Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-20

Hsll's Vegetable siciisn Hair Rsnswer Is
no ss~ preparation for the public TO expert
mens viii; its satcess d unparalleled for
restoring gray haif to lie natural color. pro-
noting its growth, end producing new hair
on bald heads.
Another coarse Of illustrated sefmens
was announced last Sabbath In the u. z.
Church, to be given by the pastor, ca . num-
Der Of successive Sunday evenings. This
time the theme will BE-, Noses ascending
Mount Nebo."
T. P. Page, who has been milling at
Rohm's mill the past few years, has bought
himself . farm at Locust Rtn, Delaware
township, and has moved on II, to "culti-
vate and keep it," Reuben Fry Is the mil
ler now at Rohm's mill.
Huntingdon Prssby terry. at its late meet
ing, appointed Rev. N. Cornelius, Rev. r.
Hamilton snd Elder W. Davis committee
to try to harmonixe the trouble existing be-
tween Presbyterians Of Miffiintown and Lost
Creek.
The female plaintiff in Western divorce
suit was asked, upon taking the stand and
prior to being sworn, il she believed in q
future life. al used to-" she answered /;
" but since was married I've had all the
nonsense taken o,it of me."- ."-Brookiyn Ea-
gle.
K. E. Parker has been Q member Of the
Town Council long enough to put the Town
Council books in first-rate order. 1t would
be worth while for township supervisors and
other officers of the respective townships
to start their books and keep them upon the
same system.
A stable on the farm of William Puffen-
berger, in Fermanagh township, was set on
fire sbout O'Clock the other morning, and
burned. The NOW of the stable had sew
eral tons Of hay In 1t, and in the under part
of the stable were stored horse hay rake,
a reaper and mower, cultivators, and other
farming implements.
A friend of DR.. ID. N. Crawford living in
the Western country sent him magnificent
carriage or sleigh robe, made of the skins Of
prairie wolves. A number of wolf tails are
pendant TO the robe, as If to identify the
animal from which it is made. 1t is lined
with fine afghan blanket and bordered or
fringed in bright colors. The Doctors
name is stitched on the afghan.
The Huntingdon Globe says: A party of
French capitalists were in this place last
Monday looking for site to erect works to
extract the sap from wood By some process,
for tanning leather. We are informed that
the party had well-knoun carpenter and
builder TO give them an estimate for the
buildings they desire, and then left, leaving
him under the impression that they rad de-
cided to locate here, and would begin oper-
ations at an early day.
The Judicial apportionment bill as it now
appears on its passage through the Legisla-
ture, makes Judicial district of Union,
Snyder and Juniata. Perry is joined to
Huntingdon, and Miffiin county to Center
county. The vote in the proposed new ju-
dicial district, of which Juniata is a part,
last fall stood, Garfield, 5999; Hancock,
$3.50. In 1878 the vote stood, Hoyt, 5l23i
Dill, 500I. The district is Republican.
The Perry county FresmGr Ssys. The
contract for re-erecting that portion (about
one hali) of the Millerstown bridge car
ried away by the late tiood in the Juniata.
has been awarded TO Aaron Shrefiler, OF
Oliver township, at the sum of 5000. 1t
is to be built of wood, same as old one was
the masonry to be additional charge, as We
learn ; and to be ready for use by the 18th
of July next.
Last Friday three-year-old son of II. 4.
S Stambaugh, of Fermanagh township. took
mp corn-stalk and delivered blow on the
body of the family dog. The dog sprang
at the child, threw him down, and proceed
ed to bite the boy in the arm, along from
the wrist TO the elbow. The child was clad
in thick goods, and the teeth of the animal
failed to reach the flesh, excepting at the
wrist The arm, however, was severely
bruised. Afterwards an older son of Mr..
5 Stambaugh, while in the act of tying the
dog. was also bitten. The dog was not suf-
fering from hydrophobia.
We earnestly recommend our readers
when visiting town to drop in at Heck's
Shoe Store, next door to Cheap Johns, and
see his wonderful selection of Boots and
Shoes. 1t is curiosity to see the many
different shapes and styles. One would
wonder where they all 60 to. But then he
has a cry lsrge trade all over the country.
He keeps nothing bat the best makes, and
his prices are the lowest.
That "murder win out" iinds another
illustration in the death-bed confession of
a woman in Reading, this State. A Mrs.
Gottschall, few days ago, while lying on
her death bed, confessed her knowledge of
the murder of David Good, fifteen years
ago. Good was murdered in a saloon in
Reading one night by three men, and his
body was carried in bag to a lime-kiln a
mile distant, and there placed SO as to give
the appearance of having been snffocated.
An inquest was held on the body, and the
verdict was that death had been caused by
suffocation. Two of the men who COM
nitted the murder are officers of church,
aud they were arrested last Sabbath Willie
attending divine service.
4 man, while driving COW through one
Of the streets of Sunbury, took mp stone
aud threw it at the unruly animal. The
shot was telling one. 1t took effect in
large window, and the damage was fifty dol
lars. TIE oarer of the COW had to foot the
bill of damage, which was right. A man
has no right to trespass and damage mems
property IN town. But now turn the case
,round How often does IL occur that town