Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-23

vi Jumbo is disappointment
y many OF the small boys, who sXn..,.s
10 see the big elephant at I.ax;s,ar-
v ''o o' october, when Barnum,s shou,
viii be there. 'oo"
"' e'e'enih annual convention of thu
"onehs' Christian Temperance Un;on oe
fehhsyivahia, will be held at Hun,;,.a..
ou wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY. O.
'ooer 2ist, 22d and 23d.
A son Of Hon. W. A. Wallace. IF c,s.
n''u' ieil down flight Of steps and s,,,.k
us head on the curb stone, on Thursda '
'as' week, injnring himself so badly ,b,,
he died in few minutes.
Marriage and death notices. M, sr,...
hg I'VE lines, earnestly solicited and n,h
ii'hed free. Marriage congratulations, obi,.
uary notices, Tributes of respects, and 40
forth, cash five cents a line.
"how Old are you, Miss Winterblossom,,
None OF Your business, sir % But it is nv
business to know, and your business TO
swear 10 IL, II You are to get marriage Ii
eense, so smooth your feathers and wr;nk-
les aud speak out''
Try Ayers Pills, and be cured. Misery
Is mild word to describe the mischief TO
BODY and mind caused by habitual consti.
patton. The regular use of Ayers Catbar-
Tic Pills, in mild doses, will restore the tor
p'd viscera to healthy action.
The Newport News says: Representative
Sponsler, at the last session of the Leeis.
iatnr-, had passed a bill relating to game in
Ferry county. He now discovers that il
was never signed by either speaker, through
some neglect OF the subordinate officials.
''lt is curious fact that wasps' nests Of
ten take fire. as is supposed by the chemi-
cal action of the wax upon the material of
which the nest is composed. Many of the
tires of unknown origin in haystacks and
farm buildings may thus be accounted
ior."
''The venders of liquor in Carlisle, Cum
berland county, have adopted plan for their
self protection. When a young man who is
unknown to them and Of whose age they
have doubt, asks for drink, they require
him to enter his name, age and residence
in book kept for that purpose
''Say," sad the editors smart little son,
as he entered a store, .'do ou keep knWesi'
.'0h, yes," responded the storekeeper,
'-we've kept them for yssrs." "Well," re-
turned the boy. starting for the door, s'you
ought to advertise, aud then you wouldn't
keep 'en so long boston Journal.
On last Tuesday evening just about sun
5 set, the western sky appeared very red and
many people supposed it was caused by a
fire in Lewistown. 4 report of that kind
was soon current on the streets, but word
by telephCae stated that the rrdneSs OF the
sky was caused by the blowing out of on'
of the Lewistown furnaces.
General Manager McCrea, of the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and st Louis Railway with
headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, will be
transferred in about two weeks to Pittsburg
o where he will be made General Manager o
all lines of the company west of the latter
B. CITY. Mr.. McCrea was formerly Supern.
terdeut Of the Middle Division of Pennsyl
~ vauil Railroad.
Monday while endeayoring to capture 4
Il. hog on the farm of John Snyder, IN Fergu
son vail ey, Biiey Berryhiil, butcher for Jo
seph Williams, of this place, was severely
~ bitten in the right arm by the animal, on'
OF the bites penetrating entirely thro ugl
s. the fieshv part OF the arm, and in conse
quence he is nursing some serious wounds
D. -Lewistcwn Gazette.
D. A porch at Dickinson college, Carlisle
ve brose down recently and about dozen Q
N the students. who were tusseling at tn
time we're precipitated TO the ground dis
n tance of eight feet. A number OF them wer
badly shaken up but the only two that wer
bajIv injured were Will Graham, of POI
Royal, who had his ankle severely spraiu
- ed. and E. A. Curry, who mad his-knee YER
badly gashed.-Harrisburg CAL.
The Juniata County Grsngers picnlced
:, LAWYERS woods, about mile west oil IA
,erson. on last Saturday. The day was fal
and an immense crowd of people were pres
IN ant Hon. Leonard Rhone, Master of III
v State Grange of Pennsylvani Professor
Colder. Capt. James J. Patterson, Rev
/ Craft. and others whose names we did no
he rsarr. delivered addresses suitable to tn
occasion IL was big day for the Grangel
F. and a bigger one for the cIniilltes, VIII
,f were on the ground in full force
A youngster of four, rather noted Tor MS
danrayity than otherwise, was taken mt
n his mothers bedroom the other day an
;,,roduced TO his baby sister, one day oic
ua .eemed TO look on the new arrival wit
!, considerable embarrassment, not unmixe
with disapp-oval, and at the same time
.nnreciate the fact that II developed upo
u b;,n TO say something worthy the occasion
Finally he remarke ed, with rising rfcctio
aXDrcsslfe OIL SIcdt
.welI, hope she'll be Christian r.
Boston Record.
Of the seesaw Waltz, of which eve
l. ..Lid,, ir town is familiar and can whist
't and m ost of the young ladies can play Il
5. Phil adelphia Bulletin says The Seesa
It waltz. .by which the American people a
a .ouentad on all occasions, through II
= orcv of hands, whistlers and young piarc
nanrers. is an English composition whic
I h.s brourht a fortune 10 its composer. |
= :. remarked by the London Topicd Time
: cha, il has brought to its publishers three
corr times as much as Beethoven made b
his nine symphonies. Schubert sold his III
o-,al song. s.Tbe Fri King" for ski
cents, Mendelsohn his great Lobgesank io
seventy dollars, and his anthem, 'Hear IN
praver,~ for twenty dollars. None OF the'
i GREAT eeniuses could have conceived such
U ,h;ro as the Seesaw Waltz, and that is VII
they died poor.
with her thumb on black beaded tack,
with A hammer uprIised in her hand,
rskinv aim to obtain a good shack,