Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-03-22
SHORT LOCALS.

People say they would rather have
rough weather in March than in ApriI
They are hopeful that April will not
os SO cold and hard on the growing
John Balsbaugh died at his place
OF residence in Milford township.
on the 14th inst, aged about 65
years Interment in Church Hill
grave yard.
Solomon Casner, aged 50 years, a
citizen of Blair county, offers to walk
80 miles in one day, if sufficient finan-
clal lnducement is offered. So saws
the Altoona Tribune.
Post master Rodgers aud family and
Mr.. William Culp are attending the
marriage of Miss Mau,e Culp and Mr..
Cleveland, at Harrisburg to-day, We'd
nesiay, March 20, 1882.
Merchant Cluck, of Millerstown.
bad battle with thieves last Thurs
day morning. See particular account
as published among State items else
where in this paper.
SERGEANT Mason has a wife and
baby. Subscriptions for their bene-
iii have been started in cities of the
country. In this town pay 10 cents
at Kepners drug store.
| L. L. Frail, of Harrisburg. brake
man on a freight train had finger
mashed between bumpers of freight
cars, in Patterson on Wednesday
evening of last week
John Lynch, an Englishman, was
killed by falling under freight car,
which he was attempting to get on,
last Thursday evening, a short dis
tance below Patterson.
Mrs. John Kaufman, who lived
near Van-Wert, Walker township,
died on Sabbath, the 18th inst, from
the effects of psralytic stroke re-
ceived the Tuesday previous.
The exchange that published the
following does not belong to the sun
flower aesthetics: The real calf Is
killed to be dressed. The calf of So
ciety is frequently dressed to xiii"
A McVeytown man shot what he
supposed was an otter in the river.
When he tished the animal out OF the
stream lie MAS shocked to discover
TIA. he had shot his neighbor's dog.
The next annual meeting of the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
OF Huntington Presbytery will be
held in Port Royal, Juniata county,
on the first Thursday in March, 1888.
How a Chinaman would have re-
joiced, had the 81 pound rat, that was
recently caught IN Harrisburg sta
bic, been presented to him. 1t would
have made fat rat soup for a China
man.
Strawberries were selling in the
cities last week at S125 per quart.
1t was good thing for the men that
raised them that some people are
rich enough to buy them at that fig
ure.
A public meeting was held in the
Academy of Music in Reading, Pa,
on Saturday evening, at which q reso-
luton was adopted requesting Presi-
dent Arthur to pardon Sergeant Ma
son.
The friends of George Reynolds
are in despair for the restoration OF
his health Mr. Reynolds was bap-
tized by Rev. Berry few days ago
, and was united to the Lutheran
> church.
The Meadville Republican remarks
The subscriber who sent us an ode t.
, spring, has been notified that he had
an owed to last spring unsettled on
, our books, which must be disposed oi
! first and foremost.
"Rev. Adam Pfienger, a Lutheran
o clergyman of Perry county, Ohio, is
!. disciple of Bro. Jasper, of Rich
mond, and is preaching sermons il
which he takes the position that the
5 sun revolves around the earth"
There were several bright f1ashe;
of lightning last "Wednesday evening
at s O'Clock, which is not common
> occurrence when the ground is Gov
cred with snow. The lightning wa:
1 light enough to show all surrounding
; objects on the streets.
Miss Maggie Weller is visiting kin
1 folks in this place. She is stopping
: with Mr.. John Allen and family
Miss Weller is an artist of consider
e able merit. Her oil paintings arr
e quite attractive She has numbel
of scenes, which she painted, witt
!. her, at Mr.. Aliens
a Rev Mr.. Seibert under whose Ere
siding elder,bip the Patterson Evan
: eeiical ASSOCIATION building VAS built
{ will preach regularly in the Patterson
church twice day. commencieg Ol
Sabbath, April 2. 1882. Service il
the morning al IL o'clock, and in th
evening at O'Clock.
A citizen from Schuylkill county
that had missed passenger train a
this place, attempted to get on
: freight train eastward bound, ol
Tuesday. the 21st inst, at the Pat
terson House He missed the stel
of the car and got foot under th
/ wheels. His foot was amputated b.
l. Drs. Crawford, Banks and Sandoe.
THERE is no use in drugging yourself I
, death, and buying all the vile medicines fo
internal use when you can be cured of :eve
: and ague, dumb sgue, bilious disorder'
,,d.re dyspepsia. as well as all disorder