Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-04-01

mrs. Bartley who has been visiting
ner daughter Mrs. Kaufman n H.r'
risnurg has returned to her home in
this place. =
FoR RENr. Store room and dwell.
ing. Location North Main street
Eor particulars inquire of f. W..
Noble. Mifaintowp, Pa.
Mrs. Frank Snyder and little
daughter Of State Line we're the
guests of Mrs. Frank n. N. Pennell.
during some time last week.
A bill has been introduced in Con.
gress to increate the pension of every
Mexican war veteran in dsstitute cir
cumstances from So to $l2 month.
Ready for inspsction.-A very
large line of Spring millinery, novel.
ties, trimmed hats and Bonnets at
Mrs Ickss, Patterson, Pa. Prices
lowest. 3w
For RENT.-Stors room and dwell
ing house, or store room seperate.
The dwelling house has seven rooms.
Gall on Joseph Adams, Sr., Washing
ton street.
Mrs. Diehl has just received full
line Of Spring and Summer millinery.
Give her cali and examine her line
OF pattern hats and bopnets. Prices
the lowest. 2t.
The Democratic tariff has knocked
the profits out Of manufacturing es
adjustments, and, general business
decentralization has Knocked the prof
its out Of farming. It is difficult to
tell which is in the worst predica-
ment, the manufacturer or the farmer.
David Roush late of Company 81,
21st Pa. Cavalry Of Thompsontown,
Pa, has had increase of pension
granted from $14 to SIT per month
for gun-shot wounds through both
thighs, increase dating back to Oct.
10th, 1895. Through the agency of
VIM. Fry, Mexico, Pa.
tits estimated. that 1000 to 1900
people attended the sale of personal
property of wife murderer Charles
Ramsey at Waterford recently. Tho
house wes over-run from bottom to
top by sight seers, some Of whom car.
ried pieces Of blood attained furniture
away as relics of work of the Aillsn-
ial Dawn wife murderer.
At 8 congregational meeting held
il the Luthersn church on Saturday,
Joseph Rothrock was elected elder;
j. G.. Hockenbsrgar was elected dea.
con; S. E. Kinzsr, b. G. Wagner were
elected Trustees. TIE minutes of
February 25, 1896. approving !he &C
ton of the board Of Trustees in re
questing DIR. Holloway's resignation
were approved.
The Ballsfonte Watchman says
Isaac r. Raven Of Millheim, the man
wins was recently given the whole of
the .Mil)heim turnpike for injuries
sustained while driving over it two
years ago, has just been appointed
to 8 good position in the Custom
House at Oswego, N. Y, to which
place he will move. 1t will be re-
mcnabered that Mr. Raven sold his
turn pike back to it's original ownsrs.
Negroes assaulted a white girls in
Harrisburg on the 25.h inst, and
made their escape. The authorities
sent dispatches along the railroad to
arrest all travelling negroes. The re-
suit at this place was about dozen
negroes were arrested on Thursday
and lodged in Jail till on Friday when
upon examination they were all re-
leased for want of Identification sss
the parties who committed the crime.
A Siglerville correspondent, of the
L.wistown Gazette of March 26 says:
"A pet ground hog ownsd by Jos
eph Siford, near Lockes Mills, which
holed up early last fall and never put
in on appearance until last Monday
week after q sleep of almost five
months, came out sleek and tame as
when it retired ia the fall, viewed
his old stamping ground. got some
thing to eat and again retired to his
underground home.
Thst great oaks from little acorns
oft 90 grow is exemplifisd in the lives
of many Americans. For example,
few may be mentioned:
Lincoln split rails for living.
George Washington carried chain
for surveyor.
Garfield rode mule thai hauled
canal boat.
Ex Governor Hoard Of Wisconsin,
was q wood chopper.
John II. Thurston, Senator from
Nebraska once drove dray in Chic
ago.
Ex-Governor Alger drove team
in the pineries.
Cushmsn Davis, Senator from Min
neso.a, drove his fathers team and
guided the plow.
Henry Ward Bsecher when he first
began bis ministerial career, MIXED
the COW and did the stable work.
Daniel Webster earned stray shiu
| irgs as chore boy.