Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.

called SaVages there are Is Cos church
1t IS recorded Of La Foutaiue.
noted for his absent -miUde Tness. that
he once attended the funeral of one Of
hls most intimate friends, and shortly
went 10 visit that friend.
When reminded 10y the asJonishei ser
want Of the recent death he was at first
terribly shocked, and then remarked:
True; Of course, l rec0i ect now l
went to his funeral
The newly selected capital OF South
DakO a. got its name of Pierre from
Pierre Chouteau, one Of the -. LOUIS
Cuouteaus IN the DAYS when all that re-
GlOn traded extensively in Turs with -.
Louis, Old Fort Pierre was abandon
Ell great many years ago, and scarce
ly a yestIge remains. It was AT Fort
Pierre in 1896 that General Harney met
the Sioux Indians. whom be had whip
ped, and made treaty with them.
A sign that IS attracting hundreds
of people TO where 10 hangs. ON "a car
penter shop, in Paterson, y. j., reads
''Coflns made and TeQaued. Extra
strong ones for country people" TIE
old man who owns tie establishment
has his own coffin on hand. 10 Is made
of pine wood and Is covered with a neat
pattern of wall paper.
Probably tIIe l,rvast vav.ry p,ra
free in NT5sso,,,I y,.as ,.lr+ g,y,.,, ,....Tt-,-
in Reynolds Courfv II VS. f,Trfes-,
feet sIy inches in cfrr,,r,, r,.rsr,..., .,T,.I
made five thousand feet of lumber Two
sections were cut from the butt. ami
made one board forty-two inches wide.
and twelve other wide bonds. which
were shipped TO ST. Louis 10 Doe
exhiui ed to the honor OF Reyua.Gs
county.
When a Chicaro rIsrrvm3, IrIur
ont his sign 10 the uuDlic some of ms
brothers were borrided ot the iruoy.t-
ton. but when they discovered r4lt
that same sion hrougbt linn ab,..t
three couples ugr d9y fo lr mqrr..I
they slroked their chIns in a reflective
way and decl red That he had "A great
head for business.
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T.IeII ooti 80 1 .'
- :, I.I.5 '..o '.'''l "a I'
BdlhOa refusing 10 take water when lg
came 20 the Pacific, and Ponce DE Leon
pouring water from the fountain ol
youth IN a glass held above hIs head,
like a bartender making "a gin ilzZ For
some mysterious reason one OF the big
Cest floral pieces was a scroll bearing
the words: The Press
An audaclous tramp had an ex-
perience in Rutland, VI, that he will
rot soon forget. Just at dusk be called
at residence and rang the door bell.
and the man OF tie house answered IL.
The tramp rushed rugelv Ly him into