Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-03-03

1t Is the bell Of the Pan Electric Telephone
company. Call up Garland.
The Hartford Post is satisfied that tn a
question OF the civilization of the Indian is
no longer in doubt, for it seems that q Ne
vada Indian has just beaten the champion
Chinese poker player quite badly. There
Is no doubt of it. The Indian can be civil
lied.
Is your hair turning gray and gradually
falling out Halls Hair Remover will re-
store It to its original color, and stimulate
the follicies TO produce new and luxuriant
growth. 1t also cleanses the scalp, eraii-
Gates dandruf, and is a most ayr, cable and
harmless dressing.
SIN divorce case the other day at Chi
cago a lawyer argued that ifs woman on
being married misrepresented her age to
her husband she was just as liable as a man
selling horse and representing 1t to be Of
a certain age when 1t could be proved that
it was older"
MUSICAL CoLLEeE.-The 29th Session of
SIX Weeks, opens Monday evening, April
26th, 1855, for the Teaching and Training
of Young Ladies IN Vocal and Instrument
al Music. Address,
+. {. MoYER, Musical Director,
March o, ot. Freeburgh, Pa.
nurseryman of Warren county, il is
said, claims to be able to grow apples with
out cores. His theory is to bend the tw,g
when the size of small elder and insert
the top in the ground. When the top takes
root sufficiently cut it of near the butt and
stake IL up perpendicularly. The result
will be atree growing butt end up, which
SO demoralizes nature that baroness of core
aud seeds ensues.
The Bloomfield Advocate says. /. "Con-
siderable dissatisfaction exists over the re-
suit OF the election in carroll township. A
candidate it is reported, was detected in the
act Of slipping IN three tickets. 1t has been
discovered that the vote announced exceeds
by twelve the vote On the tally lists, and as
the Democratic candidate for tax collector
had three majority, the matter will be
brought before the court, and will end in
the ballot box being brought into court.
Meanwhile, close watch should be kept on
the box"
In Somerset county, Judge Baer, issued
a decree which in effect closed the liquor
selling business in the town of Somerset till
the May term of court. The hotel keepers
on hearing OF the decree of court, decided
70 shut up altogether and accordingly noti-
fed their regular and transient borders to
seek other quarters. There were over a
hundred persons registered at'the hotels.
As soon as the temperance people learned
of the state of affairs they posted up large
bills announcing that all who wished board
ing could be accommodated at reasonable
rates
While Miss Mary Robson, daughter of
Col. J. X. Robson, was driving home from
church on SUNDAY, her horse shiei and
threw himself and buggy over the bank
along the road above where Charlie Ear
nest lives, on the E. S. Parker farm, near
Patterson The horse. buggy and occu-
pants rolled over and over through the
break in the fence that Rev. Mr.. Vaughn
made last fall one Sunday night, when his
horse slid over the bank at that place.
Miss Robson dropped out of the buggy be-
fore the foot OF the hill was reached, but
the young man who was driving, went with
the vehicle and horse down TO the fringe OF
bushes that borders the gully. A shaft was
broken, and the top of the top of the bug
gy was smashed
A report was circulated in town, on Sat-
urday afternoon, that six thousand pounds
of oIeomargariue had been shipped to. this
station during the past year from the east,
but all efforts to trace the receipt of it by
retail butter dealers in town was a failure.
Who started the report is what the store
keepers, and other people would like to
know. One party declared that Grangers
started the report, an other party declared
that it was some scamp of a joker, who
wanted to see how the dealers and grang-
ers act under such a report, thirl gless-
ed that the report was started by some one
who wants TO feel the pulse of the people
on the question of oleomargarine, and if 1t
is favorable to Its sale, it will be quietly
and gradually put upon the market, fourth
said, that where there is smoke there is
fire, and he believes that beef tallow butter
The statement that is most wanted, is the
statement of the individual who started the
report, everybody would like TO hsr from
him.
Upto the hour of going to press there is
no report of the work of tho convention Of
Pennsylvania Railroad men, who met in the
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. on
Tuesday, the 2nd inst, to consider the
question of accepting or rejscting the sys-
TEN of relief fund for railroad ms1. The
railroad service is organized into six de-
parfments, namely: Shopmen, Engineers
and FIremen, Freight Tram Men, Passen-
ger Train Men, Telegraph Operators and
Agents, Maintenance OF Way. Each of the
six departments are represented in the con-
yeution BY two delegates or representatives
elected by the respective departments.
The election for delegates or representa-
tiyes took place last week. The election
on the Middle Division took place on last
Friday. The pay car lett Harrisburg at5.-
80 on Friday morning AMI took up the
votes of the railroaiers between Harrisburg
aud Altoona, at the places and at the time
designated for making pay to the employ
e, on pay day. The vote was polied and
collected and returned in the pay car before
night falI 10 the Office of o. K. Mcclellan,
Superintendent of Middle Division, at Hir-