Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-11-24

Huntingdon county teachers are institu-
ting this week.
John GraybilPs new ice house is ready
Tor its summer supply of ice.
"Thomas, of what fruit is cider made
'Don't know, SIR" Why what q stupid
boy What did you get when you robbed
Farmer Jones' orchard "I got a thrash
ing, sir."-Texas Srftings.
A number of cowardly students attend
ing Gettysburg college masked themselves,
captured fellow student, took off his
Clothing and painted him all over and car
ried away his clothing. Such a personal
lndignity merits the severest punishment.
Col. A. X. Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
Times viii lecture in the Court House
Tuesday evening, December 7th. Subject,
"Tske the Sunny Side" Admission, 25cts.
Lecture begins at II O'Clock. Proceeds for
pipe organ for the Presbyteriaas' new
church.
For sick headache, caused by disorder
ed stomach, Ayers Cathartic Pills are the
most reliable remedy. "My mother first re-
commended these Pills to me, thirty years
ago. They are the mildest and best bur-
gatiSe in USES c. Bradburn, Worth
ington, Mass.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or CaIloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood SPAWN.
Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ringbope, Stiles,
Sprains, Sweilings, etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Sold by L. Banks & Co., drug
gists, Miffintown Pa. Jan. 2O-S7.
Harry Isenbsrg, aged 10 years, son of
William Isenberg of Port Royal, died by
bleeding last Thursday the 18th inst. On
the previous SATURDAY., while engaged with
other boys in throwing tin cans he was
struck on the head with can, which cut a
cash, from which he bled 10 death.
The Bloomfield Times of last week saws !;
Some person attempted TO fire the saw
mill of Mr.. Irvine in Seville township, .
few nights ago. Fortunately the hight was
seen by Mrs. Keller, who aroused her hus-
band, who with help of James WildEsn ex :
tIRguished the flames before much damage
was done. Coal-oil had been pentifully
sprinkled around the place in order TO
make sure OBJ of 1t. -. On Friday night
q school of eels got into the head race of
Groff's Mill at Fertility, York county .
They became entangled in the turbine
wheel and stopped the whole mill. Four
tubs full of eels were taken from the wheel.
They had been cut into pieces and in
ches in length
Ehrich's New York Fashion Quarterly
for December 1886, is one of the most
complete publication. that has been sent
cut by the house. Even if you have no
desire to buy single article of the thou
sands Of things that they sell it Is worth
reading for tina; YOU may acquaint yourself
with what people of means and people of
lent, useful and decorative articles. If you
are rlch you should aaye n copy of the
quarterly to know what, and at what price
10 buy. II you are not rich you should
have copy SO as 10 educate yourself as to
what is made and sold to people who have
money. Send 15cts TO 80 Broad St.
The Altoona Tribune OF last week says |:
a Young son of John Dougherty had the
good fortune to kill a very large deer,
whose head Loasted of FIVE beautiful ant
lers. The boy saw it near his fathers barn,
and taking his gun started in pursuit. he
shot it during the chase, breaking one Of its
legs, but it ran away. After time he sue
ceeded in getting another shot at it and
this time killed it. Having only pocket
knife with him, and knowing nothing about
dressing it, be was at a loss what to do, as
he was alone. Luckily some men happen
ed upon the scene just at the right time
and assisted him. Leaving his prize in
charge OF the men, he went to the nearest
farm house and procured team and wag-
on TO carry his freight home. 1t was cap
tured at Sandy run, small stream along
the Cresson and Coalport railroad, about
one and a half miles from this village. He
is quite a brave hunter considering his age,
which is about IA years.