Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-06-10

Patterson to John Speglemoyer. Yorgey
has bought the Lewistown market car
The Vale of Cashmere. in India which
an earthquake recently destroyed, is said
to be five thousand feet above the sea.
Altoona has Republican candidate for
State Treasurer, in the person of Theodor e
IL. Wyton, cashier of the Altoona bank.
Prof. Wyman's, performance on the rol
lers at the rink on Thursday evening is pro-
nounced fine by those who We're present.
J. Nevin Pomeroy of the Chambersburg
Repository was married to Miss n. Belle
Mcclellan, of Chambersburg, few davs
ago.
Rev. Mr.. Graft, of Athens, New York,
preached in :he Lutheran church on sur
day. The congregation was pleased with
him.
A freight wreck obstructed all of the rail
road tracks below Patterson last week
one day for the period of about three
hours.
Eleven persons Joined the NcAHsterville
Presbyterian church last Sunday, on the
occasion of the administration of the Lords
Supper.
The Carlisle shoes are the best filing, nj
cest and neatest shoes in the market, AMI
for sale only at G. w. Heck's boot and
shoe store.
The storm on Sunday evening vas heavy
III Besle township. At the Swarey place,
now Sherlock's place, the large wagon shed
was blown down.
A doctor Hartman, in West Chester, eats
locusts. He first plrboils the bugs, then
puts them TO fry in butter, adds saucesnd
they are ready to serve.
There is q rumor that Governor Pattison
will call an extra session of the Legislature
If be does the state will go Republican BY
one hundred thousand.
"Dr. McCosh, of Princeton, is of the
opinion that a child's mind is best fitted
for the beginning of school education when
the child is twelve years DID,"
How's this, an exchange says, "Fhlt's a
mistake about the father walking around at
night with the crying baby, il is the moth
er. Pap lies in bed and growls.
Charles Emory Smith, editor of the Phil
adelphia Press will deliver the annual ad-
dress before the Literary Society of Dick
inson COllege at the commencement.
will sell you par of the walker plow
shoes and guarantee every pair to give sat
isfaciion, or refund you the price Of them.
mean just what l say. G. W. HEoK.
For the latest ia hats, go to Schou, the
leader in fashions.
Last winter a horse of J. NJ. Mcdonald
had leg broken in two places So well has
the case been managed that the horse is
now able to be walked out of the stable for
exercise.
Tue sure effects of Ayers SarsapIrlll are
thorough and permanent. Il there is a
lurking faint of scrofula abO1t you. Ayers
Sarsaparilla viii dislodge il, and e1Pel it
from your system.
Losr.-A black silk umbrella, on the road
between Siliiinjown and McAlistervile.
Tue finder will confer favor by sending
word TO Reuben, Ctyeny, McAiisterville, to
whom the umbrella belongs.
Rev. Mr. Hayes and family, will move
into. the Presbyterian parsonage next week.
There is a literary touch about Mr.. Hty es'
sermons tha: makes his preaching very ac-
ccptable to his friends here.
A wbisker dye must he convenient to use,
easy TO apply, impossible to rub of, elegant
in appearance. and cheap in price. Buck
ingham's Dye Tor the whiskers uLItes in
itself all these merits. Try it.
There was a heavy rain on Sunday after
noon ID Miiso-.; township. CorntieidS were
damaged by the wash, and in rayines loose
soil was washed over the grass so that in a
number of pacss 1t cannot be moved.
The one thousand dollars reward offered
for Ape Buzzard scared Abe and he deem
ed it best To go to Jail to get out Of the
reach Of the reward hunters, hence he gave
himself up aud asked to be put to jail.
Go to Schott for your 25ct. summer coat.
"a Weybridge, Mass, husband was re-
Gently married on the insta!iment plan
agreeing to pay the officiating clergyman 5!
a week for five weeks, and meeting the sue
cessive payments with punctuality and en-
thusiasg-"
There is an extensive Illegal distillery
some y here IL Huntingdon county, that
turns out a good deal OF whisky. \ number
Of men have been put under arrest on the
charge of having been engaged in tne SNUG
Cling work.
A Bedford county gis vas told that she
would marry rich, she forthwith dimissed a
moor hut industrious man. \ rich young
man became her beaux but he did not marry,
her when he quit going to see her, she COM
mitied suicide.
Mrs Hunting, keeper OF Chicago ha-
hv-farm. has been indicted for mansiaush-
ter. The Mother Goose melody, ''Bye, Ba-
by Bunting, Papa's gone hunting evil
dently has a direful significance for young
suckers in Illinois.
The belief is expressed that Secretary
Stenger was the power behind the throne
that caused the vetoing Of the congresSio n
al appointment bill, because this congress
slonal district is SO strongly Republican
that he has ns chance in il for Congress.
By,the CO urtesy Of George Y. Boyd, as
sis,ant Gene.4l Passenger Agent, P. X. X.
We are in receipt of an advance copy OF the
Summer Excursion Rout Book, for 1859.
By addressing tue General Passenger Ag't.
at Philadelphia, svith l5cts. to pa postage
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