Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
PERSONAL.

The lingo newspaper personal paragraph
er always couples his paper with personal
notice or paragraph, after the following
style of composition.
Nathan Hen eblender, ESQ.,, called on
Monday morning and renewed his subscrip-
to the Blorhorn Mr.. Honebleuder is a man
of great discrimination which is proven by
his subscription to the Blo,chorn.
BiOwhorn was out sucker fishing the other
day and caught many suckers. He did not
forget US. The profession of the fisherman
is an exalted one. The suckers were just
splendid Peter.
Mr.. Van Sneezer, of Snowtiakeyille drop
ped in to see us late on Saturday eveaing.
He was in hurry to get Of town but late
as it was be could not miss call at the Of
flee of the BloIchorn. Call az ain Mr.. Van
Sneezer. He is a good citizen and carries
the ducats.
James Poorluck, Esq, passed through
town the other day but stopped long enough
to subscribe to the BloVhorn. He was un-
fortunate enough to scratch his face under
the left eye, Mrs. Poorluck, amiable woman
that she is, came to his rescue with piece
of court plaster. We sincerely hope that
Mr.. Poorluck will not be dishgured for life
in the face.
II Is with extreme sorrow that We stop
the press to announce in the Bioichorn that
our esteemed friend and patron Merry Tan
glefoOt fell over the bank below town and
tore the seat OF his pants clean out. Mr..
Ough Tor not keeping him from falling over
the bank. Our opinion is that with the
right kind OF a jury he could recover.
Miss Mary Loveabeau from the city of
Brotherly Love las honored our town by
her presence. Shs will so;journ In our
midst several months, viii pass the heated
term here. She has pronounced the BloT-
horn the paper pa--excellent, it was not an
empty compliment Tor she subscribed Tor it
paid in advance and will have the pleasure
of reading the BLOUhsTn after she returns
to the city of Brotheriy Love.
Miss Mildly Deartiower, from Roarersburg
visited friends in town. She smiled upon
US dIYineiy when she subscribed iOr the
Blolchorn. What a lovely lady she is, there
Will be an aching void in the breast OF =
number OF young men admirers when she
leaves for home and it Will be no surprise
to knowing ones if some of the smitten
ones visit RoarersOurg in the nsar future.
| Farewell sweet Mildly.
Miss 0bijl Loyeofabonnet exhibited her
lovely SELF in our sanctum the other day,
she was showing her friend Miss Marry Jane
Pink the sights of the town. Miss Pink is
from Boston and being clad in the height
of the hub fashion with Eyeglasses she pre-
sented an intellectual appearance such as
become Boston lady. Miss PINK says that
the BloWIOrn shall De sent to her when she
returns east. she viii contest with Miss
Loyeofabonnei Tor the leadership in society
among the many sweet ladies OF this com
mEnity. Call again dear friends.
Our rev cred and highly honored friend
Honorable Joe Greenback passed through
tins place ON his way to Washington to ill
al important 0 flee al tina seat of govern
ment. lie has been uncommOnly success
ful in politics. Indeed nothing can stand
before him, he Is a double host within hiul-
self. Long may be live aud flourish as ne
deserves to do. Joe sad he could not g
through town without calling at the eiH.e
OF the Blowhorn. He lett substantial to-
ken OF his presence with US. Call again es-
teeIned friend Greenback