Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-12-19
SHORTLOCALS.
Hvonotism is a fake.

Store on Bridge St.
General Hastings has 5000 appli
cations for Office on file.
Christopher Bender Of Turbett
township made sausage 17feet long.
81 and So counterfeit bills are re-
ported to be circulating in Pittsburg.
VIM. Hopes, Esq has been ap
pointed Notary by Governor Patti
son.
A teachers Institute will be held
at fhompsontown January 4 and 5,
1895.
A teachers Institute viii be held
at McAlisterville, January Is and 19,
1895
A lighted lantern under the lap
robe VIII keep your feet warm in
sleigh or carriage.
The band held Festival in the
Court House corridor on Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Hor. II. Clay Evans, Republican
Governor of Tenpessee, was born in
this county in Fayette township.
Ez-U. S. Senator, John J. Ingalls,,
lertured in Huntingdon on Monday
night. Subject, Olives and Lazarus !"
Sheriff Lapps nsw stable is being
hurried on toward completion under
the direction of Carpenter Kaufman,
"Wlfe.-'WiH you listel to ms?'
Husband. - Great Scott, woman.
what else have L been doing since we
We're married?
TIE torture of dyspepsia and sick
headache, the agonizipg itching and
pain Of salt rhem, are removed by
hoods Sarsaparilla.
T1a works at Steelton, Dauphin
county, viii close about the 1st of
January, which will put about 1000
people out Of employment.
At the State Grange meeting held
at Harrisburg last week, two Juniata
county men were elected to office
j. L. Altman was elected Secretary,
and d. Is. .WcWilliams was elected a
member Of the financial committee.
The intirmity of age has compelled
Judge Baker to retire from the man
a9emsnt and editorship Of the Perry
County Freeman. He has been the
editor OF the Freeman over half
century. VIM. II. Sponsler has
bought the Freeman.
John Ellis, farmer, residing near
Bedford, was severely bitten by an
enraged horse recently while hauling
Oh the mountain. The animal be-
came ferociously angry aud seizing
the mans arm between his jaws sue
eeeded in crushing it from shoulder
70 wrist
A few evenings ago, a young son
of Harry Gardner OF Carlisle passed
freight train, and spark lodged
in his overcoat. He went home and
hung his coat in the hall. and the
family shortly after found the hall
on ire. 1t Was extinguished before
much damage wss done
"While husking corn a year ago,
farmer John Stcrrett of New Castle,
lost wallet containing s25 in bills
and several souvenir coins Ou We'd
nesday last he butchered big hog
and found the missing pocket book
III the porker's stomach. The money
was not injured in the least
Arthur s. Shuman and Miss Han
nah Patton were married at the
home of the brides parents in Buf
faIo township. Perry countp, on the
6th Of December There were 13O
persons present at the marriage
hIr ard Mrs. Shuman will 60 to
house keeping on what used to be
known 10 Walker township, this
county as the Gideon Close farm.
! Brooklyn man to scare his wife
70 see how she would behave, excit-
sd.y told her he had taken poison to
Kill himself. 1t was Paris Green
that he said he took The wife ran
out and called two doctors and po-
kceman' and they three rushed In,
threw him on the floor and thrust
stomach pump into BIN and pumped
him out He says IL i S the last Joke
he will play on his wife
From the Newport Ledger of the
18th inst: "Some days since the
eight year old sou of Wilbur Skinner,
near Dry Run, while eating persim-
mons, had Il seed lodge in one of his
lung tubes. Friday he had an un-
usually severe fit of coughing. His
mother took him in her arms and
held him until the paroxvsm passed,
as she thought, then she laid him
dowr on the bed and in moment
he was dead. His funeral took place
on Mondav morning. Interment in
Spring Run cemetery.
Early last Thursday morning.
terrific wind storm passed over a
large ssction of the State OF Georgia.
At Reynolds, Taylor county, every
thing IN the storms way was swept
away like chaff. Ten houses with
household effects are total wrecks
Is or 20 Eouses are partly DESTROYED.
In the forest beyond the town hugh
trees We're twisted as if they were
stIaws. Three negro churches, large
frame buildings, We're demolished
and the timber scattered for miles.
Tie people in Juniata, who are re-
lated % the Baltimore Walters fam.
lily, Will be interested to learn that:
Henry Walters, the only son of the
late William I. Walters the art COL
!ector, who, as president Of the At
lantlc coast line, has made his home
IN Wilmington. n. c., will return to
Baltimore ana live in the old family
home. He has recently announced