Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-04-17
SHORTLOCALy.

Miss Mary North has returned
from visit to Washington.
Miss Laurie Guss of Harrisburg il
visiting friends in Patterson.
Miss Blanch Crider Of Bellefonte
is the guest of Mrs. George Jacobs
John F. Schweier Of the SENTINEL
AND REPUBLICAN, spent Easter in Phil.
adelphia.
Jacob Browand has the frame of
his new stable ap, ready for wealth
sr-boarding.
On Easter Day a number of peo-
pie in Youngstown, burnt Judas Is
CARROT in effigy.
Porus A. Nicely has bought the
homestead farm in Tuscarora town.
ship for $4,000.
A man may smile and smile, but
if he doesn't quit ho will see snakes.
Texas Siftirgs.
Fl. G. Holloway, d. D., closed a
series Of meetings in his churh in
this town on Easter.
Henry NJ. Groninger has placed a
new roof on his barn and farmhouse
in Milford township.
Charles Heber Clark, del. vered O
speech in favor of silver before the
Legislature last week.
There ere $50 persons in the Cam
bria county poor house and 50 per-
sons in TIE county jail.
Youngstown, Ohio, has 20 young
ladies' who have adopted dress re-
form and wear boomers.
The 4pound eel that D. K. Su-
louff caught in looks dam, has set
grist Of fish stories atloat.
John W. Kirk, was home from
Lancaster, over Easter, from duties
in the revenue department.
Edward Parker, Of Washington,
has come from the capitol city to re-.
main in JUniata this summer.
On the first of April, tie sheriff of
Clearfeld county received $50 exc
cutions for the next term OF court
At the age of1o0, Michael W. Byrd,
colored, Of Crisfield, Md, chops
wood and does other work of a
young man.-Ex.
Squire c. B Horning is having
peach orchard planted on his farm
at Dsnhoim. He bought the trees
from Thomas Sulouff in Fermanagh
township.
Rev. Mr.. Adair and Iayman James
Kidd, represented the McCoysville
UP. congregation in the Big Spring
Presbytery, at Hopswill, York coun-
ty, last week,
Now doth the boy steal forth to tap
The maple trees with Joy:
Meanwhile the farmer, fail In hand,
S:oals up and taps the boy.
Boston Courier.
Some nights ago John Furguson
of Dimmsville went to bed suffering
with severe cold. During the night
he was stricken with blindness, and
st latest reports bo had not recover
cd his sight.
The bill abolishipg the kissing of
the Bible in the administering of
osths, and substituting therefore the
laying on of the hand on the open
book, has become law by the sig
nature of Governor Hastings.
Sheriff Spe chit, of Snyder county,
bought a feet trotter in Philadel,
phia, the first night he had the trot-
ter home, another horse of the sher
if kicked one leg of the new horse
50 badly that the beast had to be
killed.
-Mamma-"Tm glad to see you
praying so much during this holy
week, Elsie" Little Elsie-"Yes,
ma'am; I'm praying it'll rain next
Sunday, so that stuck-up Minnie
STYLE won't be able to wear her new
dress"
President Cleveland Was made an
CRY by the speech of a Methodist
preacher, in Methodist conference
in Salem, Mass, by stating that the
president gets drunk. Aspeech lik.
that is calculated to make any sober
man angry.
A careful record kept at Yale fol
eight years showc that non-smokers
are twenty per cent. taller, twenty
five per cent. heavier and have sixty
per cent. more living capacity thar
smokers. Confirmed smokers vii
hardly profit by the smoke record oi
Yale college, but the boys and young
men can greatly profit by it. if they
refrsin from smoking.
The New Port News of the II
inst says:
Last winter George Biattenberger
young mau, and DR.. A. A. Murray
of Liverpool, committed an abortion
on Daisy Ritter, an orphan girl, o.
the same town.
The men wsre arrested and held
for trial, which took place this week.
Blsttenbergsr pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to pay fine of $25, the
costs of prosecution and undergo i'm
prisonnsnt in the eastern peniten'
tiary for period of fifteen months
Murray stood trial and was con-
victed yesterday. The court sen
fenced him to pay fine of $25 and
the costs, and undergo imprison-
ment in the eastern penitsntiary for
aperiod of two years.