Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-11
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his talent, his professional ability. or
MS physical labor to any other man
who has the inclination and the
means to employ and pay him, and
the party who attemps to interfere
with that right is on the road to des-
potism.
j. P. Mathers, of Juniata, near AL
toona, attempted to shoot DIR. Bru.
baker and constable because thew
proposed to put Mathers and his
house hold goods out of Brubaker's
house on which he had paid no rent
for the period of 10 months. The re-
suit Of the matter is, Nathers has a
lodging in Jail.
A farmer in Tioga put a music
box on his plow, and keeps the box
wound up and the music running all
the time He says if does both he
and the horses good, and keeps up
their spirit. A farmer of his neigh
borhood who has no music in his soul.
told him the best music for the
horses and himself is ''Chin Music"
Il was troubled with nervous, dy-
spepsia and headace, but found a cure
IN Hoods Sarsaparllla." Mrs. L. C.
CELL, Emporium, Pa.
The remains of Mrs. Roberts, wife
OF Samuel Roberts, deceased. was
brought to this place for intermsnt,
on Tuesday from Harrisburg. The
funeral took place from the home of
Miss Isabella Roberts on Main street.
The family name of Mrs. Roberts,
was May. Her people lived in Fay
cite township, this county, where
she was born.
The Perry county Bank is bad
enough but an investigation into the
break of the First National Bank, of
Vernon, Texas beats the Perry county
people for a break. The bank had a
capital of S15O,0OO When it collapsed
the cashier, S. w Lomax, committed
suicide, the President A. N. Brinton
was pat to Jail. and upon examination
of the vault by the government Off
GERS not penny was found.
The Chambersburg Repository of
April 4th sgys-Dr. B. L. Ryder.
who is an authority on fruit culture,
has made an examination of peach
trees in and around Chambersburg
auG finds them unipjured by the
frost. A number of sample twigs
were shown US and on them but one
bud in a score was blighted. Trees
on higher elevations suffered much
but those at our towns level are all
right.
Patrons of the SENTINEL AND Re
PUBLICAN, who know themselves to be
in arrears viii confer a favor by paw
ing the amount due.
Last Thursday evening, when the
keeper and his assistant OF the
Greensburg, Westmoreland county
jail, We're about TO lock the jail they
were knocked down by q prisoner
who struck them on the head with a
piece of lead pipe. The keys were
quickly taken from the senseless
keepers and prisoners escaped.
Four were soon captured and return
ed 10 jail, the others are at large.
The TAILOR and his assistant recovered.
The Huntingdon Globe of April 5,
says: s:-Ex- county commissioner Hen.
ry Davis, OF Porter township, came
into the Globe office and talked quite
a while, among other things said, he
viii be ready to die when another
Republican Is elected President, and
he firmly believes that such q thing
will happen in 1896 Tie contends
that the Democratic party was never
able to run this government when ne
was Young man, and that since he
has become au old man he sees no
improvement.
q have suffered with headachs
and weak eyes and Hoods Ssrsa-
pariila gives me instant relief" FLOR
ENcE AKER, FranklintowG, Pa.
What kind OF punishment would
you intiics, if YOU bad punishment to
impose, OF tie man, who would go
into the stable of neighbor aud cut
out the tongue of his horse as was
done some nights ago III White town
ship, Indiana county, where some
black hearted being entered the |
stahe of John F. Simpson, cut the |
tongue out OF his most highly valued !
horse. Tha tongue Of the animal !
WAS LAYING on the floor of the stable |
when the owner of the horse went to
feed it il the morning The animal
was shot to relieve it Of its suffering.
From the Hollidaysburg Register
of last week: There were twenty
eight converts TO the Hollidaysburg
church Of God baptised in the Juni-
ata river on Sunday last. After the
services ten of the converts we're
placed in au omnibus which was to
convey them to their respective
homes. While on their way home
the horses became unmaIageable
and in turning a corner the bus was
overturned and the occupants thrown
out, each being more or less injured
Several of the occupants we're injur
ed seriously.
81 had salt rheum and have been
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla." Mrs.
J. r. KnGE, $50 South Bromley St,
Scranton, Pa.
In its issue of April 4, the Lewis
town Free Press says.-On Noah
Mumpfer's land, in Granville town.
ship, was found the other day an
officers uniform of finest heavy blue
cloth stuffed in the hollow of large
decayed chestnut tree, the cavity of
1rhich Saenns To hnYa hecnma snlallar