Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-07-26

MIR. John Barefoot Of Fayett town
hip, has been suffering from the Of. |
fects Of q scythe cut on the knee.
An enthusiastic, fighting Irishman,
who wants to 6ght England, advises,
that the surplus Irish Join the army
OF Aribi Boy in his fight against
England
The Presbyterian church at Hos
pers, iowa, was struck by O cyclone
which passed over the town or the
24th ult., and totally destroyed. The
pieces of the building were scattered
for half mile"
Up to the present date there is
no information from Egypt to war
rant the belief that a single Amer.
can has been injured BY the Eyyp-
tians in their effort to free Themselves
of English rule
The many trees in the woods that
last August plainly showed how they
suffered by the drought, recovered
their present healthy green appear
ance this season, notwithstanding the
prediction that they would all die.
Among the many handsome Aov.
ers in Mrs. Jackmans flower garden,
is a delicate looking little plant,
which when touched shrinks and
draws its'lsaves together, as If smit
ten by frost. 1t is sensitive plant.
An exchange says; A girl shouldn't
wear BLACK belt about her waist
when she has white dress on and
us walking with young man in the
night tme. 1t makes it appear from
a rear view rs if her fellow had his
arm @ound her waist.
Ar exchange that claims to be ac-
'au&nted with the salary question in
tho Methodist Church says; The av
ersge salary paid Methodist ministers
fin the New York eastconference last
tyear was S1,163; the average in the
MISSISSIPPI conference was $4OO
Grace Cribbs, fell from the hay
loft of her fathers stable, in this Dor
ough, last Wednesday evening and
broke an arm near the shoulder. DR..
Elder attended the case of the little
sufferer. Grace is about Z years of
age.
y city exch.nge says: New fans
are made o. sinrle large tiower-
a red poppy, with black heart; blue
morning glories, striped with eolors.
a pansy, Il dahlia or a large sunfiower
the stalk of the flower serving for
a handle.
Kennedy, and Bety, will fill orders
for coal, during the month Of July,
and August, at the following prices.
Broken Egg ard Stove, $500.
Chestnut-Hard, $3.50.
Chestnut-Sof., S475
Pea-Dslipered, $3.50.
Pea-Yard, 1926.
Some wag, lest Wednesday report
ed that Vanderbilt had come TO town
for the purpose of examining the
railroad route from this place to the
Susguehannsh, and Potomac, but the
reported Yanderbilt turned ont to be
a Phiiadelpkian that had come to buy
pair of horses.
Colored people in Huntingdon
have u sensation, over the departure
of a colored prescher with some $50
of the church money, and a young
coloied girl, daughter OF well to
do farmer. An officer was sent after
the run away couple, but they gotin-
to Virginia, before the officer over
took them.
A grand excursion to Cape May,
will leave the Juniata Valley, from
Altoona, next Thursday, July y.
The time of the train here at Mlfflin,
is 10 o'clock 1. 81 The time of the
arrival for the train at Cape May is
500 o'clock evening. The fare for the
round trip from tins place is S5,65.
Tickets are good until July 31st,
1882 inclusive.
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A husband having in answer to his
wife's repeated requests cut off his
whiskers and gone home to surprise
her, was met by her IN the hall and
overwhelmed with hugs and kisses.
After letting him go she took a long
look at him and exclaimed; "Oh, hor
rors. is it YOU Proceedings for di-
vorce have been begun.-Detroif Free
Press. !
On Saturday, near midnight, Shu-
man Miller, hotel keeper at Millers-
town, Perry county was shot and
killed by boy about is years of age,
William Wagner is said to be the
name of the youth who committed
the deed he is the son of farmer
who lives not far from Millerstown.
He escaped from the house, and fled
across the river Immediately after
the shot was fred. Miller was shot
about the region of the heart.
A thief entered the kitchen Of the
Lutheran parsonage few nights ago. !
Striking preachers larder, is nearly
Ss empty a place to get into as a
yar;nters kitchen. The thief got in at
a syindow and sole about half
poSnd of coffee, and Homer Berrys
shix.. and left perfect mark of his
bare feet il several places in the
kitchen. A photogrash of the soot
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