Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-21

christianity of man or woman that
almost every day gives evidence of
tneir spirituality by malicious ex-
lpressions about neighbors- :
DIR. Oliver McAfister, while lead
ing his horse to water, last Thursday
evening, was kicked in the abdomen
by the animal with such force that
he died within half an hour.
Mrs. Amelia G.. johnson, widow
Robert T. johnson of Hollidaysburg
has brought suit to recover damages
from two doctors and several of her
friends, for having sent her to an IN
sane asylum
The Post gave an entertainment
il the Court House, On Friday and
Saturday evenings. The room was
crowded with people. People that
were there say that fun and frolic
ruled the hour.
Last Thursday evening Washing
ton McAlister and Mrs. McAlister,
of Fayette township gave a large
party in honor of the marriage of
Mr.. Watt, and wife. Mrs. Watt was
a Miss Curran.
| The old question of States rights
Unexpectedly turned up in the Leg
islature through the anti-discrimina-
ton railroad bill. This time it is
not the colored people, but it is bus
mess In an other direction.
Az Indiana paper says: William
Darrinton, of Park county, Ind,
aged eighty-ive, is emphatically a
marrying man, having Just welded
his eighth spouse. What '.family
circle" he will haveGn the great here
afterl
| One Of the points presented 10y
the Pennsylvania Railroad, against
the anti-discTimlnation bill
is that a corporation with
interstate connections is a subject
for Congressional and not State leg
islation.
There has been an awakening
among the boys and girls that attend
the Presbyterisn church III this place
Nearly all the boys and girls that at
tend the church have become earnest
inguirers under the preaching OF Rev,
Benaugh.
A western paper makes the inquiry
es TO whether n rs. Langtrey, Is a
Jonah-At Boston, aud Chicago
trouble was occa stoned by her pres
ence, and when she appeared at Gin
cinnata the food came. Ihequest;oI
is, is she Jonab.2
OHE of the St ar Rout ring, man
named Rerdell made confession IL
court at Waship gton, last Thursday,
he gave q deta iled account Of the
routes, and the way they We're man
aged When Il lie jury goes out the
next time, in all probability 1t vii
agree.
Petitions fro IN this county have
been sent to tn Legislature, -cn the
question of di scrimination of raii
road freights. The average NAL
will sign petit ion when ever askeo
to do SO, With )ut ever once asking
himself as to W neither he understand.
the question.
In New Yoi k City, citizens get the
jury cemmiss ioners TO keep then
names out OF the wheel In thi:
county there ire men that claim tC
have inhuenc with the jury com
missioners, 2 romise other men II
have their nal nes put in tho jury
wheel
Philadelph q has been troubled
with SNOW fie as. The snow flea j,
an insect whi g as snow, and fmallel
than the bia6 x summer flea Tn,
newspapers eport them in nearly al
of the cities Of the northern statei
along the Att ante coast.
/ The New York Independent. SAWS
The fact that Gambettas brain weigh
ed less than thirty-nine ounces, Will,
the average weight of mans bra;,
is about forty-eight ounces, show,
that mental superiority depends omit,
as much on the quality as ca tb,
quantity of brain matter.
1 Some days ago citizen Of Fer
managh township was knocked dow1
by coasting sled, on Main stree
crossing. He threatened to sue the
borough authority, and after fha
coasting en- the streets and pave
ments was not much indulgedi il.
J.! il defective flew in MilLtzay,
school house, in Spring townsiEp
Perry Co, set the building on iire
Eone night, iast week the fire .snerl
: dered along till morning. when j
was put out by the teacher. Th
damage to tks building is estimate,
~ :$125.
The Bedford Inquirer says: I'll
West 81. Clair twp, IN Bedford coun
~, there are iatun IN one house,
gre,si grandmother. two grand moth
ers, four mothers, one father. on
, grandfather, eleven uncles and aupts
thirteen childrep, eleven grand child
ren and two great grand children
A man named Charles Hartigan
ihe other evening thought to fright
e2 crowd of girls with what be b.
iieEed was an empty gun; the GU.
was loaded and by Its discharge
little gnl, tie daughter of neigh
Dor vas killed. All the parties liv,
at Phalixyilie Pa.
"Goyernor Butler, ef Mass. wa
detained al the Capitol building un
til 6 o'clock reeently. The doors ar
locked at 3 o'clock, except one sid
door Through this the Governor
when ready to depart, refused I.
make his exit, and waited until tn
doOrkeepey was summoned TO opel