Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-06-23

hiizaoeth Jones, mother of J. K. Jones
OF Fayette township, departed this life Inn,
18th, 1886, was born on the 10th of s s.n,.u
Der 1909. Age 76 years, months and >,
days. She was Q member of church 70, man,
years and died trusting in her Saviour. Per
ry county papers please copy.
J "Judge Hart, of Washington county. has
} granted julius b. Clark license to sell Ii.
quor by the quart, which is the first t;me
within twenty years that license has been
granted in that county to sell liquor in less
Quantities than by the gallon. The case is
to DO carried to higher tribunal.n
DR.. Arnold, of Mexico, has accented
situation, as medical examiner, in the in.
surance department of the Railroad Com.
pany, with office at Tyrone. DR.. Sahm,
who is now at Tyrone, will be transferred
TO an Office at Pittsburg. DR.. Arnold will
60 to Tyrene about the lst of July.
"John, DEAR" she said, nyesterday Icov.
cred your bootjack with silk plush and paint
ed some flowers on it, and it Is perfectly
lovely. You will be delighted when you see
1t, know" "I've seen it," said John.
"1ou have; when ?" "Last night. /
threw it at a cat."-New York Sun.
MUSICAL CoLLEoE.-The Both Session of
Six Weeks, opens Monday evening, july
10Th, 1856, for the Teaching and Training
OF Young Ladies in Vocal and Instrumen-
tai Music. Address,
T. G. MoYER, Musical Director,
Freeburg, Pa.
June l6-4t.
"Dr. Daily of Pittsburg, read a paper be-
fore the eighth Laryngetical Association
lately heid in Philadelphia, on "The Simp-
sest and Most Efficient Treatment of Diph-
tneria." He pronounced calomel the best
remedy. ''Give calomel frequently" he
said, sand give light, nutritious food, but
no other incidence
An Arkansas farmer writes that last wear.
when coons made havoc in his corn field, he
went to the drug store to buy strychnine
with which to kill them. By mistake the
druggist gave him morphine, and the next
morning he found his field full of sleeping
coons. He advises the use OF morphine in
stead of strychnine.
Professor Aumap has painted the outsid Q
of his house. He is following In the
habit of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, who
painted the church of congregation for
whom he preached, years ago in Indiana
Some years ago the President of the Uni
versity of Lewisburg painted the tall spire
OF his church in Lewisburg.
"Arthur Higgins, of Waterford, in this
State, was detected in the act of brutally
beating his young wife. He was seized by
the adherents of a hose company, of which
he was member, crockery crate was
placed over him and a stream of water
turned on him until he was almost drowned.
Then he was notified to leave town.
A Woodcock farmer informs the Meadville
Messenger that last season he paid one dol
lar to a man he owed TOR help at barn rals-
ing During the day that dollar paid debts
amounting to Sl7, and finally was paid back
to the man who first paid it out, the coin
having passed through fifteen hands. Nor
al always pay your debts promptly.
A writer in the Bee Journal says that bees
have a strong antipatny to dark-colored OBJ
iects. A brood of chickens about his hives.
The bees stuDg one of the dark ones to
death ana did not molest the lght-colored
ones. He says that man with black plug
hat rarely gets stuDg, the bees devoting
their entire attention to shooting the hat.
Some people are perplexed about the COM
ing 4th of July because it falls on Sunday
1t is a good excuse tor them to celebrate
Saturday, rest on Sunday, and celebrate on
Monday. People that have more OF a dis
position to work than celebrate, will keep
themselves employed on both Saturday and
Monday, and observe Sunday as the four tn
of July.
The Chief Burgess was out of town one
fine evening last week. The boys took ad-
vantage Of his absence and had a high time
foot ball along the Court House yard on
Main and Bridge streets. To the dread of
business men, who feared that the windows
of their business places would be broken,
and to the dread OF men who had horses tied
along the streets.
$50 Pomp-ii was destroyed in the spring,
was it 2" observed De Wigs, gancing up
from his paper. eDoes it say so there i''
asked De Diggs. s'It says the form of a man
on his hands and knees has been found in
the ruins" elbow does that show that it
was in the spring the city was destroyed ~
"Why, he was evidently lacking down the
carpets after the spring house cleaning. -
Pittsburg Chronicle.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland is going
to Europe. 1t is because her ''capriciols
curiositys" or ssthe dIstracting impotence
of invaIidism," or her especially refined
exploitation of SOUL" or 's.he vain folly Of
selfish subjectivity," or some of the other
remarkable things she wrote of in her book.
She may also be going to provide herself
with a trousseau worthy of Presidents
sister.-Phil'a. Bulletin.
Possible Customer-s'What does first
class funeral cost, Mr.. Laymeout ~ Mr..
Why, none of your family are
dead, are they 2" 2. C.-"No, not yet,
but the old lady has bought Kerosene
stove, Johnny's got new bicycle, and my
Oldest daughter is keeping company with
Pittsburg dude who carries hair-rigger
pistol. It's well enough to keep abreast OF
the market. Judge.
In conversation with prominent planter
of the Fouth District, we learn of new and
novel way to kill crows. The gentleman's
plan is to catch one OF the birds, tie it to
your body and walk through the held win
your gun cooked and finger on the trigger.
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