Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-03-28
SHoRTLOcaLS.

The cashier of Washington Pa, bank
.ook s60, 600 Of the bank funds without |
consent TO speculate with Imagine the |
excitement in that community, when the
became known.
Mr.. George Doughman, known to every. |
body in Mifiiintown, will move to Patterson,
be having bought property there, after
selling the one in this town, that he lived
in for period of third of a century.
There are more instruments used in the
choir in the brick church, than in any 9TH
er choir in the county; E bass viol, and two
horns give such volume to the music that
the house is caused TO tremble duung the
time Of the songs of praise. Fine music.
.sWake me up, darling, to night and give
me toddy," said an Austin inobriate to
his wife as they were about to retire for the
night. "But how shall know when you
want one? 2" "You can't make mistake.
am always thirsty when am woke up"
Texas Siitings.
\ young man from Tuscarora went west,
reached his destination, remained over
night, and the next morning took the first
train that came along going IN thedirection
of JuEiata county. He arrived home in
safety. 1t took but panoramic sight of
the west to satisfy him.
A judge having fallen asleep during a
trial, Lawyer Y suddenly ceased pleading
aad exclaimed ~ viii wait until his Ron
or wakes before finishing" But" an-
swered the opposing counsel, perhaps mis-
Honor viii wais until you have finished be-
fore waking"
Tie Italians have prayer which reads:
- pray that may never be married. But
# marry, pray that may not be dece.v-
ed. But if 1 am deceived, pray that | may
not know of ii. Bu; if 1 know 1t, | pray
that mAy be able to laugh at the whole
affair."
4 Cambria county paper says. John Il.
Fisher, Cambria county justice OF the
peace, has been hned sl33.33 for marrying
4 minor without the parents consent. The
law Is an old one, having been passed in
January 1929. The penalty for its viola
tion is fne OF $50.
From the Huntingdon Globe, Mrs Ben
iamin Linn, OF Lincoln township, gave
birth to female twins about tive years ago,
who are both living and in excellent health.
: few weeks ago, Mrs. Linn again gave
I birth to twins, males. They are bouncing
little fellows, aud with their mother are
cry well and hearty.
The Bloomfield, Perry county, Advocate
of last week, says George Morton is The
champion egg-eater Of Carroll township.
At Shermansdale, on Tuesday of last week.
ne cooked ard ats 50 egg, within 80 min
utes. and then said he must go 20 dinneri
Is it was waiting for him. He will bot he
can eat 10 eggs day"
\ young Lady At Ham5eFg, Germany, has
been punished b. iine and costs for the
offence Of playing The piano late At night
: With the windows of The house open SO
t..at the music reached the ears of the
ne!gL5ors. What would they do in that
place with a brass band that would be ou'
I lsie at night footing around the streets.
.Ahi George, isn't il delightful that VIC
aye to be married 50 soon To be sure, We
are not rich IN this WORLDS goods, but viii
such love As ours we can almost live oil
bread and water Can't We, dear 3'' '.Eas.
ily," said George, with great emotion
..You furnish the bread, love, and 1 vii
skiruish around and ind the water"
The following sia.ple remedy for. diph
iberia is given upon authority OF the Chris
tian Standard OF The 2gth ult Put the per
son suffering from diptheria into warn
bed. Take shovel Of red hot Goals fion
the fre, sprinkle tablespoonful or two o
-four Of sulphur on the hot Goals and plac'
under the bed. Remove the shovel on
OF the room when the afflicted persol
begins to cough. Let this be donr
ior two Or three nights, aad it viii be founC
that tie fumes from the sulphur VIII xii
tie throat fungus called diptherIa.
4 United States officer, from Washing
ten was sent to Carlisle 10 summons jaime
Bossler as a witness. 10 called at Mr Bos
slel's house late at night and against tn
protest of mrs. Bossler forced his way L
the bed chamber where Mr.. Bosler was i
bed. and there in rough manner serve
the summons. Il WAS an unreasonable hou
, 10 90 20 a mans house TO serve summons
An impudent officer in this county had hi
head badly hurt, for attempting to enter
house late at nigh. to make an arrest for
trivial oliense. Officers, when in the 6is
charge ef ;heir duties should not be resist
cd. but then on the ether hand, olIicer
should do .heir work at a seasonable time
and not come prowling about mans casii
1t IN unscasonabls hou. AZ aisht. Officer
are appointed to protect ''priyate rights,
but they seem TO bs getting above ihei
business aud to be taking to violating pri
vaie rights.
Report of Mount Hope School, Ferman
agh township, fer 9th month, ending Marc
10. Number of days school during month
81; Whole number in attendance durinI
month, 81; average attendance, 81; pc
cent OF attendance, 90. The following pa
pils were present every day during month
Martha Hover, Hanna Davis, Nary Stoaer
Lille Hover, Lille Reynolds, Mary Hover
Amelia Splgelmoyer, Ada Woligang, Emm
stoner, John Woligang, Evan Davis, VII
ham Wolfgang, Oscar Woiigsng, Thoma
Williams, Edward Reynolds. John Reynold
Franklin Hambcight, Sylvanus Copelan'
William Hover. Ia L. hlNIEh'
Teacher
A Hoilidsysburg paper says; In the yea
u-o2 inst ninety wears ago James Irwin