Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-05
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The L. B. Wilson horse sale on
Saturday was an advantageous one
for both bayer and seller.
For advantageous money terms see
advertisement Of The First Nation
al Bank in another column
In the contest for Junior Fora
tors for the commencement, IN June,
at Princeton College, Geo j. Parker,
received one of the appointments.
Rev. Philip Graft Will preach next
Sunday morning on, Two Classes of
Modern Saints, the Milk-fed and the
Aeat-nourished," and in the evening
on, Solomons' Character Sketch of
the True Lady" Everybody cord
iaily invited.
An incendiary fire damaged the
German Reformed Church of Har
risburg 10 the extent of $1,000 last
Thursday morning Attempts have
been made to burn three other
churches in the same town. Why
should anyone desire to burn a
church
From the Snvder County Tribune
of February 9th. A Milton vetor-
mary surgeon performed vsrv clev-
sr operation on COW recently near
the village Of Dewart. He made an
Ircisipn into ths st1maeia Of the au-
Ila@l, and took tlerefrora two large
punches of hair, II which were I'M
beddei three pieces Of tin, two nails,
and the heel Of a gum boot She
survived the delicate piece Of sur
gerry, and Is to-day as well as ever.
1t viii he quite a trip to make to
the Christopher Columbus worlds
fair to be heli IN CHICAGO in 1892.
Columbus discovered America in
1892, four hundred years ago The
fair is to be held in honor Of the dis
covery OF America. Within the past
two years. Chicago has grappled with
the Anarchist and the Clan-na-gael
and by so doing has placed herself
IN the fore front of American cities.
She Is thus the typical American city,
the most fit place in which To hold
the great fair.
Ex-Congressmau Taulbee q large
over-grown man from Kentucky, pull
ed the nose of ChGs z. Kincade, who
Is n small sized man and correspond
ent Of n Kentucky paper at Washing
ton. The nose pulling took place IL
the capitol az Washing on. On sev
eral previous occasions, Taulbae had
pulled KlIKnde's ears and otherwise
IN ulted him al Of which Kink~de
did not resent, but rather followed
the Divine injunction and stood up
t. have his ears pulled again and
again, but finally growing tired of
the abuse he drew 4 pistol and de
hvered one shot that took effect on
the big mans he'd over the left eve
from the effects of waich he proba-
blv NAV die. The zig man took
dislike TO the little man, because he
believed that kincade had defeated
him for renomination to Congress.
The Newport LEDGER Of last week
savs For sometime Ya7t Henry }ia--
tin, Of the National House has been
missing poultry from his coon, and
was at a los t. know whether thev
were taken ~ g fox. coon, mink, .r
man. Monday evening about eig'it
o'clock, tEa night being dark the wo-
men folk about the house heard "a
connoliun IN tLe cooT, and At once
notified NIr lLartiu, Who hurried 10
the yard lust in time to sea man
emerga from he coop with both
hands full Of chickens i call to
'halJ' only acceIera5sI the move
ments of tha thief, but his load was
to heavy for i'm to get out OF the
way. Henry was on him II a mo-
ment, bore him to the earth and was
sivin4 him a sound pomeling, when
the fellow PLEAD for mercy saying,
..you know me now, don't hit Inc any
more The thief turacd out to be
one # our well known cclorsd citi-
zeus. After bulying the coon's face
n the mud three or four tim $ Hen
- left him up and with a parting
salute under the coat tail bid HIN
good night. Jack can find his hai
il the hotel The chickens were
serve . to the guess ON Tuesday.