Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-06-06
SHORTL LOCALS.

Communion services will be held in the
Presbyterian brick church on the 2nd Sab
bath of July.
Miss. Minnie McAlister was organist for
the choir Of the Presbyterian chapel congre-
cation asst Sabbath.
One of the indispensable things is a cook
stove, go to McClintic's and buy a cook
stove.
A dressing to beautiful gray hair every
family needs. Parker's Hair Balsam never
fails TO satisfy.
Rev. Mr.. Hunnicut preached in the
Lutheran church at McAlisterville and Gen.
ter last Sabbath.
Robert E. Parker bought the house of
Miss. Kate Gallagher deceased, at public
sale, on Saturday tor sIUl 90.
Colonel Bell is introducing the best of
twine binders. His machine binds the
grain On the platform. Call and see him.
Aron Leidy of Fayette twp, aged "a
years, walked from his place, 10 this town
distance OF miles, i'll hour and quar-
ters. Mr.. Leidy has been assessor in Fay
ette since 1868.
John 5 mith and Edgar Musser boys aged
about ~ Years had 4 wrestling match i'll the
Court House yard, on Saturday in a fall
that TOOK place IN the wrestling Edgar had
an arm broken about midway between the
elbow aud shoulder.
Keep the horse thief companies well in
hand. Within the past weeks horses,
several buggles have been stolen IN the Vi :
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day all important capture WIS made " men
Isaac halter was Caught, he is abouI "a
years OF age and has stolen over loo horses
in his time.
! At a ajollitication in Moscow on Saturday
the md inst, IN honor OF the coronation
Of the Gar, in one of the parks OF the city
oye er l,OOO,0U0 people were present. Four
| theaters and Il c,rcus was kept running al
the tine Tor the amusement of the people.
One hundred and fourty wagons loaded
with barrels Of beer were brought on the
/ ground and all consumed before noon
Dispatches say there was no disturbance OF
drunkenness among the multitude.
ATTENTION oS.-Housekeepers, you may fine
large assortment of cook stoves at Nc.
Clintic's
An awful tragedy was enacted in Penn
twp, Cumberland county last Thursday
night. Mr.. Martin Douglass, with "a razo
cut the throats of her children, the old
est being 3 years, and the youngest
months of age, and her own throat. They
were all dead when found in the morning
The children were in bed side by side, and
the mother on the floor.
G. W. Smith, Capt. Mcclellan, and W
IL. Snyder were sued before Squire Parker
for certain sum of money that they SUBJ
scribed when the pro- ject OF building the
railroad from Selinsgrove to this place wa.
organized. They pied the statute OF limitat
ion. A verdict was rendered in favor OF de
PENDANTS last Saturday. People in thes,
parts have lost all confidence In the ability o
purpose OF the management of the concerI
TO build a road. How can they believe
else than that the thing is a farce, wheI
there is nothing doing, excepting move
ment here and there to squeeze Il subscript
ion out OF some one. There is nothing il
the world TO prevent the road from bein.
built if railroad interests want to built
1t but il ring have hold OF 1t for th,
purpose of Squeezing little money out oi
it, the sooner it is quashed the better. Ii
the SO called railroad company has lega
existance the management should be re
quired 10 furnish 4 statement Of III,
affairs Of the concern. People that fee
interested in it Will then know more abou
it. They will know whether confidence ha
been misplaced.