Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-09-05

r "icae dDOuL Tie middle
oi august: The general disposition
IS 10 SOW late in this month. SO as to
fly. 'He "ess'ah
Inc man who wrote such. stories
about the Lewistown fremen and
sent them to the Harrisburg Patriot
should remember s'that thou shalt
not bear false witness against thv
neighbor".
A FAMILY want, wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
II cured me of nervous prostra;ion, and 1
nave used it since for all sorts complaints
In our family. Mrs. Jines Alabama.
The Orphan School, at McAlister.
vile, opened on Monday under the
new management of Mr.. Wright
Col. Mcfarland was there to help or
game, and classify for the new or
der of things.
Weare indebted to the Sir Knights
from Juniata who attended the
Grand Encampment in California.
ior California papers giving full par
ticuiars of Masonic demonstration in
the Golden State.
A glutton, few nights ago in
Cincinnati made bet that he could
drink two gallons of sweet cider.
which ne did, then pocketed the
stakes, rose to his feet, chuckled, fell
down. and died in fifteen minutes"
An exchange says: The list of
pensioners Is almost ready for publ
cation. 1t will contain the name of
every person receiving a pension to-
gether with a brief statement of the
nature of the Injury sustained by
each.
The fire engine question is again
a question of considerable talk.
Within the past 30 years this place
has owned three fire engines and
never took care of one of them be-
yond a few months after their pur-
chase.
Philo Hamlin and Miss Sallie
Christy, were married by Rev Geo.
Benaugh, last Thursday evening ut
the home of the brides mother in
town and the same night took a
train westward bound for Washing
ton territory.
Almost every hog that is brought
from the west has a ring in its nose.
1t would be just the thing for hog
growers in this community to put a
ring in the nose of every hog that
they raise. The animal could then
pasture but not root.
f.. W. H. Kreider offers valuable
lot at East Point for sale. bounded
on the north by Washington street,
on the east by lot of b. f. Schweier,
on the south by an alley. on the west
by lot of f. ). Parker For particu-
lars call Oh L. S. kreider.
The family of John Mclaughlin.
in Cleariield county, were recently
saved from being bHrned alive by the
explosion of n gun. The house
caught fire accidentally in the night,
and gun standing near where the
fire originated exploded from the
heat
A lady said her husband will sit
on barbed wire fence all the after
noon to see base ball match, and
never moves q muscle, but when he
goes to church he can't sit in eush-
ioned pew for 15 minutes without
wiggling all over the seat and chang
ing his position 40 times.-Pecks s
Sun.
An exchange says: 4 sure and GER
tain cure for that dreaded head dis
ease, catarrh, is simply salt water.
Dissolve teaspoonful of salt in a
half pint of warm water and with the
aid of the hand lnhale portion of
it through the nostrils every morn
ing. Try it six months and then
give us the result.
An Indianapolis paper thus SUM-
med up the divorce market in that
locality: Brisk competition among
our local lawyers has brought down
the price of divorces. We quote:
Common separation, SIS; small
alimony, $25; large alimony, $50 to
800. according to circumstances
Business good and increasing.
Father McGrath, the Catholic
priest at Leicester, Mass, learning
that there had been a Sunday cock
fight among some of his parishio-
ners, went to three of the interested
parties, and at one place wrung the
necks of 5 birds, at another caused
the owner to do the same. and gave
some sound advice to tho third one.
Court convened on Monday at 10
o'clock. The prospect for a full
week, at this writing, is promising.
Tho civil list is long. The Common
wealth has six cases booked for court,
five of which are fornication cases.
The sixth one is a case of cruelty to
animals. OF course. there is no tell
ing now, how many of the cases may
be settled.
The Linninger's Church Sunday
School, near Oriental, of which Rev.
S. G. Dressler is Superintendent,
will hold a picnic in the beautiful
grove adjoining said church on Sat
urday, September s, 1882. Ben
Benfer, Post G. A R will attend in
a body. The Garfield Cornet Band
of Fremont Will furnish the music
for the occasion.
DO NOT FORGET.
Do not forget that at Hess's Pho
tograph Gallery you can get any
small picture enlarged for IS cents.
Also anything that is made in Pho
Biography, you can get here done up,
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