Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-02-27

So they 20, following, FIRED. Doug
ass ex.mple, Samuel Henry Peterson,
# Belleviile, N. Y, has just married
,hite wife. When asked about tho
natter BY q reporter, Peterson replied,
Fred. Douglass married white wo-
nan. and why eavn't | . right to-"
IF We didn't love each other We
wouldn't have got married, and that's
N there is about the NATTER remark
ID Peterson's white bride. "lt's no.
,ody's business" In the same town
ives a white man who has colored
vife."
Mary j. Zeiders, now Nipple, OF
Greenwood township, this county, was
struck above the right eye
s,ta a sharp stick that some boys had
thrown careIessly at school,. The wound
healed, and nothing but very small
lump was all that could be seen and no
pair was experienced. Almost ten
years passed, till this lump became sors'
and examining the wound she found to
her great surprise splint three-sighth
Of an inch loug which was taken out
and is held in possession by her now
aud can be seen by any one who DOUBT
the truth of the above state Bent.
The Huntingdon Journal says: they
had a wedding in open court, up IN
Bedford last week, the high contracting
parties being ". N. Bsrndollar and
Miss Sallie V. Black, the former OF
whom was on trial for having, under
promise of marriage, wronged the latter.
The groom had to pay <. +. Kerr, esq,
in trust to Sallie 4. Black aud her
child, $1,000, less counsel fees. The
mother to have the child, aud the de-
fendant to pay all costs. The parties
interested reside in Everett, and on &C
count of their standing much interest
was manifested in the result of the suit.
The Republicans of Perry county
will hold a delegate election Saturday,
March 8, and a county convention
March 10 for tie following purposes.
l. To elect Representative Dele
gate to the State Convention.
2. To elect Conferees, who are to
meet and elect q Senatorial Delegate
to the State Convention.
3. III the convention should so de-
eide, To elect Delegates or Conferees
to meet delegates or conferees from the
other counties in this Congressional
district, who are to elect Delegates to
the National Republican Convention,
to be held at Chicago, and choose an
Elector.
Report OF Cocolamus school, Fayette
twp, for month ending Feb. 20: Num-
Der of days school during month, % /;
whole number in attendance during
month. 90; average attendance, 90; per
centage of attendance, So. The fol-
lowing were in attendance every day
during month: Aunie Lie-ter. Minnie
Liester. Clara Haines, Sarah karstet-
ter. Efis Van0rmer, Addie Brown,
Minnie Brown, Carrie Shelly, Ida Hop
pei, Charlie Emiuhizer, William kar-
stetter. Edward karstetter, William
Hopple, George Naylor, Hillery Ehren-
zeliers, William Etreuzeliers, Simon
Shelley aud Ner VanOrmer. The fol-
lowing missed one day during month
Bertha Eminhizea, Ida Liester, Annie
VauOrmer. Phebe Ehreuzellers. Geo.
Ehrenzellers, John Burns, Elias Burns,
William VanOrmer, Henry Elsasser,
Daniel Elsasser. Number of visitors
during month, TO.
J. AMBROSE MARTIN,
Teacher.
The house of William Cleck in Fer
managh township was entered on Sun
day last during the absence Otths family
and over 5000, was stolen from a bu-
reau. The thief entered the house by
taking n sash of four panes OF glass out
of an outside door. From movements
of a youth, named Charlie Quay, aged
about IL years. living with John Go
shen. about one mile south OF Cleck's
house, suspicion fell on him, and on
Monday a warrant for the arrest OF
QUAY was put in the hands OF the Sher-
if, by Squire Beidier. The Sheriff, in
company with Cleck, Samuel Thomas,
and pavid Sieber, went to Goshen's 5
house. Goshen told them where Quay
wss--in the woods cutting wood. Thom-
as weat to where he was, and after \
short talk with Lin, charged hlIn With
the theft, st first he denied 1t, but
when told that the Sheriff, with Mr..
Cleck and Sieber, we're close at hand
to arrest him be confessed lie had a
couple of dollars in silver OF the stolen
money in his pocket. and the balance
he said was under two stumps, not tar
away. The stumps were visited. The
paper money was under one stump, the
gold aud silver under another. lh'
amount got from Quay was Sl65.OO
where the balance OF the money is ha
not been revealed. The thief wa;
lodged in jail. He had lived witt
Cleck during the winter, and one day
when the family was away be familiar
ized himself with the bureau drawer
aud keys, aud found out the where
abou;s of the money that he stole las
Sunday.
At a recen. Sabbath school examina
ton in Chicago, some extraordinary an
swvrs were given to the examiners b,
the children. One innocent was askeC
to give a biography Of the Patriarch
Abrsham, and replied: abraham wa
the father Of lot. and had two wives
One was called Ishmale aud the othe
Hagur be kept one at home, and turn
ed the other INTO the desert, where sh
became pillow of salt by day, aud
pillow of fire By night" Another Ju
veuie said "Moses was an EgiptshsI
| He lived IN a ark made of bu!l-rush Ell