Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-11-07
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The commissioners of Huntington
started series of repairs on the court
house, and kept on repairing till they
had the building tern down, aud then
they proceeded to build new court
house, all of which proceedings has
caused fu;ter among the taxpayers,
and the commissioners are not happy.
There is some talk of bringing suit
against the board.
Ohio men are no common men, even
iD their love affairs In a recent breach
of promise case, of an Ohio man one o.
his love letters was so long that it re-
quired 30 cents postage, and it was so
sweet in Its expression that the word
darling appeared in it 620 times. How
iu the world such sweet writer could
fail the object of his alteration, can,
perhaps, be only explained by an Ohio
man.
No citizen of Juniata has had as an
extensive experience in the purchase
and sale of Western steers as VIM.
Banks, of Feruansgh. He can select
the kind of steers that thrive best un-
der winter feeding BY this Wednes-
day evening be will have two more car
loads OF s.eers for winter feeding, for
sale, on his farm. Call soon if you
wish to buy, for they are scarcely land
ed till they are sold.
Mary Anderson, an American girl,
an actress now across the sea, has be-
come famous by telling the eldest son
of Queen Victoria, that his acquaint-
ance vas an honor that she did not
seek. Most girls, and married ladies
too, would 81, up whole night or two
for an introduction to the prince. Most
people will have curiosity to see Mary
! Anderson. as the American girl tha;
would not 90 one step out of her way
for an introduction to the next king OF
the Britons.
\ large black bear has been seen On
one of the Hover farms, in Fermanagh
township, within the past week. A
Young man was hunting rabbits, and
put his foot on the one side of large
"brush pile" to scare out rabbit
The next momert he felt his baIr rise
on end, by the fright that large bear
gave him, by coming around from the
other side of the brush pile The brute
} showed Its teeth, and growled. The
Young man "took to bis heeis' and fed
, from the scene.
John Byler's horse became un-
manageable in front of Graybiil's fur
niture emporium last Thursday ev-
ening. Mr.. Byler fell with his feet
entangled in the ines, the horse
, started at a rapid rate to run up Wa
, ter street, dragging Bylor along, feet
, foremost. under the wagon. Ex
Postmaster, Books, was present anC
by his utmost exertion succeeded IL
grasping the bride rein and thereby
, was able to stop the runaway beast
II was a narrow escape for Mr. Bylel
, from serious if not fatal injury.
"Well," calculated Mrs. SlOanzy
with deep-drawn breath of relief
..house-cleaning is finished. anyhow
r and it took me only two days to do tn
. work this fail, while last spring | Wa
/ a whole week at it, and l don't kno1
how 1t was" "Why, my DEAR" mildl
, suggested her husband, "the next doc
neighbor moved out two weeks ago
+ YOU know, consequently you have devo
ted abou, three days less time to gos
h sining over the back fence with the 40
! man next door" Then he put on hi
hat and hurried out of the house. T. 5
He had to.-Norristown Herald.
The week of prayer, for 1884, com
mences with the first Sunday in tn
year, January 6. and the general ar
n rangemeut of topics is as follows :
4 Monday, January Z, praise and thanks
: giving; Tuesday, January s, confe;
!, sion Of sin and prayer for cleansing an
renewal; Wednesday, January 9, pray