Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-04-28

man, he must prove his charge or it is worth |
nothing. The Governor should prove his
charges against the Soldiers Orphans
School. Call the witnesses, hear say will |
not do.
A writer on cattle lice says: Vermn on
cattle may be destroyed by washing the ami
mails with tobacco water. Boiling water
poured over any kind of tobacco, or tobacco
stems, will make the tiuid. A second appli
cation may be necessary to destroy the eggs.
81 notice." said the gentleman in search
of information, to Herr Most, "that Anarc H.
lists never strike. Why is this i'' ''That,"
said the great apostle of mouth as factor
in social progress, with much dignity, sis
easily explained. No true Anarchist ever
works. ."-Washingtou Hatchet.
ssHenry Bauman, resident of Gordon
vile, Lancaster county, was taken to Phila-
delphia, placed under bail by United States
Commissioner Bell, on the charge of making
false claim for pension against the Coy
crnment, and false and iraudulant affidavit
in support of the claim, whereby he received
Si,554."
An exchange says: Spontaneous COM
bustion, emanating from.a heated pile of
cornfodder, caused the destrnc ton by fire,
on Tuesday morning, April lS, of large
barn, with all its contents, owned by Mr..
w w af
ty, Pa. Three calves and four hogs perish
ed in the flames.
President Cleveland has sent message
TO Congress on the labor question, as We
all have TO labor, We are all interested in
what the chief executive of the nation rec
omends. Read the message in another
column, 1t does not follow that one must
adopt the views of the President on the
question of labor
Mr.. CRAFTS Licking Creek Congregation
are talking about building a new church.
preliminary fund Of fifteen hundred dol
lars has already been pledged 10 the event
of the matter being pressed 70 a consuma-
ton. Since Mr.. Graft began preaching
here the Licking Greek congregation has
been more than doubled.
Jay Gould aud his methods were discuss
ed at a mass meeting in Chicago several ev-
enings ago. One of the speakers gave
6ould's history iu connection with the Wa
bash Road, alleging how he issued $40, ,00O,-
600 OF false bonds made payable to himself
and taxing the people to make enormous
dividends on watered stock.
"Five boys were arrested last week at Me
chanicsburg, for jumping on and off moving
trains OF cars through that borough. They
were taken before the burgess Tor a hearing
found guilty and fined one dollar and twelve
cents each." That kind of jumping off and
on doesn't pay, but if it stops the boys it
will pay better than to lose limb or life.
Mrs. Christian Lauyer died suddenly at
the residence of her son in-law, J. d. Lei
ter. in Fayeite township, several nights ago
at ten O'Clock. Her daughter was awaken
ed BY peculiar noise that her mother
made She hastened TO her bed, but the
spirit of the mother had left its earthly
tenement. Mrs. Lauyer was II years OF
age
.sOne of the Democratic Commissioners
of Leaigh county has been arrested for a
! violation of the election laws By promising
| offices TO secure his election. lie was en-
tireiy too prolific OF promises, and when
elected hadn't positions enough to go
round. So. one OF the disappointed aspir-
! ants squeale d, and prosecution has been
commenced"
The Court on Monday, after hearing argu-
ment ia favor of those who demonstrated
against the granting of license to sell liquor,
and after hearing argument in favor of those
who petitiOned for license TO sell liquor,
granted license 10 the liquor license petit
tioners, on The ground that the Court can
not set aside the license law where the law
has not been violated.
Ii does seem little strange that every
one who visited the Soldiers Orphans
! Schools discovered no serious mismanage-
ment till John Norris, of the Philadelphia
Record. came along. Governor Pattison
and Secretary Cassidy simply looked
through john orris' glasses. 1t look
like tilt at the schools by the ghos'
of the Democratic party of war time.
A Cincinnati pickpocket, seeing young
man with a young woman on each arm, deft'
ly relieved him of his watch. The young
man sax the thief, but the girls cluns t'
his arms and cried, sDon't GO; be viii XII
yOu.v aud more TO that effect. until tn
thief got away. They were not confederate
OF the pickpocket, either, but nice aVerag'
Ohio girls, who were bound the young ma
shouldn't get hurt.
An American and an English Salvation
Army were doing Tyrone last week, at one
and the same time. The salyationists dom
visit small places, possible in thir view o
the affairs of the human family, the sonis
people in small towns are 50 good that they
need not be looked after, perhaps, they take
the other view and think that the souls o
people in country towns arc not worth sav
ing. Till the Salvation Army explains, hoV
are people to know.
William Thompson, of Fayette township
is slowly recovering from the stroke OF PAL
alysis. Not many days previous to Ia
stroke of MIR. Thompson, Miss Sarah Heck
man, of the same township, dropped dead,
is supposed, from a stroke Of the same dis
ease, that affiicts Mr.. Thompson. Mis-
) Hickman seemed in her usual health a
supper of which she partOok heartily, an
/ bu. short time thereafter went upstairs TO
some purpose or other, when she fell to th'
floor aud when lifted up was found to b.
dead.
Some evenings ago meeting OF citizen
l was held IN the Court House for the pun