Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

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The Fulton Republican says Sher-
III PItman, of Fulton county
sold the South Pennsylvania Railroad
on Saturday March 18th, bv virture
OF an execution issued out of the
Common Pleas of that county upon a
Judgement obtained by Robert Me
fariIn Tor d'mages for right of way
through McFarlIn's lands
Bible students, and Bible readers
hnd material for meditation in the
narrative Of Jepththa and his daush-
ter, and the cantata which make
those historical characters its focal
point, Is doubly attractive when rem
nered by class, and presented. in
an entertainment, such as viii be
gwen by the singing class of J. =.
Ihomls, next Friday evening in the
Court House.
Subscribers to the SrxrIxr1. Am r..
PUBLICAN who are back with their
pay more than wear will cnnfer
happiness upon themselves aud tho
ma naE'ment Of the paper bv paving
Z" OF our arrear patrons would en-
Joy "ofHing one. two three. four.
uN' ana more years for a dollar
anu htlf on trust W. Do not
.lke to place their account in the
nan : OF an attorney for collection
and MI not do It If they aa~ within
>ix weeks time. Feb. 1890. If.
This from the McVrytawn Jour
nal. Mr. William Benny. lost a hoo
some time ago. and came to the con
clusion 1t had been stolen. On last
Saturday a gentleman heard = queer
noise IN the old slaughter-housa VII
and upon Investigation discovered
II - b. Bro. Bonny's lost hog and
nHildei him Of the fact. NIr Il
w"nt down u the bottom IF the we'll
AMI placed rope around the hoe
anu drawei hlm W. The piggy walk
,d of sJueuhug aS saucv as evsrafter
H'inE IN n well eleven days.
Last Thursday-March 20. the
as~ociate Judges Of Huntington coul
y pursued the same course ~ q
year ago and all the applications for
licenses were refused. Judge Furst
wIs very indignant at his br thsrn
ON the bench and plainIy and fDrciblv
stated that 70 his personal knowledge
HpuHr drIgkIng IN TINS county had
amazingly increased under the three
years ut nominal prohibition since
every nook and corner Of the town
ant county could boast Of its speak
easy and private drinking club.
Tho Iui - said ha counted $50
kegs If beer which arrived bv cx-
press ou two trains.
II an Omaha church recently sam
Jones Shou.e ,: Is their man pre-
sent who never spoke a cross word /,
his wife p The silence was becoIn
ing oppressive People lookel here
and there. Every husband present
wanted To- get up. bu. did not dare to.
Bat the sadncsS that hal possession
pf Jones face vanished a moment later
when "a round faced good natur-I
man rose from hI- seat Thank
CD =. exclaimed sum, --tagr, Is one
wau who n ver ~Iij cross w.rl 90
.rs wife The -.ul LataryI Iuau
smiled 81 bland smile an sail No
sir 7 never J.L I'm "a hari.l y.
Euru me Fu. ON his Lat ,ui cg lmiv
walked "G- the door
Tho y ~ Pur. ledger Of the 2Ist
SAYS: IT, barn uf Andrew Pines
in =, rry Nail"v near Reward. was
Il str vet 10y FIRE Tuesday afternoon
with one horse. two calves. some Lav
and grain, ami farming implements
Joseph Vert hal new mower, a
grain drill and wind mill stored IN
the barn which were also burned.
There WAS an Insurance of 500 or
Tie bc~u gul ono hundred un the
s....uts owned 10y ITr. Pines but
none ur sir. Were. Tine IRE was ol
iur,uii r,ar5-iu. AMI the neperpej.ut5r
was JTs-k q in the soft ground frr
about three fIurths of mile, when
ai. trace was Lust- Iu was byll act
O. tir- mans property IL broad
daylight. Mr.. Pines i the same msu
WHO nearly met his death by
falling from the AIIIlrrstovu bridge
q clur'. nlu.tls sine. Will. helping
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