Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-07-21

.Hoi' nother ana brother on the morning ot
The 9th Of last March. He killed them with
an ak while they were asleep.
The squeaking noise of shoes can be
stopped, according to the Boot and Shoe
Recorder, by sprinkling powdered pumice
stone between the soles during the process
OF manufacture, or by driving dozen OF
shoe pegs into the solcs when the shoes are
first to be used.
Ayers Hair vigor has no eqbaI, in meri,
and efficiency, as hair dressing and for
the prevention of badness. 1t eradicates
dandruff, keeps the scalp moist, clean, and
healthy, and gives vitality and color to
weak, faded, and gray hair. The most pop
ular Of toilet articles.
The Newport News of last week saws
Misses Maggie Armstrong and Carrie wertz
on Thursday OF last week accomplished quite
feat in boat rowing, having propelled
themselves in skiff from this place to Nil
lerstown. They remained there with friends
over night and rowed home the next MORN
ing.
The horse of timer John Trego, cut a
mustang caper in Patterson the other day.
Trego got out of the wagon to straighten
the capers the horse threw itself over on
his master; both fell to the ground with the
beast on top. Trego was so badly hurt by
the fall that since then he goes about on
crutches.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran
congr cation at McAlisterville will hold a
Fair aud Festival for the benefit of the
Church in McAlisterville, On Saturday even
| ing the oath inst. An album, quit, and
other artic les will be sold. Supper can be
had any time in the evening after O'Clock.
Ice cream and cake also. Charges moder-
ate. All are cordially invited.
The Carlisle Volunteer of some days ago
says: One day last week in putting hay in
| to his barn, Christian Hartzler buried hand
saw in his hay nov. When he had the nov
full TO the roof he discovered what had been
/ aouO out nay -AS1eAHe
might ignite from the metal of the saw, he
cut hole down through the hay and got the
saw out.
IA little dog owned by Mrs. Burchfield.
who lives at the north end of third street
! took swapping fit on Sunday afternoon.
Neighbors Gushsrd, McCauley aud Ander-
son, were called in to See the little swapping
animal. 1t was pronounced bad dog case
BY all of the neighbors. A dose Of cold lead
was recommend and administered from the
end OF gun barrel.
"Well, john" said the Judge to a pig
tailed Celestial, sswhat can l do for you 3"
"Want 10 getee name changed"
"What's your name now i'
| ssSipg Sing. Ne goodee. Too muchee
Aldelman. Getee changed TO Walblc
! Twice."
s.To Marble Twice f''
"Yep. Alice samee Sing Sing.
| A splendid temperance young man, de-
voted church member. and a prominent
worker in tina Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation of PittsDurg. left hastily last Friday,
for Canada, on beirg detected in the effort
! to forge a check on Erre;t, of the Pi;tsburg
| Pen sion Office. He was Mr.. Erret's chief
clerk. 1t turned out on Saturday that his
| forged StealiDgs are somewhere between
| fifteen and twenty thousand dollars.
A man named James Junior, having seen
Queen Victoria, fell desperately in love
! with her wrote her love letter aud after
wards sent letter proposing marriage. He
called her beloved Victoria, and signed the
/ letter, your loving husband. The Queen
did not Ieciprocate, but had him arrested
| and examined by committee of doctors.
OF course the doctors pronounced him crar
zy, and he was sent to an insane asylum
last Saturday.
| The Huntingdon Monitor extends this SOL
id chunk of advice to berry hunters: Persons
from town going to the rural districts to
gather berries should keep in their minds
the trespass law. Don't intrude, ask per
mission. II yoa look at it ia the right light
you will arrive at the conclusion that any
country person who would GO into your
garden or into your house without grant
of permission, or the extending of sn inyi-
tation, wouid DC decidedly impudent. Aud
there you nave it.
NntL-ar al tf.sra "A Wtsann-
sin county treasurer who dcfaulted three or
| four years ago, and Was answered, ''Oh, the
| people have concluded to drop the case
..Feel sorry Tor hinl, en- 70 swell, yOa see
/ he used 81 ,O03 OF the funds TO speculate on.
/ Had he won he was calculating TO buy bells
for three different churches. You can't
really go back on a man whose zeal for the
Lori allowed Chicago to get the bulge on
him. ."-Wsll Street News.
The following item is clipped from the
Newport News, aud the advice given In il
is good aud it would not be bad idea il
some OF our young meu would profit by II ;
In doffing your hat to lady il is not neces-
I 10 liAC VI IL iut a. 1"'f
if in disgust with yourself, the hat and ev-
cry body else ; or, if you prefer that style oil
1 deferentiai salutation, you might lIsso your
beaver and run less risk of il Tying TO the
winds or making bystanders feel as ii it was
your intention to knock them down with It.
James Pannabaker, aged about ii years,
son OF John Pannabaker, Of Patterson, whil'
attempting to climb down the third pier o.
the river bridge to fish last Thursday
lost bis hold ana fell down among IL,
stones OF the bottom of the pier. Boi
bones of the LETT leg were broken and th'
flesh of the limb was badly lacerated by tbs
sharp edge of the broken bones, as the LED
turned under the lad when he fell on hl:
side. Doctors Crawford and Sandoe gave
immediate surgical attention to the iractur
ed limb.
|, If General SickIes escapes the public cen
sure that will folio " if it is demonstrated