Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-04-23

ty to their friends. at the residence O
their father, Mr.. Samuel Strayer, il
Patterson. The evening was pleasant
ly spent in social conversation, socia
games and other innocent amusements
usually INDUCED in at evening parties
The refreshments were fine and vel
served, and everybody departed fol
their homes feeling that they had speu
a very pleasant evening.
Some lady in Newport attempted to
filrt with the editor Of the Ledger, but the
journalist At that moment was in a vim
egar mood and would not reciprocate
Oh ! Shrom Shrom This is what th &
editor says about it in his paper of the
18th inst. To that lady who, rigged ou,
in a new spring suit, endeavored to at
tract our attention, last Saturday after
noon, while passing down sscond street,
We would say that we admire beauty
and good clothes but dispise firts
The Lewistown Gazette of last week
says; One hundred and six tramps
were fed at the poor house last week
and Steward Mitchell informs us that
of the number not more than half doz-
en- we're over fifty years of age and but
three appeared to be disabled, there
being no cause whatever why the 9th.
ers should be on the road. How long
is this imposition to continue When
will proper laws be passed to suppress
the nuisance II all persons would re
fuse them food except upon payment BY
few hours work the tramps would
soon find 1t more pleasant to work reg
ularly for living than to 90 through
the country begging.
We are in receipt Of H. O'Nsill &
Co.'s illustrated and descriptive oata-
logue for the Spring and Summer of
1884. For the catalogue, write to 32l
to 329 9th Avenue, New York. From
hooks and eyes, crimps and bangles,
through full list Of jewelry, to the
finest o. dresses, the catalogue is mar
vel Of detailed account. The book 10
worth having to look at, even if one
does not desire to order goods from its
full list. There is such a thing % one
besoming acquainted with all OF the
fancy and useful articles that wealth
fashion uses for its adornment. without
going where they are most used, aud
the catalogue jus, mentioned is the easy
way to such an acquaintance.
At the recent meeting OF the Hunt
ingdon Prssbytery supplies we're sp-
pointed for Middle Tuscsrora and Lost
Creek in this county as follows:
FOR MIDDLE TUscARoBA.
4th Sab. Apr. Rev. John Laird;
2nd Sab. May, Rev. S. W. Pomsroy
4th Sab. May, Rev. L. L. Haughawout;
End Sab. June, w. ". Woodend d. D.
FOR LOST CREEK.
3rd Sab Apr. Rev. J. l.. Russell
lst Sab June, Rev. r. F Wilson.
administer communion.)
3rd Sab. May, Rev B. F. Meyers;
lst Sab. June, Rev J. c. Barr;
3rd Sab. June, Rev. L.. l.. Haughawout;
5th Sab. June, Rev. S. W. Pomeroy
2ud Sab. July, Rev NJ. A, Cornelius
4th Sab. July, Rev. Mex. Williamson;
2nd Sab. Aug. Rev B. F. Meyers;
ith Sab. Aug Rev. Gsorg. Elliot;
lst Sab. Sept Rev. W. W. Woodend,
D. D.
3rd Sab. Sept. b. F. Meyers
A PARADISE FOR GUNNERs AND
ANGLERS. The Chesapeake and Dels-
ware Peninsula. comprising portions of
the States Of Mary yland, Delaware. and
Virginia, contains square ares Of six
thousand miles, and measures about
two hundred miles by forty. Within
this limited surface. and distant only a
Fsw bours ride from Philadelphia, VIII
Baltimore, and Washington,
IRE to be found the finest sporting and
fishing on the Atlantic coast. So abun-
iant!y has this favored region been en-
lowed By nature with game OF every |
description that it is worthy TO be call
ID "a Paradise for Guuners and An
ylers" Such. indeed, Is the title
adopted for his book By writer whose |
work now hes before u. His descrip- !
son If the Peninsula, and the sdvsn-
ages it afford, to sportsmsn, are care
ully and accurately written, while the
excellent engrsvipgs and maps with
sLich his book is adorned add greatly
10 its appearance and value.
This essential raie mscum of the
sportsman may be obtained by address
ug J. r Wood, General Passenger
Agent Pennsylvania Railroad, Phila-
ielphia.