Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-01-30

Mems, Boys and Children's
Overc0ats at cost.
Hollobaugh & Son.
A man was arrested in Chambers.
burg one day last week, charged
with profanity on the street. BE
was committed to Jail for twenty-five |
days in default of paying his fine.
"E. NJ. johnson, q Kentucky Mag
istrate. doesn't fool away any time
in marrying couples that como be-
fore him. Here is his formula: |
1--WE net here to perform the sacred
rites OF matmony, Join hands. Do
you take man your lawful husbanda
Take woman be wife, Dismissed"
There will be an elocutionary en-
tertainment by Miss E. Myrtle Drum
ct the Presbyterian Church, Aca-
demia, Friday, February 9Th at 8 p.
n. Admission, admits Is cents: chill.
dren 10 cents. l.-f.eshments after
entertainment, extra. Proceeds for
use of Trustees Of Tuscarora Acad-
emy.
Fermansgh Township Republican
Tickst:-Judge of Election, W. A.
Stouffer; Inspector, Huffman Bea
shore; Supervisors, 81. G. Penny, j. P,
Smith; Overseer, Evan Davis; School
Directors, David s. JMumah, Solo
mon Beashor; Assessor. O. c. Diff
fenderfer; Auditor, D. Irwin Beashor;
Auditors Clerk, A. J. Wileman; Jus.
tice of the Peace, VIM. Singer.
Fermanagh Township Democratic
Ticket:-Judge of Election. Jacob
B. Stoner; Inspector, Clayton N.
Michael; School Directors, T. B. Su.
louff, VIM. Puffenberger; Overseer of
Poor, Evan Davis; Auditor, Jesse
Elder; Supervisofs Lantz G. Shievely,
David Hackenberger; Clerk, VIM. B.
Dunn; Assessor, VIM. B. Horning;
Justice of the Peace, e. E. Berry.
The torture of dyspepsia and sick
headache, the agonizing itching and
pain of salt rhem, are removed by
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The coasting on Bridge street
from the Lutheran parsonage to the
river was fine last Thursday evening,
aud many boys and girls enjoyed the
sliding. The sled sped over the icy
street at the rate Of an Express train.
A short time after nightfall sled on
which were seated a number of
young people ran into horse and
sleigh that Samuel Cunningham Of
Milford township was driving. The
collision took place between the two
banks on bridge street. Horse,
sleishers, coasters for moment were
ming ed in almost inextractible con.
fusion, but to the surprise of every.
one, who witnessed the run.in, the
the only injury done was tho break.
ing of finger for Banks Hawk, and
a horse kick on his head. and horse
kick bruise on shin of Harry Ellis
and threat from hurry that the
coasters will have to pay for the re.
pairs of his sleigh.
From tho Bloomfield Times: - A
good act has bsen doue by the man.
ayers of the Perry County Agricul.
tural Society in excluding all gamb-
ling devices from their grounds.
Not less than thousand dollars, dur.
ing each fair week has been carried
away as spoils by these takers, by
their trampling upon the laws OF
Pennsylvania, by robbing the un-
wary. Let other counties follow in
our footsteps. On Sunday the
18th, the dwelling house owned by
David Hair in Carroll township, and
occupied by his son, William, took
fire while the family were at church
ard was entirely destroyed. There
was some insurance on the property
in Farmers and Mechanics Mutual
c. mpany of this county. A pocket.
book in the house, having in it tabout
$50 in money and several notes was
also burned. On Friday after
noon, Bertha, the six year old dsugh'
te- OF Samuel Perry, was coasting on
the hill at the south-snd approach to
Sherman's creek bridge, when she
lost control of her sled and ran un
der the guard railing on the side OF
the bridge, and fell twenty-five or
thirty feet, landing on the ice cover.
ing the creek. She struck the ice in
a sitting position, the sled under
meath her The plunge through
space was a fearful one and the won
der is that the little one was not ser
iously hurt; outside of being some.
what shaken up, she was not the
least bit injured. On Tuesday
afternoon, the wife of Albert Fry at
Alinda, went out and found her hus.
band sitting on log at the saw mill,
suffering great pain. He complain
cd of his head, but was able to say
only few words By tho help of
his wife, he was got into the house
and DR.. .Nilliken of Landisburg, WAS
at once summoned, but his presence
was useless as Mr.. Fry only lived a
few moments after the doctor arriv
ed. He had worked all day and up
to few moments of the time, he
was found by his wife, Mr.. Fry had
appeared in his usual health. He
was aged about AZ years. He leaves
a wife, who was Miss Ross of Cen .
tre township, and five children.