Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-03-31

There will be grand military pa.
rade in New York ON April II, the
day Of the dedication of the Grant
monument.
The Gettysburg College Glee Club
gave an entertainment in the Court
House, on Saturday evening and sang
IN the Lutheran church ON Sunday
evening to the satisfaction of both
audiences.
Mervine Pannebaker of Pueblo.
Col, sent his father Daniel Panne.
baker OF this place . cactus cane for
walking purposes on last Friday.
1t has a silver head. Paunebaker
will have his name engraved thereon.
Charles Berger moved to Perry
county on the farm that Mr.. Wells
bought from the W,sters in the Cove
between Duncannon and Marysville.
Berger will be employed at vsgeta
Die raising during the summer
months.
Noah Raby, l25 years old Is in the
New Brunswick, New Jersey, poor
house. supported by Piscatawney
township. He has been in the poor
house almost 40 years. He sits in g
chair most of the time. His mother
was white woman; his father wa
an Indian
For SALE.-A thriving Millinery
Business established IA years in q
good location. A fine chance for an
energetic person to extend the trade.
Good reasons for selling. For terms
and particulars address MRs. n. A.
DKHL, Miffiintown, Pa.
Apply for one month. MA.
Huntingdon Journal, March 2e--
The Tussey mountain gold excite
ment is still increasing. We were
shown two samples of gold ore, that
the person said could be autheuticat-
ed by ten men as coming from the
Tussey mountain niue, and that
would assay $4,000. 90 to the ton.
The horseless carriage, the electric
cars aud bicycles have reduced the
price Of horses The probability is
that within the next generation.
horses will be raised for butchering
purposes. In France at the present
time there are more than 200 butch
ers, who deal in herse-aesh exclu
sively.
Boy your hunting dogs and have
them acquainted before the hunting
season opens I have the following
to offer. guaranteed thoroughly brok-
en- on their game and reliable. Fox
hounds, rabbit hounds, beagles, set
ters and pointers; also some fine
Newfoundlands, spaniels, ccllies, fox
and bull terriers; fancy poultry and
pigeons; Belgium and German hares;
prices low. J. HOWARD TAYLOR.
Aug.27,1y. West Chester. Pa.
On habeas corpus proceeding in
the Malinda Smith case brought be-
fore Judge Lyons at Bloomfield, last
Saturday, Hugh Smith who had
been put to Jail on the charge of muir
dering the girl many years ago was
discharged from custody. The girl
disappeared many years ago, but
there was no evidence even at that
time, and there has been none since,
that she was murdered. It was a
fake case put up against Smith, and
he is good nBtured man if he does
not by legal means punish those who
prosecuted him.
The skin of the panther that Sena
tor Quay shot in Florida with his
pistol, has heen tanned by tanner
Foerdersr Of Philadelphia. The hide
was tanned in 40 hours. Quay will
have ths leather made into shoes for
himself and wife. It will be remem-
bered that the Senator and several
friends were returning from q fish.
ing excursion through strip of wood
to his cabin. Quay was helping to
carry a large fish-a tarpon - when
suddenly panther sprang from the
side Of the path on the fish. Quay
and his friends turned upon the pan
ther with their pistols and killed the
animal.
S. w. Heaps of Walker township,
died at Harrisburg about 8 o'clock
last Saturday morning. He left hi,
home on Monday previous to attend
to his work as carpenter for the rail-
road company. On the day last
mentioned exposure in a rain gave
him cold which afflicted his throat
and afterwards developed into pneu-
monia, which closed his earthly ca
reer SO unexpectedly that the an
nouncement of his death caused q
surprise in this community. He has
always been a well-to.do man and
was making arrangements to build a
new house at Mt. Pleasant. He leaves
a wife and five children to mourn ov-
er his departure. His remains were
brought home on Saturday evening.
1n.ermert on Tuesday in Presbyter-
ian cemetery.
1t is astonishing how the panther
stories blossom this spring. Senator
Quay while coming to his camp in
Flori1a with great fsh. recently,
was surprised to find large half
panther leaping at him.
The panther did not catch the Sen.
ator, but seized the fish and was de-
it when Quay and his friends
shot the beast and saved the fish.
The reader may have q suspicion that
there is agood deal Of fish in Quay's
panther story, and there ia, but the
story from Mr.. Summers of Lewis
town has no fish in and is short and
to the point, that while he was on his
way from the Nsrrows water station
to Lewistown a panther came down