Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-08-07

Charles LAadis il paying . visit to
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry eOellan and daugh.
ter are visiting in Thompsontown.
Miss Bessie Hackenberger had Q
| gathering Of young folks at her home
on Wednesday evening.
Capt. D. A. Irwin Of the Soldiers
Orphans Home ct Washington, D. O.,
with his wife aud Miss Kolton are
visiting the Misses Irwin.
A very pleasing event occurred at
the home of Miss JMargie Patterson
when all her young friends gathered
to spend last Monday evening with
her.
The campaign against Quay will
close in this county next Saturday.
All the power and patronage of Gov
ernor Hastings administration has
been directed against him to prevent
him from becoming Chairman of the
Republican State Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs DR.. Dowd Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bonsall and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. James Speedy,
Miss Minnie Howe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mayer and family, Msssrs.
Anson Will and Mart Crawford arc
summsring at Hockenberry's Hotel
at Waterford.
The open air vesper praise service
last Sunday evening on the Court
House lawn, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Mortimer assisted by Rev. Mr.. Cara
way and the Mif1intown orchestra
was largely attended and was an en-
joyable meeting. Another meeting
will be held in the Same place and at
the same hour next Sabbath evening.
The Festival held at Red Rock last
Saturday evening was in every way q
success. The evening was a pleas
ant one and many people gathered
for q good social time; and from the
general appearance Of the festive 30
ciability every one was made happy.
The good of q festival is not always
counted in dollars and cents. The
gross receipts amounted to $55.8S.
cat Lewisburg, Pa, James B. Fer.
rest used the sidewalk for bicycling.
A citizen sued him and the Justice
fined him Sc. Defendant appealed
and the Union county court rsvers-
ed the Justice. The case was appeal
ed to the Supreme Court and that
tribunal has reversed the lower court
and sustained the Justice. The Su.
pIeme Court says sidewalks are only
for foot travellars."
"Rev. A. B. Shenkle, though 81
years old, still breaches occasionally
at Marietta and other points. He
has boon in the ministry half a CEN
tury. His garden, orchard and pota-
toe patch, his horse and his chickens
1t his Millersville homestead, all have
his daily attention. Il do all my
own work, he says, land don't want
to live where I have less to do.
When . man quits work he dies"
Crank B. Rine an East Lewis
burg truck farmer had between 10
and IL acres planted in cabbage this
season, yielding over loo, 900 heads
of marketable cabbage, all of which
were sold. The cabbage alone made
over Is car loads. The first cabbage
was cut on tho 18th Of June and the
last taken off on July 10. MIR. Rine
has about 40 acres under cultivation,
from part of which he secures two
crops"
The Schools of Walker township
will be taught this winter as follows:
Me1ico-M. L. Keiser and W. q.
Auker.
Centre. Milton Burris.
Locust Run-Joseph Vert.
Van Wert-D. A. L,dick.
Red Rock-Merry Hetrick.
Mt. Pleasant--John Ferner.
Cedar Grove-Samuel Weaver.
Flint and over the river have not
yet been let.
The Perry County Freeman of the
31st Of July says:-Cor. Marks Of
Tuscarora township, has been bound
over for his appearance at next Ses-
sions for cruelty to animals. This is
the case in which it is charged that
Marks cut off bis dogs tail, and 9th
erwise maltreated the animal. He
was arrested and taken before Els
quire Memlnger, who fined him $40
and costs, which all amounted to $19.
The defendant appealed to court.
A fifteen months old jersey bull
attacked ex-Sheriff Knouse in his
barn-yard few days ago. II the
bull had had horns he would have
killed the Sheriff. As it was he came
nearly taking his life. He knocked
him down, butted him on the right
side of the head; on his right side
and left hip, and hornless as the ami.
NAL is, the probability is it would
have succeeded in ending the sheriff g
earthly career, but the sheriff called
loudly for help. His family ran to
the rescue and drove the infuriatsd
beast away. Mr.. Knouse has not yet
recovered from the onslaught of the
bull.
Tho Bloomfield Freeman Of July
31st says:-Early on Sunday morn.
ing of July %, George w. Stitzel of
Toboyne township, who has q wife
and six small children, eloped with
Mrs Ellen Fry, the wife of Martin
Fry, also of this township. Mrs.
Fry took her two youngest children
with her, and left six more behind
her. On Monday forenoon, (to-day)
Mrs. Stitzel, the outraged wife, made
information before Justice of the
Rnaoo g u T,.ox flo and q warrant