Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-04-10
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hODSIt ANiAOb. cJ., 10 sAoitlhE5 IL
Harrisburg.
A chicken can be well kept on q
gill of wheat day.
The long looked for spring rair
came on Sunday nigkt.
Mrs. Bonsall, wife OF editor Bon
sail, has been i'll with the grip.
The pensioners are in the quarter.
ly rush for their pay.
Miss Maude Irwin has returned
from visit to Washington.
The Grand Army men want the
bars closed on Memorial Day.
Miss Emily Murray has returned
from visit to Hollidaysburg.
Mrs. Gray Of Philadelphia is visit
ing the family OF DR.. Crawford.
The Illinois Legislature defines a
bachelor to be man 80 years old.
ExJudge Grier of Bloomfield. was
in town on business day last week.
Ex-Judge Grier, of Bloomfield, was
in town on business one day last
week
On Saturday last, Snow blizzard
stopped all railroad transportation,
in East Colorado.
Mrs. Balsbaugh, wife of George
Balsbaugb, of Port Royal, died on
the evening of the 4th of April.
The appropriation bill in the Leg
islature, cuts off one million dollars
for the public schools Of the state.
James B. Adams employed at
printing on the Newton Hamilton
Natchman, visited relatives in this
place over Sunday.
Rain has made wheat prospects
good along the lines Of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad in Northern and
Northeastern Kansas.
Miss Lizzie Berger announces that
she is prepared to take in plain sew
ing for people who desire to have
that kind of work done.
The PENNSYLVANIA State Editorial
Association will meet in the parlors
of the Lochiel hotel, Harrisburg, at
IL O'Clock, m, on Tuesday, April
90, 1895.
For the $50 days closing last Sat
urday, the expe ases of the Washing
ton government was S42, ,2S9, ,46O
more than its receipts. So much for
the Cleveland tariff reform law
John Webster son eff William Web
ster of Patterson lost valuable sill
yer watch, that had been presented
to him by his mother The finder
will confer favor By returning it to
him.
The wave of anti-profanity has
swept over Newport, and men no
longer swear in town aloud. Every
man who is heard utter an oath, is
taken before Justice o; the Peace
and feed.
The man who spends $40 a year
for tobacco, has been found in the
lower end of the county, and claims
that he is too poor to take a paper
for his family. A thin excuse for
dull-hea3ed man.
There is a bill! before the Legls!a-
ture, authorizing the County Com
missioners TO erect aOd maintain q
suitable monument at the county
eeat in memory of the soldiers and
sailors Of the late war.
Judge Baker has decided that the
scalp law is unconstitutional, there
fore no bounty will be paid by the
Commissioner of Cambria county for
fox scalps. The case has been pend
ing FIX some time and the Commits
sioners had refused to grant orders
for last year"
On Tuesday, application was made
in the court of Common Pleas, of
Huntingdon county, for charter of
corporation; to be called THE Pres
bytery of Huntingdon" at present
composed of the counties OF Juni-
alta, Mifflin, Huntingdon, Bedford,
Blair, Centre and Clearfield
Some few DAYS ogo Charley Yeat-
ter while in pursuit of his duties at
work on the railroad was struck on q
side of head by lining bar. The
blow produced a very extensive inc;s-
ed wound, and contusions and abras-
ions Oh face. Surgical attention was
rendered by Dr. Darwin NJ Craw-
ford, and the patient is getting veil
as can be expected.
The LewistOwn Gazette says:-
John Hostetler, Sr., has a German
Bible in his possession that is 297
years old. The print is as when
published although the leaves are
turning yellow. Also has "a set of
harness, which We're sold at his sale,
which were 40 years old, and with
good care will last ten years longer.
If anyone can beat that, We would
like to hear from him.
Jerome Dillman had his left foot
badly hurt while in the discharge Of
' his duty as track hand on the rail-
road at the tower two miles west of
this station on the 3rd inst. He was
helping to put in new frog, rail
fell on his foot. The top of his left
foot was badly confused and reguir-
ed attention, which was rendered by
DIR. d. Al. Crawford and he is doing
well, but will be off work ten days or
two weeks.
The report from Washington. that
the Supreme court has decided that
the democratic income tax law is not
constitutional, ia a report that every
American citizen will be pleased with,