Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-18

poksr. ana most singular Of all
without having skill At that kind OF
game he won and won till hs had
won between $4,000 and s. 900, and
whom he returned to the Legislature
he was Palmer man. There is a
row among the Alliance mon now
Naughty Democrats.
The Lewistown Free Press saws:
That Harry Ulsh, q resident of Lew.
istown and brakeman on the Sun
bury and Lewistown railroad, was
Knocked from his train on Monday
while 1t WAS crossing the Middle
Creek bridge. The stream was svol-
lon by recent rains and his BODY was
not recovered until two hours and .
half after the accident, and it was not
known whether he WAS killed or
drowned.
A rich New York woman had her
thick neck reduced so IS to permit q
costly necklace to fit it, and had q
half dozen wrinkles removed from her
face by professional beautifer.
The beautifer sent in bill for nine
hundred dollars which the husband
refused to pay. He offered one hun
dred dollars. That sum was rsfus-
ed, and the case goos to court, and
now the New York multitude want
te see tho case 60 on 30 that they
may know how the rich Of Gotham
reduce their feshy persons and how
they remove wrinkles.
The Altoona Tribune reports
Judge Furst As saying: In Bellefonts
we have three licensed houses and
no "speak-easies." In Huntingdon
they have no license. and to my per-
senal knowledge there are ten
''speak-easies," all doing hourishing
business. We can't rect them out
because the doors are always locked,
and the constables can't get in to re-
turn them. The way they do is for
every patron to carry key to the
door and whenever he wants Fin 60
there, unlock the door, walk in and
lock it after him, and then drink rs
much as he pleases.
From the Bloomfield Times
Last Friday noon, a week, while
the teacher of township school No.
l, at Liverpool, was at home for din
nsr, two of the boys were carrying q
young son Of Milton II. Lauvsr ON
their hands, and he foil of against
the teachers desk. and broks one Of
his legs" Mr. j. L. Sibble, #
Harrisburg, has bought the Mrs.
Elder farm and part of the Dice farm
In the Cove and will scoop out groul d
for large lake, which will be sup
piled by several mountain streams.
He will stock the pond with carp
and cut ice from it in winter. thus
raising two crops annually. He al
50 intends making a splendid sum
mer resort.
Says the liverpool Sun: A sub
scriber would Ike to know whether
the besves killed at the county aims
house during the past year had no
hides on them, as there is no account
given of any in the report.
Last Thursday evening between
aud 3 o'clock, Martin Mempsrly
whle engaged in cutting wood at
the hams Of Frank Banker on the
hill above the old Montsbsllo Fur
noes, cut an ugly cash in the instsp
of his left foot. Tho blood spurted
from the wound, and it flowed the
grester part of the night No ply
sician was summoned until the next
morning, whom the poor fellows life
blood had run from him, and he
died from the great quantity of blood
he lost He was "a years Of age.
When Captain II. 4. Stsmbaugh
alighted from bis carriage at the
Lutheran church, last Saturday
wither he hal gone to attsna a meet
ing to make out a formal call for the
service Of Rsv. Mr.. Holloway, he wa,
surprised to seq one OF his Plymouth
Rock hons leave the vehicle. Or
closer Inspection Is found the hon,
nest with two oggs in 1t, in the car
riaG-. 1t was meeting time, and be
must needs go into the church and
not bother with hens, SO he did the
agreeable by telling = woman who
stood near by: "Thas is my hen, she
came with nae from the farm, you
may have her if you catch her.
The woman set abou. to capture
the fowl. but the Captain could 40
delay long enough to witness the re
suit.
Perry County Freeman: Eggs
must be plenty. Joseph MeCaskey
of Shcrnansdals shipped from Dun
cannon last weok, $500 dozen =
The Duncannon nail factory turned
out last week 1G75 kegs of finished
nails. =" The bill to reimburse
the several counties for the dsstruc
ton OF bridges by tho flood Of 1883
was discussed by Senators Woods
Williamson, Lloyd and Sloan, on last
Wednesday, and then passed by 4
vote Of 30 Yeas to I nays.
The counties are to be relieved o
soms of the burden cast upon then
by the flood of 1889, If this Lsgisla
turs has thu power. Tho bill fast
ening upon the state the cost of the
bridges Hof the past two yea .
went through the Senate with
the very emphatic endoisems1
of IS ayes and only sevon nays. II
is proper legisi,tion. Many Of the
counties losing lsrgly by tho flood
are among those least able to beal
the loss, and it is the best sort o
equsliEipg tax legislation for the
State to assume portion of the bur
den -Huntipgdon Journal.
A bill has been introduced intt
thn lnuar Hnnsa OF Harriahurcz [ ID InrA