Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-01-02

On Saturday night, the 22d OF De-
cember, Johu Hamilton aud Wm.
GRAY were sleighiog through the streets
of thus place, aud, when turning on
Washington street 20 drive up Third,
one of the runners of the sleigh came
In contact with a pils of rubbish. caus-
ing the sleigh to upset, throwing It's oc-
cuoants into the snow. The young
men escaped unhurt The sleigh was
almost dashed to pieces and the horse
was slightly injured.
Mr.. Abram Bosler, father OF the late
James W. Bosler, died at his residence
at Carlisle on Friday evening De
cemher q 1888. He had been conia-
ed to bed for two weeks, but was able
to attend the funeral of his son, whose
sudden death greatly shocked him and
he sank under the blow. just before
he died be gathered his children and
grandchildren about bin, calling each
by name, kissed them and bade them
all good bye. He was aged about 7S
years.
Ross Reno, son of General Reno,
fell In love with Carrie Swain, an ao-
tress, and the other night after she had
retired, he raped at window OF her
room in the Lochiel Hotel at Harrisburg,
aud no, receiving an invitation to en-
ter, he opened the window aud STEP
ped in unbidden. Carrie sprans out of
bed, seized a pistol, and screamed.
Reno left in hurry, and his conduct
was the cause of an invitation TO leave
the hotel being put in his hands, the
next morning.
Swords fail 10 express my graft
tude," says Mr.. Selby Carter, OF NASH
vile, Tenn, "for tie benefits derived
from Ayers SarssparilIa. Having been
afflicted all my life with scrofula, my
system seemed saturated with it, 1t
came out in bloches, ulcers, and mat
terry sores, all over my body" Mr..
Carter states that ho was en- tirely cur
ed by Ayers Sarsaparilla, and since
discontinuing its use, eight months
ago, has had no return eff the scrofu-
lOus symptoms.
Between this and the lst of Fe5ru-
ary, 1884, bill will be sent TO each
aud every person who Is owing this Of
fee for more than one years subscrip
ton. Don't wait for the bull A
printer, you know, is human like other
people and can't afford TO work quite
for nothing. We have large list of
subscribers that are almost all the !
time ahead with their pay. We have
large list who are lit;le slow, but
the larger number of them will be in
on time, before the l.t of February.
Tom. Moore, OF the Newton Hsmil-
ton Wstchman, was In town the day
before Christmas, and meeting Sheriff
Shivesy, aud the editor OF the SENTI-
MEL AND REPUBLICAN he guessed
that he weighed as mach "a both editor
and sheriff. The latter compared
weight; the sheriff weighs l45 pounds
and the editor weighs l40 pounds aud
Moore says bo weighs FIVE pounds more
than both which will put his weight at
800 pounds. Moore looked as inno-
cen; as ever when be stated his weight.
Music and Biography.-Ye Oldde
FOlkes Tuhe 5ook.-A hoice ColLec-
tion OF Songs and ChOruses for .'0ldde
Folkes" Concerts, to which is added
Biographical Sketches. This book con-
tains the words and music Of Is tunes.
Following the tunes are a short bio
graphical sketches of % eminent col1--i
posers. including such names as Beet
hoven. Mozart, Handel, Haydn, Men
delssohn, Pleyel, Calcott, Luther. Par
~, Farmer, and others of celebrity
Price, % cents. Sl.75 pei dozen.
LEE x WALKER,
lll3 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Report of Cocolamums school, Fay
ette township, for month ending Dee.
20; number of days school, Il; whole
number in attendance during mouth,
64 average attendance, 81; percent
age of attendance, 81. The following
pupils were In attendance every day
during the month: EfiA VanOfmer,
Ner. VaH0rmer, Aunie Liester, Clara
Haines, Sarah Karstetier. Mary Nay
lor, Violet Nsylor, AIDA Brown, Julia |
Sellers, Clara Shelley, Ida Hopple,
John Ehrenze!lcr, Hilcry Ehrenzel- |
Ter, VIM Hoppe, George Naylor and |
Burnes. The following missed one
day: Vim Ehrenzeller, Minnie Lies
ter, Annie Naylor aud Minnie Shelter. |
J. a MARTIN, Teacher.
Conrad, of the McVeytown Journal,
has gone tc the trouble and expense of
haying his picture takea, engraved aod /
printed 10 the journal. Mr. Courad I
suggests that she picture be placed ov-
er the top Of appiebutier crooks to
keep the stuff from spoilIng At differ
ent times, our special artist took life |
like pictures Of the down town editors,
Garmau, Bjnsall and Allison, aud ST
our expense they were engraved and |
published iD the SENTINEL AND Re-
Il L DLitAN- II CAHuot Dc stiU tnlt tncy !
are like Adonis IN appearance, but they
are every one, as good looking as Conrad
and if h's picture will keep aPpebu;,er
from spoiliug, what should prevent
theirs from having the same whole
some effect. We have a few back nun
bers
There was a scene in the St. Louis
court las, December, 10 which Henry
Boemler, a prominent attorney, and
Benjlmiu Won Phui, a real estate deal
er, played The prominent parts. The
case of Won Phul VS. Menn was on trial.
Boemler was the defendants attorney
aud when he came to address the Jury
he called Won Phu a ppr6dlous scOuu-
drel. Won Paul hurled back the cpl
ihet and then jumping up went at
BoemleF. Judge Adams rspped for
order, but his assistants were dumb