Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-04-18
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! The Huntingdon Journal says
Mr.. Nathan Mcdaniel, of Monroe
twp, Bedford county, who has reach
ed the patriarchal age of "A years,
one day last week walked distance
of forty miles from after sunrise un-
til three oclock in the afternoon,
and was in condition to have made
half as many more miles before sun
set.-This is good for so old man.
We have a number of prompt pay
ers on our subscription list, we have
also a number of subscribers that are
not so prompt. Don't wait for a
bill to be sent you if you are in ar
rears. We will send bills out during
the last week in May, to such of our
patrons as are in arrears more than
one year.
At meeting of the Juniata Valley
Editorial Association held at Hun
tingdon some days ago, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That tbs members of thi, :as-
sociation decline to accept all proposition,
for foreign advertisements requiring special
position in the paper. Provided, that thi,
resolution does not apply TO any advertise
nient now running.
Resolved, That VIC require full-rate prices
for all foreign advertisements placed in the
columns of our papers.
Resolved, That we appeal TO the state
editorial association TO adopt similar resolu-
tions TO the above, and that copy of the
same be forwarded to the secretary OF the
state association.
A western paper says: No dissent
is expressed by any Nebraska news
paper as to the admirable working
of the high license law in that State.
1t has closed half of the bar rooms,
including nearly all that were espec-
tally disreputable. The men who
pay tax of $500 or $1,000 for their
privilege, and still make money out
of it are said to he in a large de-
gree intelligent, and nobody knows
better than they do the advantages
to them, as we'll as to the community,
of having the liquor traffic placed in
responsible hands.
Ridley's fashion magazine is one
of the most complete fashion mag
azines N all its departments that has
reached this Office. 1t gives direc
tons where to buy the latest STYLES
of garments for men, woman and
children, also where to buy house
hold goods, giving prices, and pic
lures of the articles for sale. In
addition to all that quite a large
space is devoted to interesting ar
ticles in prose and verse. A single
number of the magazine cost ID cts
Address. E. Ridley & sons. Grand,
Allen, and Orchard streets. New
York City
The other day, John Horning, a
citizen Of this borough, had the mis-
fortune to sink the ''bit of an axe
through his boot into one of his feet.
Almost the full length of the bit en-
tered the foot lengthwise. If it had
struck the foot crosswise the result
would have been different, as it hap
pened the axe passed between the
muscles and caused an ugly flesh
wound. The way it happened was
by Mr.. Horning striking bush that
was in his way. The blow that he
delivered cut the bush through cas-
ier than he thought and before he
recovered control of the axe it was
down in his foot. He called for help,
John Morgan who was in the woods
went to his help, and Emanuel Moy-
Ell kindly hauled him home. DIR
Banks was cal!etl and rendered th,
surgical attention that was recessary