ON it was voted for. in the name of
J. c. Thompson and James Drake.
received the highest num-
Der of votes and carried off the ulilt.
Previous to last Thursday. the
water in Lost Creek was so clear
that fish in it could be plainly seen.
Men and boys that love to fish.
caught many suckers by hooking
them: their method is to fasten three
hooks to wire and the wire to
pole, as fishing line is fastened to a
pole. by the pole the hooks are guild
ed to the head or side of the fish and
a quick upward jerk fastens the fish
on the hook.
The Lewistown Sentinel says: last
week we noted the fact that Samuel
Lantz, Esq. of Belleville, had carried
a barlow knife in his pocket since
1858. Samuel Parker, near Mt.
Rock Mills. can make a better report
He has a large double-bladed pocket
knife which he has carried in his
pocket since 1914. and he says he
has taken the skin off of many
deer with it in the Seven mountains
during the last thirty-five years. He
has also a coffee mill purchased at
Franciscuss store in 1912, when the
store was only a small shop, and the
coffee mill has ground a pound Of
coffee every week since that time,
and never yet received any repairs,
with indications that it will last for
several years to come.
The Bugle Notes offspring.
Now Winter, on his ice-house car,
Is rattling north. o'er crag and scar;
The thrush and blsckbird CHEEKY sing,
Blowing the bugle notes of Spring
Saying, ssComing! coming. coming.
The Spring is coming, man, to theel'
I've heard for many year. ah me,
Those bugle notes, so wild and free;
And tho each year its wrinkle throws,
That music aye the sweeter grows,
Saying, .Comiagl comingl coming!
Perennial youth 1 bring with me.''