Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-03-27
MORT LOCALS.

The 4th of July is only 16 weeks
ahead.
The Perry County Bank, at New
Port failed last Saturday.
Miss Rebecca Diehl is i'll with in
famma;ion Of the stomach.
Judge Mcclure held argument
court on Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Alexander of Faystte town
ship, fell and broke leg some days
ago.
Martin Pannebaker has gone to
Irvona, Clearfeld to work in a lum
Der yard.
Rev Jacob Wright and wife of In.
diana county, are visiting friends in
this place.
Mrs. Charles Hollobaugh of Pitts
burg, is visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Johr
Hollobaugh.
w. 81. Noble has secured case in
Harrisburg printing cfice to work
at his trade.
On Friday an earthquake in Italy
tumbled down church and killed
six worshipers.
The cack!e of the hen resoundeth
trcughout the land and the price OF
eggs tends downward
Mrs. Harry Kanffman of Harris
l. ,,.,ft ha,- Al
er, Mrs. Sarah BARLEY.
Edward B,rtley loft for Harris
burg on Monday in the interest OF
hardware firm that he is al agent
for.
A prisoner named Michael Sadd,
made his escape from the Huntingdon
reformatory Saturday last, but was
reclptured the same day.
Carl Browne Of C,xey army fame,
threatens to get married on the
Washington Capitol steps, if he can
fiud woman to accept hin.
Tobias Auker has planted a num-
Der of maple trees along the foundry
lot. Ben njamin Haller furnished him
the trees from Shade mountain.
1t is said that scores of middle
aged men living in Wayne and Pike
counties have never seen an electric
light, steam boat or locomotive.
The fossil remains of human
giant have been found in Appandose
county, a. Its height was is feet,
inches; 30 inches across the should
erE.
The dedication of the David vii.
son monument will take place in
Church Hill Cemetery, Turbott
township on the 3Oih day of next
May.
A man is always proud Of his chill
dren who are large for their age, ex
cep' when he is trying to pass them
on half fare tickets on the cars.-At-
Gibson Globe.
There is talk of starting glass
works at Huntingdon It is near
glass rock and nesr coal oil and 9th r,
or fuel which makes the location an
advantageous one.
Celery cures rheumatism. A
writer says: When celery is eaten
largely, au alkaline blood is the ra-
suit, and where this exists, there can
be neither rheumatism nor gout.
It is possible TO SO construct a
church pulpit, and connect it by tel
ephone with houses Of members Of
the church, that members of the con-
gregation may remain at home and
here all the preaching
Gecrge J. Parker, Esq, of this
town has gone to Media, Delaware
county, where he will be associated
with Hon, John Robson in the prac-
tice Of law. He is Young man OF
good habits, capable and industrious
and we'll trained in text book learn
ing.
Specie payment" used to be the
way papers were written before the
gold bugs got in their work to make
Obligations read payment in gold.
Specie payment, meant coin money;
either gold or silver. Then silver
was free as gold. Then it had the
rights Of the nints, just as gold had.
Now silver has not the rights of the
mints.
A crazy japanese attempted to
kill the Chinese peace commissioner
TO Japan last Sunday. The would
be assassin leveled pistol at the
Commissioner face inhicting a pain
full wound. Assassinations are de
plorablo whether in heathcndom or
Christiandom. This Christian land
has witnessed the assassination oi
two chief rulers of the nation-Ab
raham Lincoln ard James A. Gar
field
The Huntingdon Journal of Marcf
22nd, says:-William Pearson. a COW
boy and his wife, rode on bronchos
from Wyoming to this State, dis.
tance of over 1000 miles. His pa
rents lived at Dysart and the young
wasterner came came all the way to
PENNSYLVANIA to see his father who
was lying i'll at the Altoona hospital
aud arrived Just few days before
his death. Mr.. Pearson and his
wife were four months making the
trip to Cambria county. They car
riei with them a few cooking uten
ais, clothes and eatables.
To provide fer beginning to the
extinguishment OF the debt OF 'Juni
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