Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-07

tnS mourner5, SIR!
Gentleman-"Yes; he owed me five
hundred dollars" - Boston Tran
script.
The lady reader of the SENTINEL,
are iuvitedg to call at my store to in
spect my spring and summer milln
cry. 1t is an undisputed fact tnat ]
have the largest and most complete
stock ever opnned in the county, and
prices lower than the lowest.
ELLA N. PANNEBAKER,
March 7, '97 Patterson.
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ton that does the reader good, and
in addition to that all local news tha;
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is columns If.
Last Friday Harrison X. Cane.
and Tristan Colnet, of Philadelphia,
rode horseback from New York to
Philadelphia, one hundred miles in
6 hours aud 5S minutes, with three
relays of horses. It is the best time
ever made between the cities on
horseback or bicycle. The men were
none the worse for the ride on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Schofield, wife of Lieutenant
General John NJ Schofield q. S. A..
presented her husband with a girl
baby last Sunday. The General is
&c years old and Mrs. SchclieId is 81
years old. Military men of the regu
lar army from all parts Of the coun
try are sanding congratulations to
st. Augustine, Florida. where the
General now is.
FoR SALE.-A thriving Millinery
Business established IA years in 8
good location. A fine chance for m
ensrgetic psrson to extend the trade
Good reasons for selling. For terms
and particulars address Mrs. M. A
DIEHL, Mifflintown, Pa.
Apply for one month. m24.
Altoona Tribune, April 5th.-The
i've tramps who made up the chain
gang were released on Saturday on
condition that they leave town and
never come back. The irons wer.
kn nocksd off them in the evening a!
lowancc of bologna and bread they
were told TO "get" The quintet:
immediately made 'streak" for ths
city limits, and whom last seen wsrs
waiting on west bourd freight a
Twenty fourth street.
We are indebted to the kindness
of Superintendent A. L. e Croutel
for the annual report OF the Board o
Directors OF the Pennsylvania Insti
tutieu for the deaf and dumb at Mt
AIRY. There are number of Juni
alta puples in the institution. Th'
report is a pamphlet of niuety-twt
pages, giving valuable Information t.
all who desire to bs informed on th,
subject of this school for the deaf ant
dumb.
Buy your hunting dogs and hsv,
them acquainted before the hunting
season opens I have the following
TO offer, guaranteed thoroughly brok
en- on their game aud reliable. Fol
hounds, rabbit hounds, beagles, set
ters and pointers: also some fut
Nswfoundlands, spaniels, coliies, for
and bull terriers; fancy pouitry anc
pigeons; Belgium and German hares
prices low. J. HOWARD TAYLOR.
Aug.27,Iy. West Chester. Pa.
Mrs. Merrywit:-'I've joined ths
sbirdlass bonnet movement, yol
know, and wheo I had my new ha
made 1 IVES careful not to have sus
picion of feathers about it. But wheI
+ got it home AIr. Merry wit broke
me ali up"
Sympathetic Chorus-'.Broke yol
up, dear?'
Mrs. .Merrywit-"Yes, I asked hin
how he liked it, and he looked it al
over end said, It's bird '-Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
The Universe is n grea5 electric
machine. Tesla aud other electric
ians have gotten 20 far on with th'
work of managing electricity, tha
they expect soon 10 bs able to sanc
messages to any part Of land or SCI
without the use of wires, and alss il
view of the great facts and powers o
electricity that are looking people i,
the face, there are electricians wh'
hope to see the day when communi
cations with otner worlds will bav'
been fully established.
Altoona has determined that th'
tramps that infest that town il
droves shall have comfortable quar-
ters, :enough to eat and plenty of worS K
The town council has provided &C
commodationyl Tor fifty hobos. Fift,
balls, each with a chain have beel
provided and fifty hammers hav
been bought. When tramp put
in an appearance and wants work ano
and vic. .uals. He will be taken charg
of and sentenced to 10 days lodgins
and boarding and work. A ball AM
chain will be attached to his leg ant
he will be given a hammer witt
which to break stones for the streets
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Robisol
took place from her home in Patter
SOD, on Friday April 2, 1896. MI
Robison's MAIDEN name was Mar
McCrum, she was daughter o
Joseph and Jane McCrum, of Milfor'
township long since deceased. Sh
twas twice married, first to Jane
Marley, who died young. July 1872
1916. aged Sc years. They had on
son James Burns Marley, who suvive
his mother and lives in Port Royal
Her second husband was John Robi