Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-06-13

tlon. Iney each get SlO q day dur
ing the vacation, Ii days, which will
be $4,000 for each member. I'm
less the people get after them they
will meet and adjourn all summer
and draw pay at the rate of SO
day. Such extraordinary movements
are excusable in war times but not
in times of peace.
A writer for the New York Inde-
pendent gives the following as a
remedy or cure for a kicking cow.
Take cord, the size, say, of cloth
es line, and place it around the COW
lust in front of the udder, and be-
hind the hip bones, across tho back.
Make fast; tolerably tight at first,
then at next milking looser. By
this methad we have succeeded, after
using it on our COW only four milk
ings, in doing without it entirely.
who will explain the philosophy of
it!
A very happy event on the even
ing of June 7th, at the Hayes Hotel,
Patterson, on the arrival of the 9.45
P. NJ, train from the west was the
marriage of Mr.. John c. Burns of
Shade Valley, Juniata county, to Mrs.
Frances Kepner, of Lenox, Taylor
county, lowe. Quite a company of
friends from Miffiin and Patterson,
were present to grace the occasion.
Robert McMeen Esq, B. Caveny,
Sheriff Shivery, Samuel Strayer, J.
Pennel, Geo. W. Jacobs Jr., Esq,
Mr.. and Mrs. Foreman, L G. Marks,
Mr.. McNitt, Mr.. Clark and lady of
Lack township, Proprietor Hayes
and family. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. S. Aug Davenport,
of Bealetown, and after hearty con-
gratulations to the happy and worthy
couple, the company dispersed to
their homes, pleased to be present
at their friends wedding A recep-
ton was rendered the happy pair at
the grooms residence the afternoon
of June Sth.
The Everette Press last week pub
lished the following which is of in
terest to Juniata people for the rea-
son that ]. G. Fletcher was son of
Mr.. Fletcher who some years ago
preached for the Lutheran congrega
ton in this town: We have been
fovored by some Western friend with
a copy of the Sedalia (Mo.) Bazoo,
dated the 3Qth ult., which contains
an extended account of the shoot
ing of Mr. j. C. Fletcher, former
printer on the Bedford Gazette, by
fellew printer named Leno Carballo
The affair took place at place call
ed Upton, in AIlssouria, on the morn
ing of the 2Sth ult. 4 misunder-
standing occurred, and Fletcher
whipped Carballo. The latter then
procured pistol and shot his com
panion dead on the street. Chal. |
Fletcher, as he was best known.
worked on the Gazette about Is
years ago, when that paper was un-
der the control Of Meyrs x Mengle, |
and if we are not mistaken, was |
nephew of Mr.. G. Ii. Mengel, the
junior member of the firm.
The following is Philadelphia 10
cal published by the Record OF last
Wednesday: Little Johnnie Open
heimer, who fell from the third story
window of No. 732 Jefferson street
to the pavement below, a distance of
fully twenty three feet, without seri
GUS injury, was yesterday looking as
bright as new silver dollar. The
mother was in an other room when
Johnnies curiosity melted him to
climb on chair and get on the win
dow-sill. She heard sharp cry and
reached the door III time to see John
les bare legs disappear. The poor
mother was stricken with horror. She
ran down to the front door, expect
ing to see her boys dead body on the
hard bricks, and was utterly bewild-
cred when the rash youngster was
placed in her arms, little dazed but
aiive and safe The boy had fallen
first upon a lady's shoulder, thence
into her capacious basket, dragging
it to the pavement but saving his life.
The lady whose opportune passing
by saved the little fellows lie, was
Mrs. Constanzer, of No. 2l9 Susque-
hanna avenue.
Some time ago, a man so much
out of a perfect bodily condition
that he is compelled to walk on
crutches came TO the Jacobs House
and registered as c. H. Richards, |
Hot Springs. Landloard Loudon
says that he pays his bills promptly.
Richards claims to be skilled in the
esculapian art and had in the brief
time of his sojourn here found a
number of patients to doctor. On
Saturday, on information made by
DR.. Elder before Squire Beidler a
warrant was gotten out for Richards,
charging him, ''with practicing med
icine in violation of the act OF Assem-
bly," The warrant was placed in
the hands of officer Rollman about |
5 o'clock on Saturday evening, but,
Richards was not found till about |
8 o'clock. He was found at Perry
Wright's house where he had been
called to attend a child that is af-
tiicted with eye disease. He was
arrested and taken before Justice |
Beidler. He desired to find bail
for an appearance, and officer Roll
man went with him to look for bail |
but not obtaining the desired securi-
ty he was sent to jail in default of
bail with the understanding that a
hearing should be had on Monday.
On Monday morning the case was
settled by Elder withdrawing the
suit, upon the promise of Richards
to pay all costs and leave the county |
within "a hours.