Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-01-03

Some time ago a very innocent
Young lady paid q visit to q lady
friend, who, a few days before, had
her good man with . son.
She had, of course, to see the baby.
After looking hard at the little stran-
ger for sometime, she remarked;
"Dear me, Maggie, how sunburnt
the poor dear darling is"
Our friends who are indebted for
two or more years subscription to
the Sentinel and Republican arc earn
estly requested to make payment
without delay. We have names on
on our mailing list, who owe us for 6
eight and some over ten years"
One of the ablest daily papers
published in the interior of the state,
Is the .ditoona Tribune. In its col
ums the news of the day is presented
In condensed form. To SO prepare
it, puts the editors to q closer and
harder application than when news
Is published at length, ss it il usu-
ally sent IN to the Newspaper Office
or editorial room.
Eight inches of the fange of a car
wheel, broke off and wrecked q train
of cars on the Lewisbarg and Tyrone
railroad last Thursday. William Cox,
engineer, ANDERSON Huff and Frank
EcLain, brakemen were seriously
hurt.
DO NOT FORGET.
Do not forget that at Hess's Pho
tograph Gallery you can get any
small picture enlarged for rs cents.
Also anything that Is made IN Pho
toSrapny, you can get here done up,
III hrst Class style. Ali tine latest
style pictures, such as Cards, CABIN
cts, Promenade, Pannei Boudoir,
&c, &c. Frames of all kinds cheap.
In a town rot many miles from
Boston, q man stepped Into q neis l.
Dor house where hs saw the nead
OF the family lying upon LIS back on
tie noor, and his wis Standing over
ham, as LIE Thought, with threaten
ing AIR. He was about TO withdraw,
when the PROSTATE man shouted,
Come along In, Steve; she is only
chsikIng me- out pair OF pants.
Boston Globe.
The dead body of James Hasel, OF
Henry township, Perry county, VINO
went hunting on tuesday OF last
week, was not found until the follow.
ing Saturday. lie had been $40,
through the back, and tbere is every
ndlcallon that ne was assasslnated.
The Chambersburg Repository, OF
December 10Th, last says: Mr. John
Rotz, residing near Salem Cnurcn, IL
Greene township, was awakened Oh
Saturday morning about clock by
some one rapplng at the door. On
inqulrlng VINO was there he was In
formed 1t was man, the name oi
whem MIR. Rotz has forgotte,, resid
ING near Orrstown, who Was employ
ed IN ChampersburS, ana hsa rs
celyed word that his wife WAS not
expected to live and that he was on
his way nome. He was tired walk
ing and desired to know if Mr.. Ro,z
could not take him in his buggy.
, MIR. Rotz then opened the door and
let him In. Tue man had red
handkerchief tied around the lower
part OF his lace and wore his cap
pulled down over. his eyes. T1e
stranger then informed Mr. Ro,z
that there were several men outside
heavily armed, and that they had
compelled him to come in and get
MIR. Rotz to give them some money.
Mr. kotz beng alarmed went to his
room and got tlve-dollar bill and
handed 1t to the man. He then drew
q revolver and said he must have ali
the money, when MIR. K. gave him ali
he had, but does not Just know the
amount. The burglar then lett, tell
AIr. RotZ not to make an alarm, as
some OF the men would remain cut
side and Kill him If he dld. Sir.
Rotz complied with the request.
Inc man WAS about five feet Blk INCH
es high, wore cap and had ON q
rough overcoat of light color.
1hls Is certainly one of the most
daring burgiares committed in our
county for IA number OF years. There
Is no clue to who the robber is.
On Saturday evening, the 23rd
ult., Steven Reno, Jr., was driving
down Washington street, in tins
place. Opposite from the ioundIy, lie
turned to the SIDE of the road 10 pass
d wagon. 1t beng dark, ne Ian
against post, WEIGH he Gid not see.
l. nls scared his horse, ana lie tore
the halness loose from the wagon,
which was last on the post. hsno
still holding to the lines, was pulled
out over the Dashboard, as the morse
lett the wagon He ieli to tine ground,
leaving the lines go, as LIE feu,
which gave the horse freedom to run,
which he did. Reno got up unnurt,
went alter MS horse, and caught nun
near the Methodist chuIcn. TIE |
shafts OF the wagon were broken,
Ine harness tore and the horse not
lurt.
SCHOOL REPORT.
Report OF Smith School, Delaware
,ownsnip, for the month enaing Dec.
%, loo.. Wnoie number LII atten-
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