Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-07

st Shamokin Pa, struck for an advance of
l0cts on q car.
Mrs. James Thompson. died at her home
IN Mexico, last Saturday. Interment in the
u T. graveyard at Mexico, on Monday.
Mrs. Thompson's maiden name WAS Giifjllsn
Garibaidithe Italian Liberator is dead.
he was romantic and semi heroic char.
acter. good soldier, but failure in all the
peaceful pursuits Of life. He was born at
Nice in 1906.
1he Sacrament of the Lords supper will
be celebrated in the NJ. E. church next ab.
bath. The presiding elder of the district
will be present. Preparatory services on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
On Thursday, June 1st inst, Rev.
David Moist died at bis home near
this borough. He was born on the
18th day of May, 1903 in Berks coun-
ty, and came with his father to this
place in 1911. Interment in Union
Cemetery June 3, 1882.
Rev. Mr.. Long from Center county preach
ed the funeral sermon in English from
Revelation, chapt. xiv, serse 10. find I
heard roice ON heaven soying unto me.
Wrile, Blessed are the dead ,chich die in the
Lord from henceforth, Yea, saith the Spirie
that they may rest from their labors, and
their arork' 90 foiioU them.
Mr.. Longs serraon was followed by a
sermon in German BY Rev. Abram Book of
Fermanagh township, from the same text,
A Bloomfield man named J. W. Kline.
peter, was arrested and held TO answer ,t
court few days ago on the "charpe of
manning dumb animal" A number NJ
COWS that are allowed TO run at large broke
iuto his wheat field, and he took a muskat
and sent a load of shot into one of ,be
COWS, and for that he was arrested for crue,.
ty To animals.
Last Friday, Harry Cross, a small hoy
living in Patterson, bated his hook and c,,,
his line Ia the riye., i short dis,apc, sh.v.
the machine shup, on the Patterson side ot
the stream. lie then Set his rod. His
fishing tackle was not long in that condi.
uon, I'LL Ihe rod WAS pulled into the water.
aud propelled out iuIo tho stream. The
Doy called Tor aid. Edward Srrayer went to
the rvscue oI tue property oi his friend. He
tovk a sSin aud gave chase; the rod ken,
anead oi hIn Ivr quite a distance. He over.
took II nrar The Island shore and landed in
the boat large bass. The fish weighed
iVur pounds anu a half.
Reporls nom the west, has it that
frdiiA Jainos VIII reform, ana durlnp
The iemlinuer OF his lie refrain lru.,l
ropoipS panhS, stages and ra.llroad
passenger Trains, Ii tne Governors oi
-,Iinncso.i, Missouri, Iexas and Ar.
ki.nsas pi.ruon nln ot past onenses.
Is ne pcnlienJ, or Is lie scared! uu
der The Law now can Z man that has
never Deem Convicted ami Sentenced,
ue pIrdoned
"Ihey We're engaged to be married
and called each o,lIer by Inelr nrst
names, Iom ana Fanny, and he Was
teiihS her now lie nau always liked
Tue iii,iiie oI Fanny ailo now IL sound
ell Ike Ihuoic Iii his ears. II llRe the
nane So weii, LIE auued, as "a SORT of
cilhciler u the arr Su.nenl, THAT wneu
sister amy asAod Inc u naine her
pet LerrIrr L at once called 1t Clara.
alter You, Iiedrest. A" don't tu,nk
was very NICE, said the 1air girl.
uolnS away nom uIm. How would
yuu Lac u lave IA dog named after
yoa! "Wuy that S noCulng," said
ioui, auliy; ''haif the cats IN the
country ale named after me- They
don { speak now.-.7non.
A few days ago editor Bonsall and
clothing ineIch..nt Harley both sat
on Tie porcn OF the house of the lat
Ter, wnen BonsaIl said, listen Har.
~ do you hear that bird Il do SAID
har.ey. Where Is 1t asked Bonsail'
Over on Mrs. Wilson's tree" respond
Ell The mercnant, and both men sat
enrapGded, looking across the street
at ihe tree. The ullls grew louder
ana DeiuIe they realized a man walk
ed by and the song of the bird came
from another direction. 1t was the
man that walked by that initiated the
song OF the bird. 1t was the musical
ear vi the editor that caught the first
notes of the sweet sound. Most ali
editors have an ear for music. Law
yers sometimes have an ear for mu-
bic, and that Is how it came that the
same human warbler that entranced
Bonsali and Harley, caught the ear
OF editor McGee OF Bloomfield and
lawyer SponsIer of the same place.
Inc bird singing man came to the
town Just named and passed along
the streets warbl;ng sweetly, the en-
rapturing notes fell upon the musi-
cal ear of editor McGee; he would
not enjoy the music alone; he needed
sympathetic musical company to fill
up the measure OF enjoyment and
forthwith he fastened to lawyer
Sponsler and got him away from dry
law books to hear the singing bird
The music that thrilled them was
made by the same man that Bonsall
and Harley listened to.
A great gathering of S. S. workers
like that at far famed Chautauqua,
but much more accessible, is some
thing in which our local readers are
interested. and We therefore give them
some particulars concerning the As
seinbly to BIZ held at the new religious
summer resort, Mountain Lake Park,
said to be one Of the finest grounds
for the purpose on the Continent. 1t
is near the summit of the Alleghenies,
200 feet above sea level, fronting on
the B. & o. R. r. mile and half
in the form of broad grassy meadow
threaded by the Younghegeny River,
1 f.o,x, x,-h,,h <ha mound r,sac nv GT1e-