Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-03

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glsts, Mifaintown, Pa Oct. 81 IS, "
John Sheneloff, Jr., was brought
from Lack township, and lodged In
Iall by Sheriff Noble and officer Lapp,
Last Thursday on charge of arson,
and malicious mischief. The arson
charge Is for burning a haystack.
Ihe malicious mischief charge Is for
driving away with citizens horse
and buggy.
Forty Gipsy people passed through
town last week westward bound.
They camped two nights IN this
county. The first night they camp
Ell IL the woods between the farms
OF David Sieber and u. l.. Beashor
IN Walker township The second
night they camped on the Espen-
schade farm Mt the foot of the narrows.
That Yale College has percentage
of crazy young men attending school
there is evidenced by the fact, thie
few nights ago lot of the idiots
threw rope over the bronze statute
of Professor Benjamin Silliman and
pulled II TO the ground. Professor
SIlliman was one of the foremost
teachers Of American geology. The
young men had better be sent u Il
lunatic asylum
Three good appointments hsve been
made for that many Juniata county
post Offices. If Congressman Atllin-
son Is as fortunate III all other ap-
PoIntments that he may secure, his
popularity viii be increased Z. CT.
Shaffer has been appointed post
master at Oriental, w. 5. Elliott has
been appointed post master at Reeds
Gap, J. Is. Henry has been appointed
post master at McCoytown
The Wo,nan's Foreign MISSIONARY
Society of the NJ f. Church Of this
place VIII hold memorial service IN
tho audience room Of thc church, on
Wednesday evening OF this week, at
q O'Clock IL commcmpratior of the
twentieth anniversary of the existence
of the Society. An interesting pro
gramme has been prepared for the
occasior- All are cordially invited
to attend
Martin Fasic, aged about 9 years,
son of Britain Fasic, had the toes OF
one Of his feet broken by getting
them between the Stats of n tread
power that belonges to General Bell
The machine had been put out of
doors while the Generals establish
ment was being moved. Against all
caution. BOYS would get on the tread
power and run it, they could not be
kept off excepting by the presence
of some one as a guard, the wonder il
that others were not hurt. The pity
Is that Martin has to suffer for his
experience IL running tread power.
\ delightful party was given by
Mrs. Elizabeth Doughman, at her
pleasant home IN Patterson On last
Thursday evening 1t was the Oc-
casiou Of the marriage of Esr dasSA-
ter Lucy tO Samuel T. Auk,T "a tins
place The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. n. hhIIer, pas
tor Of the Aiifli5az. VIZ ilatHu.ist
Episcopal ClU.-t rcfr, sh-
ments were being served, --e occas-
sion was greatly eElyat-,. with mu-
sic by the calithualpIans and the Pat
terson band. The happy couple VIII
take their departure in q few days
for SAamokin where they expect to
reside.
8. -Rspsrta - Seisoof q 3, 3iiflia-
town. Pa, for .he lsst north -Adii-
March 18th, 1889. Whole Auatet
of pupils present. 90. john Cr.-ri
Guy A1k=r, Chrs. 1ieA:u-e-. i-.-
Mcclellan, Hrlurs Fan4aaaa L4yoi
Bergcy, Wallace D,rr, harry Ems,
Ronald AIls.-. = HE Zia-sar, All...
Fasick, Isabella Schwei.r, Mamie
Stambaugh. Sylvia YoJrr, Anna
RuI!.usn, Yirgie Amman, L5ttie Hack
enb>s-sr. Njjia Anderson, Ala Don
cislu, Clara Robson, Anna Craig
yv-r.. present every iav. Tracy Aioy
er. Lyoia Browand, Aiarggry Pattcr
son, Arthur Louder. Ralph Parker
were present every day but one.
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