Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-02

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City. Fifth, Rod and Gun. Sixth, A,lsn.
tic City. Seventh, The Coast Climate
Eight, The Art OF Travelling. Ninth, Hints
10 Bathers.
NEW MILLINERY STORE
would inform the public that Twill open
a new millinery store L: n y place Of res
idence on Water-street, Mifiiintown, second
door from corner of Bridge street, on Sat
urday May 9th. Having just returned from
the city with full stock, OF spring, ard
summer, millinery goo d., Ill new, anu
Of the latest styles, and having employed
first elias. miliiners, am prepared to sup
ply ,hepublic with everything found in first
class milliner store, come aud examine my
,iook. Icoasidsr it no trouble II show
goods. MRS. DEITL.
May 2-S3,I.y.
For dressing the hair and boautiiying it
when gray, nothing is so satisfactory as
PaTker's Hair Balsam.
Who in this day of So called high
civilization, would expect 20 hear
that the skin of a woman had been
taned ior slipper uppers, in Msssa-
chusatts, the most pretentions Of
the Yankee states! No one, the rea
der viii Indignantly answer, but here
is the dispatch that relates the shock
ing piece Of intelligence.
BOsroS, April 25.-The Tewks-
burg Almshouse Investigation was
resumed this morning. Christian
Mueller testified to tanning human
skins received from various doctors
and students,and a pair of uppers
for slippers made from a woman S
skin we're shown.
Last Thursday morning, as Jeffer-
son AEddah was driving with two
friends in carriage along the south
side of Court House Square, the
right side horse frightened at agri-
cultural implements, and reared on
his hind legs and fused about till
his front feet caught on the tongue
of the carriage, and that threw the
beast on the ground on its side.
People III number ran there and as
sisted MIR AIiddah to extricate the
animal from its fallen position. The
beast was all right when it again
stood on its feet; the harness was
unbroken, and the carriage was
whole, Sheriff Shivery had n thumb
bruised little while helping to loos-
en- the harness OF the horse that was
down
The executive committee Of the
Veteran Association Of Juniata coun-
ty, consisting of J. ". Hughes,
chairman. S. L. McAiister, Wm.
Frey VIM. Graham and James Rus
sell met in the Post room in this
place last Wednesday and unanaim-
ousiy resolved TO hold a reunion
this year. DR. l.. l.. Atkinson, II
H. Snyder and S L. McAlister was
appointed a committee 10 consider
Invitations as to where the reunion
shall be held. The time and plsc
concloded upon for the holding oi
the committee will be announced i
due time.
A ronant ic incident has recently occur
red in q prosperous London suberb. A
devoted young High Church curate of in
creasing appearance and great popularity
in mis- district was waited upon by young
lady of considerable raotions, but with
an air as deep melancholy, and clad in a
somewhat ascetic garb. After some con-
fusion and the shedding of tear she re-
vealed to him that she had ventured to
visit him on matter deeply affecting her
happiness, she feared her life. The curate
naturally asked what it might be, bat after
several attempts to speak, chokod by sokS,
she informed him that the matter was one
of such deep importance that she could
not impart it except at her own abode,
where she adjured MIN as her spiritual
friend, BY all he held sacred, to visit her.
After some little conversation the reverend
gentleman promised TO do so, the next day
he called at the address given him.
Then the young lady, with look of still
deeper detection and voice indicative of
rsmorse and shame, revealed TO him the
fatal secret. She had conceived a deep,
passionate love for the curate himself
She knew, she said. that her passion was
hopeless; he in his devotion to ,he Church.
for which she loved him all more, had VOW
ed himself TO life of caIihlcr. and she