Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-11-18


"sroon Drill" Entertainment in the cour,
Aou'e on Thanksgiving evening. Door,
open ct ! O'Clock. Entertainment b..;n. !,
u O'Clock. ''s'n' u
The judgement docket in this coun,v
SHOWS Judgement claim of about forty
Thousand dollars against one man. who live.
outside of Juniats. The man 4. NOT vo,,h
Afarthing. Will the judgement owner, az.
ahsuish the claims or LAY tax on them up-
Ger the new law1
Bedford had sensation the other d.v !,
person of Marylander, who walked the
streets with belt containing pistols around
MS oooy- His going about in that way was
most iudicrous and yet everybody that fel,
IKE laughing was afaid to laugh, for fear
that he'd shoot.
| Inc Lutheran church OF Ickesburg, Perry
county, Pa, will be dedicated on Sabbath.
December 9th, 1885. Rev. Menpe, of Phil
adeiphia will preach the dedication sermon
'nere VIII be services morning and evening.
Neighboring ministers will be present. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Last Tuesday the Mccormick six-horse
team brought from Lebo the largest load of
grain that was ever brought to Newport on
wagon. The entire wagon and load weigh
ed 1872 pounds, the wagon alone weigh
ing S,sSS pounds, leaving 1884 pounds of
gram, equal to los bushels.-Newport Led
ger.
Ii people troubled with colds, would take
Ayers Cherry Pectoral before gong to
| church or places of entertainment, they
would avoid coughing, greatly to the COM
fort of both speakers and bearers. Public |
speakers and singers find that the Pectoral
wonderfully increases the power and fexi-
bility of the voice.
Mrs. Joseph Smith of Fayette, died sud- |
denly, last Wednesday. 1t is believed that |
II was rheumatism in the heart that took |
her life. 'Mr. smith was in Schuylkilll Co., |
attending to the fall requirements of a !
peach orchard at the time of Lor death. /
Mrs. Smith vas in good l. .ith when heF !,
husband geft home.
Robert McMeen went to Shade mon ntain |
to surrey piece of land, last Friday. He
had scarcely turned his back on his team,
till the ami mails ''skipped," and all ef'rts
to get them failed. The horses made a
mig ht of it in the mountain, but were hone
the worse OF their excursion when captured |
on Saturday morning.
Jeremiah Kepner and family. from Fred
erick, Maryland, last weeS vis.-i the fami-
ly OF John Horniug in this Place. MISS Mag |
gle kepner has wholly recovered from a hip |
ailment that for period of several months
threatened TO lame her for life. A Phila-
delphia doctor prescribed the treatment |
that restored the limb.
During the late Presbyterian Synod that
met at Bellefonte, General Beaver entertain
ed an elder and others from Indiana county. |
The elder declared that he had hever heard |
of General Beaver as a candidate for Gov
eruor, which created almost as great n sur
prise as if a new theological statement had |
been made by the elder.
tramp printer set up tho doings of a |
Sunday school convention for a Hartford |
paper. the proof of which was not read. AZ |
ter the paper had been worked off the fol- |
lowing sentence was found in the report:
"Frora 10 to 1l.3o song and dance BY Rev.
Mr.. Curry " This caused sensation, dur
ing which the typo made his escape.
Marriage licenses are called for, but they |
all object to having the application pub |
hshed. Tha, is all those who have not been
previously married. Peopie who have been
through the m ,rriage mill once, twice or
thrice don't care how soon after an engage
ment the fact of the impending mIrrige Is |
made known. The old saying is, people |
can get used to anything excepting hang
ing
s.what becomes of wicked people who
wrong and cheat their fellowmen ~ asked |
the Sunday scho oil teacher of her class.
"They put their cash in bag and go TO
Canada,'' ime the prompt reply in chorus, |
dren of the present day get their practical
views of life quite as often from the news |
papers as from the catechlsm.-Someryill |
Journal.
john Sieber was having threshing done |
at his barn, near McAlistervilie, Que day |
last week. William Ii hentaler, youth OF
eighteen wears was driving the horses that
run the machine. For some reason known
TO himself, he lay down on the platform OF
the horsepower. His right foot slipped OF
and was squeezed under an arm of the horse
power. The foot was not broken, but the
boot was torn off, and the desh cut and
bruised.
John B atesboItze. father of S. d. and
Washington Bate sholize, died at his home
| in this place, after an illness OF about a week
last Friday morning. 1t is only atew months
since his wife passed away into the other
fworld. Mr.. BAesholize was born in the state
of Saxony, Germany. and came to this
country when a young man. He was iS
wears of age. His funeral took Place at 10
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| CLOCK on Monday. Interr-ent IL uEion
/ Cemetery.
A lot of boys with their knlses disigured
A mile post in the railroad yard at Altoona.
They were arrested, sued for trespass and
damage, and sent to Holiday sburg jill 'or
a period of thirty days. 1t is not ha:i for
malicious boys to trespass and comm ds1i-
Lage. 1t is not difficult to escape wheE n9t
I called to account, being called to act ant
is quite another thing, and when snch
call is issued, boys to their - Fcw learn
that people have rights tha: ..'s ignorant
and maliciously disposed are bound to res
pect-
Enoch Shellenberger aud Simon Shellen-
berger, by power Of attorney will sell a val
liable farm ut GoodvilIe, two miles from
Nc Alisterville, Fayette township, Juniata
county. Pa, at public sale on Thursday,
December LIST, 1885 The farm contains six
ty acres of good limestone land with very
onod innrovemenfs persons ~ ho are de-