Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-01-09
SHORT LOC8LS.

starting shirt factory.
Sheriff Calhoun was du'y installed
as Sheriff on Monday.
Sieighing parties have been mum
erous whiting the past week.
Cloyd Todd spent some days at
home in Patterson last week.
Read Special Excursion to Wash
ingtgD, ID. c., in another column.
The best of ice has besn cut, hail
ed and housed from Cuba Mills DAM
Carlisle people expect to have an
ice rlant In operation by March 10,
1895.
James g. Adams has gone to New
ton Hamilton, 10 work at the printing
trade.
Skating on the river has bsen a
favorito sport the past moonlight
evenings.
Elaborate ceremonies are being ar
ragged for Governor Hastings in
auguration.
6i1ty PERSONS have bssn added to
tie Methodist church al Atkinson's
Nills, Ait1iin county by revival
meeting.
D. YOU have headache, dizziness,
dsowsiness, loss of appetite and 9th
er ~, mptolns of hiliousness2 Hoods
Srsapariila VIII cure you.
W Il. Sponsler has fitted the Per-
r. H-unty Freeman, which he re-
Gently purchased from Judge Baker
wiz handsome new suit Of type.
judge Sad'er of Cumberland Co,
las made the Sheritfs allowance 9
cauts & day for boarding tremps in
rre Gum mberland county Jail, instead
Of our cents, as heretofore.
The officers of the Board OF Trade
are n communication with a firm
II Cleveland, Ohio, who desire q
place to locate factory for the man
ufactory Of OF knitting machinery.
John Glace, aged about 70 years
disappeared from his home in Della
ware township. Juniata county on
tie evening OF December 81, 1894,
between the hours of and o'clock
sCd Stree hen has not been seen Or
heard OF.
According to law Of PeDnsyl-
vania, passed June s, 1881, it is an
offense pcnishable by fine and i'm
prisornIent, not exceeding S25 or ex
caeding 81 days, to post bills on the
buildings or fences of a farm with
~us the owners consent"
Mss Jennie TAYLOR of Martins.
burg. b.air county. is the first mis-
sioparv to 90 to a foreign land as r
DENTS. She has been 10 Africa over
year sd does not expect to return
for two rearE. She is 3 graduate OF
Dickinson ceI'e~e.-Volunteer
t,nm the Hollidsy2hurg Register
of the 2n1 inst savs:-Jsmes Math-
er- vho is well and fsvorably known
in HoIhdaysbnr-. is now located in
Cleveland, o He is assistant solic:
ter Of the Cleveland, Akron aud
Columbus railway with headquarters
at Cleveland.
About 20 members of the q. A K.
we're present under Captain McClel-
ls- of this place at the fuueral os
Major Seth Movers at Thompson
town, on The End inst, aud perform
Gd the military rites at the grave OF
their dead comrade. A volley was
firesi to the east; volley was fired
into the grave. and volley was fired
to the west.
What NAV result from the teasing
Of child IS found in the following.
/ airhbor's child went to the home
Of John I!atfeter, near SnYdertowp,
York county, and told a little thres-
YEAR old brother home with her.
whereupon he picked up a pair OF
scissors and threw then, at her. They
missed her, but struck the baby on
the head. causing almost instant
death.
The Bloomfield Times says:-Our
iris Ids who are running the saw mill
az Laurel Run should remember that
there a law on the statue books
aeainst carrying on business on the
S.bbath day. A young man who
came over the MOUNTAINS On Sunday
aweek saws that some mel were cut
ting down trees, some saving lumber
for their shanties while others were
building.
Mis-. T J. Middah and daughter
Bess, were sleighing east OF town a
few days sgo,'vben runner of the
sleigh dropped into wagon rut with
such suddsnness and force that the
sleigh upset Mrs. .Hiddah is a fine
horse-w WON an and held on to the lines
anu was dragged quite a distance be-
fore the horse stopped. She and
her daughter we're about to get into
TIE sleigh, when noticing how her
coat NIB covered with snow, she
hended the lines to Miss Bess till
she Id brush off the snow. The
horse thought things were all right
for aE"ther trot, started; and Bess
net baving fully recovered from the
UPSET, LET go her hold Of the lines,
and away went the trotter to town 10
ahrrry, and every thing went all right
w!sa horse sud sleigh till Patterson
was reached and there wagon was
out IN ths way 50 far that the sleigh
did DOT luite clear the vehicle. The
horzs vas almost at his home A
~ 'ga. rods of the home stretch
.'O.l.t have landed both sleigh and
beast at the stable all right. but the
contact with the wagon broke the
s!elGh ipto pieces and ripped the
harness badly. Some one coming to