Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-15
SHORT LOCALS.

A number of people are off to camp meet
ing.
ATTENTION. you may find
a large assortment of cook stoves at Nc
Clintic's
The places for school teachers have been
nearly all filed, few good teachers are
still without place.
School days are again near at hand,
which is hard thing for the average small
boy and girl to contemplate.
One of the indispensable things is a cook
stove, go to McClintic's and buy cook
stove
Airy View Academy opens Sept. 10, un-
der ProPs Wilson and Coombs. The latter
is fine scholar a teacher of large exper-
ience and intends to remain permanently.
The boarding department is under the con-
troll of Brice Crawford who has given great
satisfaction.
Williamsport in addition to the elope-
ment of married lawyer with an unmar-
ried woman has an other sensation in the
legal proceedings that Peter Herdic has
brought against certain parties for the re-
covery of property that was sold from him
by the sheriff.
! On Thursday evening, next, the Post will
| boid =, buu;nass p,aat,pr ot II c,clooI- a a
quarter past s O'Clock the room will he
open to all citizens who desire to attend
and hear Rev. George Benaugh deliver an
address on the question of the Grand En-
campment just closed at Denver Colorado.
Don't ill the system with quinine in the
effort to prevent or.cure Fever and Ague.
Ayers Agus Cure is a far more potent pre-
vontive and remedy, with the advantage of
leaving in the body no poison to produce
dizziness, deafness, headache, and other
disorders. The proprietors warrant it.
A man with bag pipe, and man
with a clarionet gave musical en-
tertainments in the streets last Thurs
day evening, which was enjoyed by
the small boys and girls, if the man.
ner in which they crowded around
them is IN indication,
On Monday afternoon bolt of lightning
strEok a willow tree on the Mcknight farm
about = miles from Patterson. The larger
part Of the bolt passed down the trunk OF
/ h., fraa IN sha A -
lightning ran out from the main current
down over branch OF the willow that
gracefully hung by the door of the spring
house and leaped into the door and passed
through the building and out by window
opposite TO the entrance way. Miss Ella
Maloy of Walker twp, sat churning direct
ly between the door and window, and Miss
Lizzie Harris of Miliosd twp, sat inside OF
the door but not in direct line between
the two openings OF the building. Both Of
the young ladies were knocked down but
knew nothing OF the occurr ence till they
came back TO state of consciousness
Miss Harris was the first of the two to re-
vive. She comprehended the situation.
Almost everything in the room was shaken
or knocked out OF place. The crooks were
scattered and broken on the floor. The
churn was upset and her companion lay as
il dead. She ran out and screamed that
Ella had been killed. ssMiss Maloy came
to" but she was severely hurt The light
ming struck her feet and passed upward
over and oil her body by her head a new
pare OF calf skin shoes were torn from hel
feet, her stockings were burned her cloth
ing was to-en and singed as with fire. hel
eye brows were singed off and the hair OF
one side of her head was scoTched, and
the flesh ON her lower Limits and on hcl
body and on the one side of her face wss
red as If burned by fire, and alter conscious
ness was restored she experienced the burn.
ing sensation OF one that has been bnrned
by fire. At this writing Monday evening
she is in a condition, favorable as can be ex.
pected. Henry Kaufman Who farms the
place was standing iu the open door of thC
dwelling house at the time and was good
cal shocked by the lightning.