Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-01-30

Judge Bucher, of the Mifflln county
Judicial district, aud Lawyer Reed,
we're thrown out Of sleigh at Lewis
town some days ago.
The Jacobs House has the Pennsyl-
vania State Gazetteer aud business 'di-
rectory on its office desk for the infor-
nation of lis customers.
The defendants of Jan Lucken, who
came 10 Philadelphia in 1858, propose
to meet IN Germantown ON the first
Monday of next October.
The snow makes it difficult for rab-
bits to feed, and hence comes the COM
plant that rabbits are feeding on the
bark of young fruit trees
Dresses with low necks and naked
arms are in fashion in large towns on
party occasions. 1t requires warm
rooms to sport such dresses.
a hole was cut through the ice on
the river, at Harrisburg, on Sunday a
week, through which to baptize col
ored members of the church
Remember, that at this office you
can have handsome quarter sheet sale
bull printed for 10 cents, and half
sheet bill printed for $3.50.
Both deer and bear have been seen
in the valley in Beale township. The
scarcity of subsistence on the noun
tain has been hard on the game.
The session of the Presbyterian
church has proven to be quite an ex-
unguisher of the many little parties
that we're held in contemplation.
\ young man declares happiness to
be: a curtained, warmed room; a
little, little light; one chair; two low
ers; night; and disabled clock.
A donation party visited the parson-
age of Rev. McBurney, at Mexico, on
Monday evening, and left many good
things for the preacher and his family.
Ayers Sarsaparilla wonderfully i'm
proves the complexion and brings to
old and young the bloom of health. As
a purifier of the blood, il has no equal.
The reason James Mutt was charged
with emotional insanity was, that such
a charge would give the jury pretext
to fad him not guilty. So lawyers
say.
Robert X. Moore, OF Van Vert
school, has, during his leisure time,
composed 1900 words, up from the let
ters used 10 the word-ContemPora-
neous.
The Jail is well supplied with board
ers. There are q boarders domiciled
in that institution. One of them Is a
prisoner from Fayette the others srs
tramps.
Spotted fever has frightened people
that live III Shirleysburg and viciu
ity, Huntingdon county, on account of
a number of sudden deaths that it has
caused.
The next excursion of the Pennsyl
vania State Editorial Association will
be al excursion through Cumberland
YslIey and over the battle field of
Gettysburg.
\ lady's gossamer water proof cloak
was found in the river bridge some
days ago, and awlits the call of the
owner, at the store of Samuel Strsyer,
IN Patterson.
The thermometer was down to 8 de-
grses below zero on Saturday morning
and that reminded everybody. Of the
fact that Ihere Is still a good deal Of
winter o0 hand.
The ice was so formed on the river
during the frat freeze that a channel
was left open at Jhe fording on the
gest side, hich has continued ell WIZ
ter, and kept teams from crossing.
The widow of Simon Basom, former
ly Of this town. died at the place of
residence Of her son-in-lsw, Wm. Il.
Fought. at Fremont. Ohio, recently,
aged TO years, months and 9 days.
A quarter sheet sale bill will be
printed at this office for seventy five
cents; halt sheet sale bill for one
dollar aud fifty cents. Send in your
orders if you contemplate having sale.
Harry Kelly and William Whitmer,
young men, the former of Newport,
Perry county, Pa, the latter ofGoshen,
Ekhart county, Ind, called to see our
forman, c. P. Psunebaker, last Wed
nesday.
Hold your breath, in wonderment
over what's got wrong down in Yankee
land, in Massachusetts, where the
statistics last year make it appear that
Id every seven couple married, one was
divorced.
There was a large audience present
at Red Bank school house, in Licking
Greek Valley, on Saturday evening, to
witness the entertainment given by the
Literary Society that "holds forth" at
that place.
An authority in tanning states that
a cord of bark will tan lis hides. Will
not some veteran school teacher inform
US how many hides can be tanned with
enc rod of birch 1-Pittsburg Chroni-
ole-Telegraph
The cold weather is hard on railroad
frogs, and as every frog costs about
one hundred dollars, the frost is doing
expensive work for the company in
its frogs to such degree that
they are broken by the frost.
Miss Racan. teacher of the Happy
Hollow school, in Fermanagh township.
took her school sleIghing some days
ago At McAlisterville they all par
took of supper at Shields hotel aud re-
turned delighted with the trip.
After 10 hours of deliberation the
Mutt jury returned with a verdict of
not guilty, on the morning of the 22nd
inst. Such shouts of applause as the
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