Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-09-27

oaaiou tnere to-day and she ran on
30 telling me about her new carpet.
and her new girl, and her babv's two
teeth, and her new bonnet, that ri
didn't get chance to say a word
about my new jacket, or our parlor
furniture, or Freddy's coming home
with the measles, Or Sarah James
dyspepsia, or Uncle Charles rheu-
matlsm, or how Bridget burned that
batch OF biscuits. Oh, she's such a
tresome thing !'-Eueniag Telegram
The following item from Lebanon
county. under date of last Wednes-
day, explains itself: The Indiantown
Gap region, in the northern part of
Lebanon county, where the celebrat
ed haber murder was committed, has
been the scene Of another outrage.
On Sunday afternoon, while Mrs
Nathaniel Balshore and her infant
were seated ON the front porch of the
house-all the rest of the family be-
ing absent-two men with bisckened
faces entered at the rear door and
seized Mrs. Bllshore, bound and gag
ged her. threatened to shoot her if
She attempted to make any alarm,
and then plundered the house, secur-
ing about S400. They then left the
woman In helpless condition. In
her struggles to free herself she
managed to reach the roadside, where
she was found by a neighbor who
CHANGED to pass that way.
John" said an old Georgia plan
tation-owner to faithful negro, ARE
the COWS all driven out of the south
pasture?' Yes, sah." "And the sheep
rounded up under the east hillf'
YES, sab" "And the mare, two-year
old and bay flly put up in the sta
ble! LAR snug. boss" '.All right.
You know there's couple of Atlanta
editors coming down acre in the
morning to tight a duel, and one can't
be too careful of his lire stock while
they are popping away at each other
all daF.-Chicsgo CseG.
Wed b. Mills, the boy lectuser,
will deliver two lectures in the Court
House this week. The first will be
on Pridsy evening, .he second will
be On Saturday evening.
The first evening of the lecture
is TO show the pass able features of
matter as it existed previous to the
SIX days work Of Creation, and the
works respectively of each dry in the
preparation of this Globe as the per
feet habitation .ef man. The second
evening will be devoted to the con-
! sideration of the magnitude. location
and significance of the Planets in
their respective spheres ir space, and
the elements cf life as the perfect ac-
compartment in full developement
of the works of God, and in display
of his wisdom and power, and the
fallacy of Atheism, an1 Infidelity,
and which upon the whole may be
duly considered philosophical life
lesson rarely rendered
Some time ago Archte Craig, col
ored, from this place, was married to
a colored woman IN. l. wistown. At
ter the ceremony was over, and al
had returned from She Episcopal
Church, te the house of the bride s
father q floor III the room where TIE
bridal party stood 6soke down and
all the people in the room fell through
into the cellar. Nosone was serious
ly hurt The newspapers through
out the State have got the facts
wonderfully mixed, for example here
is one af the most common items lel-
ative to the mishap An Altoona
wedding party We're about to sit
down to supper when the floor geTe
way. The groom was black, the bride
was white and the guests about
equally divided in. hue. No one was
seriously hurt
A pane of glass was removed firm
the front door of Einkles store, on
Saturday evening, and through the
opening thus made, thieves entered
the store, and stole two pair ofboo.s,
pocket knives, a Lot of razors, a
number. of pocket kandkerchiefs ard
SO forth A young man, who was
sparkling his girl beyond the river,
came tc this side of the stream about
midnight, and befoYe he had quite
walked to the store, which was en-
the route to his house, man chn
away frem the place. and across the
street, as if DESTROYS of avoiding hi,n
1t is believed that the man that ran
across the street had to do with the
robbery. The frequent depredatioRs
and robberies give rise to talk OF OF
ganizing body of secret, private
watchmen. A clue has been struck.
All arrest may follow.
The Lewistown GQzE,e says: Steal.
ing potatoes and other lots is about
as mean business and ~ a sneak
thief can engage in. If caught he
ought to be treated to 90 lashes on
the back and then pitched into the
river. Here is an other item from
the same paper: Ed Bates, the
leading sportsman of Milroy, was
aroused fromAis slumbers few nights
ago by a disturbance among the
chickens, and on getting there he
found what he supposed was the
cause. Then starting In pursuit OF
his never failing fowling pisce to put
an end to the supposed owl he came
back and seeing an object sitting on
a grapevine near by, in all appear.
looking like large owl, be fired
When the smoke cleared away he
advanced to the spot where At lay
bleeding, and discovered that in
! stead of shooting as owl, he had shot
their large and handsome rooster.
A Chambersburg paper recrds
tho following melancholy occur eIce;