Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-06-17

ElNeSa OA Iabhltn
The locust are as thick as locust every
where in Juniata, excepting in Black Log
valley. In that valley there are no locust
this year. Who can explain that raci
The members of the Legislature would
not throw paper wads at each other, as Of
ten as they do, to kill time, if they were
where their constituents could see them.
will sell you pair of the Walker plow
shoes and guarantee every pair to give sat-
isfaction, or refund you the price of them.
| mean just what l say. G. W. HECK.
Be careful and don't catch the breath of
glandered horse. The other day man in
Montreal, Canada died of glanders that he
caught from the breath of a diseased horse.
An ardent Democrat wrote to the Presi-
dent, that he is in W ant of an Office. The
President wrote back, that he certainly had
as good a right to want an Office as any 9TH
er man.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonald presented her hus-
band with handsome boy baby on Monday
last. The Squire is correspondingly happy
over the interesting and lively accession TO
his family.
1t is being suspected by the friends of
his Excellency, Governor Pattlson, that he
is seriously contemplating to veto the re-
vised edition of the Bible on constitutional
grounds.-Millersburg Herald.
Marriage and death notices, not exceed
ing five lines, earnestly solicited and pub
lished free. Marriage congratulations, Obit-
uary notices, Tributes of respects, and SO
forth, cash five cents line.
Horatio J. Speck, OF Huntingdon, will be
placed on trial at the next court for having
procured a criminal operation upon Ella
Knode. Miss Knode, it is alleged died
from the effects of the operation.
Wilson Brown, a Huntington county man,
committed suicide on Monday a week. He
went to the woods and hung himself with
strip OF hickory bark bark to a dog wood,
tree, he was fifty years Of age.
While David Rickenbaugh, of Walker
township, was driving along upper Water
street with a load of straw, large part of
the load become detached and narrowly es-
escaped falling on Schott the clothier.
On Thursday evening, June 25th, and
Tuesday evening, June Both, the students
OF the Miffiin Academy will hold their third
Annual Commencement Exercises in the
Court House. Don't fail to be present.
How the woman was hurt and how the
cat escaped is epitomized thus, Wilkes
barre woman fell off chair and broke three
ribs and a collar-bone while trying to hang
a neighbours cat for eating her chickens.
A serious case of color blindness has come
to light in Tennessee, in which woman
| who has been married eight years has dis
covered that her husband has negro blood
| in his veins. She has applied for divorce.
Go to Schott for your 25ct. summer coat.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Kreutner, of
| Altoona, wanted to hurry up the fire for
supper, she used the coal oil can, the fire ran
into the can an explosion took place. The
woman was nearly burned to death. Doyou
take the lesson
A fast market train, on the Schuylkill VAL
lev railroad ran into siding at Spring Mill
station on the 18th inst. The conductor,
engineer and fireman were all killed aud two
or three other parties connected with the
train were injured.
The bunker Conference under whose
management the late bunker National Con-
ference was held, is short about one thous-
and dollars in the payment OF expenses OF
the late great meeting. The district church
es will make up the loss.
Boston is an inidel city, generally speak
! ing, but with all that, a man who swears
aloud on the sire ct is fined five dollars per
oath. Some one says the fine is too high,
that poor man can't get off one oath. 1t
is a shocking discrimination in favor of the
rich.
One of the cutest of 4 books Is the
"HousEHoLD PRIMER" Each large letter
has an amusing picture and pretty verse
The whole is ddintily printed in brown !;
and best of all, is mailed free by d. 10th
rop & Co., Boston, on receipt of 2-cent
stamp.
s.The last board of lancaster county
commissioners having been sued for taking
excessive fees, etc, the case WAS arbitrated
and decided in favor of the county, each of
the three commissioners being required to
paw back to the county treasurer between
$500 and si0O."
The Philadelphia Times remarks: 1t may
interes: people to know that even down In
Texas they have got the gamblers on the
run. The deacons of the colored church
at Dallas, it is reported, have had two hun
dred and fifty brethren indicted for indul-
gence in the game of scraps"
For constitutional or scrofulous catarrh,
and for consumption induced by the scrof-
ulous taint, Ayers Sorsaparills is the true
remedy. It has curednu:nberless cases. 1t
will stop the nauseous catarrhal discharges
and remove the sickening odor of the breath
which are indications Of scroiulous origin
The latest In Kilt suits at Schotfs
The British people are tender on the ques-
,;op of taxation. Government is in need oil
funds. The handiest thing to get it out OF
was thought to be beer and spirits, a tax
was accordingly laid on beer and spirits
The levy of the additional tax raised such o
storm against the Gladstone ministry that
they resigned.
TEE;h extracted without pain. Perfect
" harmless. Acts on the tooth only.
Toothachc stopped in five minutes, without
ext raciing. Artificial teeth from $500 to