Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-07

An exchange says.-The grocer
VINO sells an empty oil barrel with.
out having first erased the brand OF
the inspector is liable to Q 6ne Of
fifty dollars.
The reform Legislature has . bill
before 1T to pension all Judges, who
nave served q period of 20 years on
the bench They are to be pension
ed on half pay.
DAVID Wilson one of the leading
Academicians Of this Commonwealth
met with the State Agricu. .tural So
ciety at Harrisburg few days ago
and delivered an address.
The Bellies Lettres, Literary So
clety, gave an entertainment at
henos school house, last Friday
evening. The society will meet a.
the same house next Friday evening.
When an editor, in speaking of the
decease ola fellow citizen, SAYS he
Was ''only about fifty" you can safe
ly bet that the editor has passed that
sunny period himself.-Cincinnati
Saturday Night.
Court convened on Monday at 10
ocock, but up to the hour of going
to press, only certain percentage
of the business was transacted. which
with the other portion will be report
ed IN next issue.
Two men named, respectively,
Whistler and Baur have an agree
ment to wrestle for $500 side next
week in Kansas. They will strip ma
ked, and oil their bodies arms and
legs.
Reuben Gordon, living near Rich
field was put to Jail last week on a
charge of having forged promisory
note OF several hundred dollars on
Solomon Lauver, and j. Y. Shelly
and for obtaining the money On the
note at the Juniats Valley Bank.
William Slaughterback, q youth
aged about Is years. had his left arm
broken between the elbow and shoul-
der, on last Saturday by being caught
by the shaft of a threshing machine
at work in John Oberholtzer's barn
in Walker township.
Our friends who are indebted for
two or more years subscription to
the Sentinel and Republican are earn
estly requested to make payment
without delay. We have names on
on orr mailing list, who owe Us for 6
eight and some over ten years"
John, hut der Snyder in MifT1in sci
nyer honsworsht shune griclit7 Ich
vase net, ovver Ich was dos ar des
besht housroad soch hut i'm county.
hamegamoeht und onners, -und Ich
geb ken dyhenker fer oil dee hons
warsht odder brodewarslit in finf
counties. 2t.
There is bill before the legisla-
ture that proposes amendments to
the state constitution, for the cleo
ton of Senators for term of six
years. and Representatives for term
of four years. 1t divides the state
into thirty Senatorial, snd fifty Rep
resentative districts.
While the body of Hiss Boose.
weighing 200 pounds, was being low
cred into the grave in Paradise twp,
York Co. recently. the coffin slipped
from the hands OF the pail bearers,
and striking the ground burst asun-
der. Several of the femsle relatives
of the deceased tainted
James Blessing. of Carol twp.
Perry Co, last Saturday, went TO
Duncannon. On SATURDAY night, he
was, found in an unconscious condi
ZION in n snow drift, only one mile
from home. Some bows, who were
returning from a Literary society
meeting found Linn. He,died short
" after being removed to lis house.
The Lewistown Gazette saws. A
coed way to put medicine snto hog
that has cholera Is 10 taks an old
eb0e and cut out the toe. ,place the
toe end III the hogs mouth. which it
Will hold tight. then pour tbo medi-
cine in at the top OK the shee and the
ANA al viii swallow ell you pour in
without any trouble
Tie Bloomfield Advocate of last
week says-In May 1879, Howard.
7-sear-old son of AIR. .Samue:
Drisss Of WheItfeld township, tod
on a white thorn, which penetrated
the foet and broke of 1t remain
ed i'll tbs foot, giving tain and caus-
ing swelling occasionally until the
18th inst, when it appeared Oh the
Irface near tie ankle joint, 3 inches
from where it entered) thick end up
ward. Oh being removed it .rss
found 10 be three eighth 0f an inch
long auG perfectly soiid.
List OF letters remainicg In The
Mlihintown. Pa, Post Office, nos
called for Feb. l, 1885. Persons ask
ing for letters i'll this list will please
say they are advertised: Jos. T.
Burr, Mrs. Vim Erwin, Ms. Z. A.
.Groce, Maggie E. Hineiy j. a
Kaufman, c. Eiueple, Salnua Petz
Old. William Roe (2), Mrs Josephine
T.nbett. Postal cards, John Shields
W. Il. RoDGEEs. T. n
DO NOT FORGET.
Do not forget that at Hesss Pho
toglsph Gallery You Can get any
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