Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-09

teers will hold a reunion a, o.s:.,
Huntingdon county on the 2nd a. O.
Der. o''o-
Question: viii Germany and Spain, 70 to
war about the island of YAM The ,ror,,.
is That both nations desire to own the Is.
land.
MISS Elizabeth Lewis, aged IS years. the
Quest inhabitant of Duncannon, was struck
oY Day Express, some days ago and in.
stantly killed.
| "hen the news was received at Madrid
spain, that Germany had taken possession
OF the island Of zap, q mob attacked the
German embassy.
Inc piece of machinery that people, who
attended the Granger's fair last week. talk
most about, is steam plow that turned six
burrows at one time.
The Grand Army encampmeut convened
in Clearfieid, yesterday, and will remain in
that town till Friday. All posts and camps
in the State have been invited.
1t is quite fashionable for women to 20
to the river to catch bass. There is a wom-
an or two, in town, who are quite skillful
or lucky in catching the game fish.
VIM Fasick. employed in the grave stone
yard Of T. W. Auker, has been of work o n
account of injury to two fingers. The fin
gers were caught between two stones.
Counterfeiters have been showing the
"queer," in Everett, Bedford county. A
prominent citizen or two of the town have
been put under arrest for the unlawful
work.
s. D. Batesholtz is agent for the sale OF
''Gen eral U. S. Grant" The book that
q, neral Grant wrote. There are a number
of histories Of the General but only one
that he wrote.
Marriage and death notices, not exceed
ng five lines, earnestly solicited and pub
lished free. Marriage congratulations, Obit-
uary notices, Tributes of respects, and so
forth, cash five cents line.
Lizzie Jones, the Alabama heiress, says
she will take immediate steps TO get her
fortune, and it is reported that number Of
Alabama men will take immediate steps To
get Lizzie Jones.-Boston Post.
Earnest Maxwell Caum. infant son of E.
l.. Caum, of Harrisburg, closed its short
1 aartblx l,el
aged SIX months. Cholera Infantum was
the disease that took the child away.
A newspaper man in India, says, that the
reason that England wants to back out OF
the Russian trouble. is that the Afghsuis-
tans eat onions as the British eat apples,
and that the English cannot endure them
for their unpleasant smell.
There is a sensation in Schuylkill county
over the discovery that Poorhouse rint
has been issuing orders TO persons who have
no claims whatever against the county fol
relief. The false orders, as far as heart
from, amounts to $1,000.
The Okeson farm near Academia, ha
been in possession of the okeson family TO
the period of one hundred years. Tn
Innis farm, not many miles west of it. la
been in the possession of the Innis famil
more than one hundred years.
As assignee, Judge Smith, of Fayette
sold on Saturday the homestead tract OF min
acres, of Michael Auker, in Fayette town
ship, for eight hundred dollars to g. W
Mahlin, and three acres of woodland I
George Snyder, for thirty dollars.
"a Western paper tells how woman pu
nm Job to catch her husbInd. In the twi
light of evening she took the cooks place
e Mt the kitchen window. She was earnestly
kissed-uot BY her husband, but by po-
r Iieeman who supposed she was the cook"
The Huntingdon Journal Of last wee
: says: A party of beer-suckers spent Sun
day in some one of the holows north of III
cemetery in davis debauch. II is grea
pity thst the arm of the law could not b'
stretched ont to reach these violators o
> both human and Divine law.
The act of the Indiana farmer, who gave
three tramps a hundred lashes each, TO
: irving to rob him, is the Kind OF citize
that should be commended. Ii was a.
easv way for the trsmps to get out OF
-, th,eying Job. Ir he had been as mercies
as they, be would have shot them.
..Can Won direct me TO the Appolinari
! spring 2" inquired lady at Saratoga. SIN
appolinaris spring2' 'sYes, my husband goe
there every morning before breakfast, aud
r ronId like TO see it," "H-m. You va
s find the Appoiinaris spring, think, In I'd
basement of the hotel.'-New York Sun.
The gloomy fears, the desponding view
a the weariness Of soul that many compial
of. would often disappear were the oioo
made pure and healthy before reaching u
delicate vessels of the brain. Ayers ga
saparilla purifes and vi:alizes the blood
and thus conducss to health Of body an
If sanity Of mind.
m q, Ssptember Ist. Miss Sarah lmme
residing near Chambersburg, hanged ne
!. self to a rope that she fastened to rait'
= :, the rurret. She stood on chair, who
when all things were ready, she kicke
away. she was rich and respected.
b was her brothers wedding day She W
i of a melancholy disposition.
AYERS Ague Cure, when used accordin
g - directions. is warranted to eradicate fro
D ,h. srs,.m all forms OF malarial- diseas
.pch as Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
,erm,ttent. Remiltent and Bilious Fever
and disorders OF the liver. Try it. The e
perimeut is safe one, and VIII COST y
nothing if a cure is not effected.
~Just one," said the lover as he sto'
N unon the s,oop with his girl. ''just one
..Just one,n said the mother, putting Q
be head ont of the bedroom window aboV
at ..xeiI. I guess it aint so late as that Q
it's pretty near twelve and you'd better
o;nc or her father will be down." A
the lover took his leave with sad pain
=, his beart.-Boston Courier.
The Tribune of last week said;
us.,. savan children of j. b. bardell,