Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-06-06
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TIE people down in Georgia are
digging pits as 4 protection from fu
ture tornadoes. Il hear you have
dug pit to protect you from the
storms, said a Methodist to a primi-
tive Baptist, on Saturday. Yes, 1
have, was the reply. We'll, if you
Hardshells, who believe that what
ever VIII be viii be anyhow, have
gone to digging pits, 1t is high time
that we MethCdists were at it. -
Cleveland Herald
'Ain't you ashamed, sir, to come
home a drunken man at this dead
hour of midnight, to your wife p
..Who elsh would yer spec Inc to
come home to. [ amt that sorter a
man. Sharra, you claimsh to be a
specabie CONAN, don't yer p ''Of
course 1 ain a respectable woman,
you shameless man. Then, if you
are specable CONAN, amt you
'shamed to be talking to a drunken
man at the dead hour of midnight
Eh, whatsber given US Texas
Siftings.
Men that are 20 years OF age have
distinct recollection that at a GER
tain time during the war against re
bellion, when change became scarce,
business men issued scrip, or individ-
nal ..shin plaster currency as it was
commonly called, as a help to make
change with their customers. In
AIfiintown, B. f. Kepner, druggist,
WAS one of the business men that is
sued individual scrip. Last week
Edward kepner, druggist, successor
of his father, 3. L. Kepner, deceased,
reeeiyed a five cent note from Wash
inoton. whittier it had found its way
into the dead letter Office. The scrip
WAS sent to the post master In tins
place, and by him presented to Mr..
kepner, who redeemed it. The note
reads. No. 3. Due the bearer, payable
ON demand, five cents, when present
ed in sums of one or more dollars.
AIifiintown, January list, 1863, b. L.
Kepper. Edward Kepner was too
vo,ing to have q knowledge OF his
father 5 financial transactions of that
dav. and the cent note is the first
that he has seen of the scrip.
81 have been married for several
weeks. and my husband and L can
not decide whether we should retain
onr old love letters or burn them
What would you adviseF Mrs. c.
..Pnt them in pasteboard box In
tbe servant girls room. A supply
of old love letters has been known
to keep a girl contented IN one place
for three months at time
County Recorders in Ohio are held
- a strict accountability for neglect
- - d,1tv in their office which may be
leaned from the following, which is
a renroduction from the Ciroleville
0b;a Watchman of May 25: In Bel
mont county, f. j. Bowers bought
some property, thinking, after he had
examined the index at the Recorder S
ofice that there were no incumbran-
res on it. Although it did not appear
on tbe index, mortgage was record
ed Bowers then brought suit against
lanes A. Barnes, who was Recorder
at the time, alleging that he bought
property, relying on the index, and
HAT it was the Recorders duty to
index mortgages. &c. The defense
claimed that Al employe recorded 1t,
and the Recorder was not responsl'
HE for the acts OF his clerk. The
t,;al at st. Clairsviile, last week, re
s,,lted in a verdict for plaintiff, fol