Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-07-15

the streets.
Kansas liquor men have been guilty of
stoning houses of prominent prohibitionists.
Such outrages do not help the cause of IL
quor men, but strengthens the cause of the
prohibitionists.
On Sunday, while several lads were idling
about the front Of McCauley L. Meyers I'm
plement store, plow was pushed over, on
Harry Warner, spraining and bruising his
ankle severely.
The catch of mackerel is small and people
who are fond of eating small lean young
penny mackerel, or old fat, ten to twenty
cent mackerel, will have to pay more for
them next year.
| When flowers came into fashion, and
feathers went out of fashion, the change
from feathers to flowers threw seven thou
sand feather women dealers in New York
city out of employment.
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.
The old locusts had their day, the little
locusts are working their way down into the
ground, where they will remain till in the
year 1902 Who will be here in that year
TO hear their whur, whur, whur
An O'Brian circus man struck Samuel
Sellers on the head with stick when the
show exhibited in Chambersburg. The blow
crazed Sellers. He took Oft his clothing
and ran through the streets naked.
Miss Edna Kirk, daughter of merchant
John Kirk, lost gold watch between the
river bridge and the railroad on Saturday.
The watch was found by Harry Warner. Mr..
Kirk gave the youth who found it five dollars.
Citizens of Texas, learned of the harbor-
ing place of lot OF horse thieves. That
neighborhood was visited by large compa-
ny of citizens and gang of nineteen thieves
were caught. They were all hung on trees.
". W. Troup, editor of the Lewistown
lector in this, the 9Th Internal Revenue
District, for the counties of Juniata, Perry,
Snyder, Miffiin and the upper end of Dau-
phin county.
On Friday evening while John Hostetler,
Of Johnstown, was driving through town a
wheel OF his buggy became locked, causing
IN IN RU ha NJ
water and oil, to the wheel, he was soon
able to proceed 10 his home.
TEEth extracted without pain. Perfect
ly harmless. Acts on the tooth only.
Toothsche stopped in five minutes. without
extracting. Artificial teeth from $500 to
sl2.OO.
q. L. DERR, Miffiintown.
Last Wednesday William Moulson, Da-
vid Craig's apprentice in the barbering bus
mess attempted to make a -'silver wash"
by mixing nitric acid and quicksilver. The
result was an explosion, and William was
burned severely about the face and hands.
The locust in its work to reproduce it.
self has done great injury to young peach
and young apple orchards. II is reported
that the reproduction process has killed a
number of young orchards in this county.
Who can fatho IN the mysteries of the laws
of naturel
On last Sat1rday night, while Doctor Su-
louff, of Patterson, had his horse and bug |
gy bitched in the vicinity OF Port Royal, |
some wretch scraped the word, "Doctor," |
engraved on side of the buggy SO badly, as
to require the buggy to be taken to the |
shop for repairs.
Down in Alabama, man who makes |
drunken exhibition of himself on the street |
OF highway, is fined one hundred dollars |
Correct, what right has a foul mOuthed |
drunken man on the streets IL he will |
get drunk let it be where he is not nui- |
saRce TO the public.
To most children the bare suggestion OF q |
dose of castor oil is nauseating- Why not, |
then; whea physic is necessary for the little !
ones. use Ayers Cathartic Pillsl They |
ciple of cathartIc medicine, aud being su-
gar-eo oated are easily taken.
One day last week while some boys were
fishing in the creek near the railroad bridge !
at Port Royal, they found dead bass, about 1
eighteen inches long, with a white sucker,
twelve inches long, sticking in its throat
The bass had evidently attempted TO swal- |
low the sucker and was chOked to death.
On the 4th inst, while several scholars |
of the Soldiers Orphans Schoo. at McAlis- |
terEille were pouring package OF powder |
into a flask, some one threw a lighted squib |
into the crowd, an explosion followed. and |
all Of the boys were severely burned Stan
ton Wilson, of this place, was bidly burned |
on the neck and hands By the explosion.
J.H. Lane of Reeds Gap was in town, /
a few days ago and surprised his friends, |
bv showing them seventeen rattles, that
he had plucked from the tail Of snake, in |
Black Log, a day CT two before Some
time since he killed a snake that had rat |
Ting appendage of twenty-five rasties.
Black Log is where the big ratt!ers stay
Almost every person has some form of
scrofulous poison latent in his veins. When |
this develops in scrofulOus sores, ulcers, or
eruutions, or takes the form of rheumatism.
or organic diseases the suffering that ensues |
is terrible beyond inscription. Hence the
gratitude of those who discover, as thou
sands yeraly do, that Ayers Sarsaparilla VIII
thoroughly eradicate this evil from tho sys-
ten.
Some days ago, John Earnest, conductor
of Niffiin Local, while attempting to board |
his train, at station near Tyrone, missed his
hold on the car, because of lot OF papers