Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-12-23

derly class of people.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buv
pair oil mems gum boots at G. W. H-ck,s.
Others charge three dollars.
a OH has been introduced In Congress,
% make It unlawful Tor Senators or Repre-
seutatives to recommend any apu,in,m,o,
to office. The bill hasu't a ghost of. a
chance to get through.
Mrs. Stafford delivered lecture IN the NJ.
r. churcn on SATURDAY. aud SUNDAY even
ihgs' and also, at the Juvenile Temperance
meeting IN sunday afternoon, 10 the Evan
gellcAl church in Patterson, to large and
appreciative audiences.
Thirty five cents will buy pair oflsdie,,
gum shoes at G. W. Heck'.. 0. hers charge
fifty cents.
Te- untidy. dirty appearance of grizzly
h"aru should never be allowed Bucking
hams D,e Tor the whiskers will readiiv
change their color To brown or black, al
diScieiion. and thus keep up your reputa-
lion Tor neatness and good looks.
The teachers did not form a high opin-
ION of the town boys and the boys thought
the teachers were too fresh 1t is prnbible
thar II the teachers h Id some OF bows out in
the country school houses, il they failed to
irsshen them they would birch them.
Thirtydve cents will buv piir OF LADIES'
] L.. -
fifty cents.
Buy the William Cooper Grooved Rub
Der Bucket for chain pumps, one of the
best buckets made, and YOU can buy of me
Al hall the p ice you par 10 others. Al
kinds OF wood and iron pumps. wood and
iron water pipe. Also, parts TO repairs.
Call on or address, F.W NOBLE,
MifilintOwn, Pa.
The Marquis of Lorne, Col. Ingersoll.
Millionsires Astor and Carnegie, an Irish
Member Of Parliament elect, John Boyle
O'Rviliy, Css>ius VI. Clay, Sir John Mac
| Donald, and Frank B. anb prn have articles
in the January number of the North Amer
ican Review.
On election day Judge George W. Ward.
OF Abingdon, Va, was confined TO his
room. lie placed himself in window in
sight of the polls, one hundred yards away.
lied his ballot 10 key, and let 1t slide
along string attached to the bIiot-box-
The crier recognized him, cried his vote,
I 1. n
LAST Thursday morning George Musser
and wife, of Midileburg, Snyder county.
were about to cross the riilroId at the sta
ton, crossing in front OF an approaching
| freight train The wife hesitited an stepped
hack. The husband regardless of her en-
treaty started to cross. He was struck by
the locomotive and instantly killed.
Last August Miss Bertha Morrison was
taken into field hy eight o. ten meu from
Coles circus, 5hat exhibited at Hun;ing-
don and outraged Several arrests were
made and last SATURDAY, william, alias Fat
ty K,mberiing, white man, vas found
gully OF the charge snd sentenced to Ihs
penilentisry tor ten years and three months.
The PhilsdelphIa Record oflAst SATURDAY.
SAYS: Four cargoes OF potatoes have arriv-
ed At this port aud six more are on the way
from Prince Edward Isl ,nd. Nova Scotia,
aud tberabnut. The potatoes cost al the
point of shipment about fifteen cents per
bushel; the freight is fifteen cents more.
Thir;y-five e-n's viii IN, pair of ladies'
gum shoes at G.. W. Hvcs's. Others charge
fifty cents.
Professor Eaton, Of Yale College, in 4 re-
cent lecture to the students. told them it
vas not certain Eve tempted Adam with an
apple in the Garden OF Eden. lie thinks
probably ii was ounce, ..becanse the ap-
pie of The present day was propagated from
the crab-apple, and il is not at all likely
Adam would have been taken in 10y such a
puckery little olit.
Last FRIDAY lakelet or pool OF water fed
by springs, broke int the SISqlehannA
Coal Company mines at N,nIicoke, this
state. One inousand men and boys were al
work in the mines but all escaped but about
thirty ia No. | slope who were imprisoned J..
Work has been going on nighr anf day fol
Ihrir rescue Ii they have not been drown
ed IT IS feared that they have been smoih
cred.
Two dollars and fifty cents will bnv Z
pair Of mems gum boots al q. W. Heck's
OGhers cLa-g three dollars.
The Philadelphia Record Almanac fol
the year 1886. has been received AZ this Of
flee. The calendar OF The months take up :
very small part of the pamphlet, and anon.
m.ny important da,as are the Offices. ih'
the names of officers aud their salaries o
the national government. the officers anc
their salaries Of the state government, th'
election returns OF the sta:e for 1885, ans
great many general aud local facts.
Gen. Beaureg,rd vii; give history o
the Shiloh Campaign in the January mum
bor of the North American Rev lew- III
claims that Gen. Agernon Sydney John
son acted only as a corps commander a
Shrloh. Gen Beauregsrd emphaiically as
serts CONTRARY TO the co mmon belirI) 'ha
he va, the sole commander on both days
and, without naming them, contrOverts th'
reports of Grant and Shermln as TO the na
P tion's forces being taken by surprise.
"W Ords fail to express ms gratitude,
savt SI. Carter, Of Nashville, 'nn-, ''fo
n. benefits derived rom Ayers Sarsapa
riIa. Having been afflicted all my ii'e VII
.crofuls. my system seemed saturated VIII
if. II came out in blorches, ulcers, an'
D m,tterv sores, all over my body" Mr.
Carter states that he was entirely cured D!
Ayers Sars4paIiIia, aud since discontnu
IL, has Rad