Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-23

r sNtn Tue SeS port n ew- OF last Eetk
DC Saturday yousE barry Mar,ia, OF Mil
ierstowu, While slwing wood with pistol
" MS pocket, was shot N 'ss a-shy part Of
eis lex b. tie hsan-r Of hrs revolver be-
ing struck aud exploding the cartridge.
"rhe IuziatA Conference OF the Lather-
an Central Synod wiI meet In the Licking
Greek Lutheran church on June IIth, 18th,
aad 18th, lsss. The geaer4I subject for the
consideration Of tie confer, nee during the
sessions viii be 1.-THE Church and the
worlf.'"
Jesse Wusor, n teacher Ia AIiffiII
Academy several terms with Prof
Duncan, and since a student at
Princeton Theological SEMINARY, was
IN town last week visiting acauaint-
a7ces- He was the guest Of Mrs.
Jane Irwin.
Elder James Quinter, of Hunting
don died while on his knees deliver
ing ! pra-er at the annual conference
Of the German Baptists at Wabash
Indiana last Saturday. The last
audible sentence of his prayer was,
I'VE are glad to meet again.
The Legislature Of New York has
passed the bill providing for the in
Fiction of capital punishment by
electricity. It now depends on Gov
eraOr Hill whether 1t shall become Il
law or not. 1t IS to be hoped that lie
viii sign the bill-Independent.
A New York Congregation Is having a
big talk over the fact that the choir men
have been kissing the choir women during
conduct is 10 have the choir sit in front OF
the congregation. What queer Psorlo
there must be in New iosk.
An exchange remarks O5s third OF the
tools il this country think they can beat
the lawye.s in eXpaunaing the law; one
half think they can baa. The doctors heal
ing the s:cS tw--tairIs think they can
beat the minister, in preaching the gospel,
and they all th.nk they can b-a; the ea.tor
running a ue~ sFaPer.
George Heath, who was hurt BY oas OF
shoSEIsn Robbins elephants al this place
some weeks ago, w.s put % the coun;y as
public charge last week one day The
next day Lieutenant Burcsie!d, Clerk to the
Commissj ourrs Rad the man sent TO his
home at Elston, Pa. Robbins had lett SIS
tor the support o: He4:h.
English SPAWN LiaImont removes all
BARD Soit, or CalIoused Lumps and BIem-
rshos from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Spints, Svreuy, Ring bone, Stiles,
Sprains, all Swollen Throsts, Coughs, Etc.
save $50 BY the use of one bottle. War
rauted. Sold by L. Banks 8 CO.. Druggists,
giairntowu Pa April IS, 'ss, 6no.
..wIliam Hammond ~ss convicted IN the
Huntingdon court OF furnishing liquor to
rerSous known Of rntemp-rate habits. He
sold whisky to certain parties II Shirley
township by the bottle while i1urasying 70
Franklin comfy. lie Was sentenced 10 pay
the Gusts, $50 flae and ton days in jail, bes d.
rceeivi,ss wholesome lse;rre fson the
court"
Thj-,y-tyo hogs We're killed in frs'sht
wreck .u the railroad about q mile as.re
MnHiu station, on TfdIs morning about l
o'eiocs. a coupling pm brosc an separ-
atvd the hind part OF th. rrIia frori III co.
Eiac suich with SOM cars remain x attach
ed ran sheIi. T. Was soon idi~covcred the
train vas broke aud the ea yine ,topPsd. bat
to quickly, srocc the hjad part %: rh, tran
stlll iuuajrg at iast rate ~ srs,-i cs..,h-d
..'o tao or. part OF The Jr-iu wr,-Sirs a
couple O. ears and killing the hogs
"Irs. Iu-aIl.. che ui-r OF H., Senator
lro-u E45.Ks. g., @ wruzn of about fgTtv-
I've. but i rsu.a-ksb,y young looking an
attractive. Sae VAS Mi-s CLe-seooroush
suI ,rae : he- nuy-ge back 10 q Puritan an
c,stor who settled in Boston in 1850, vber
colony ,h,rc vas established. She Is s.
lady Of N. diuu sJs yrr, well roGad d form,
aad her manner j. rrplete with energy,
grace and vivacity. During the past y later
she WIS The leading SPIRIT N the Grand Ar.
M eutsrt4ilmeE,, n Washington"
We have a large list ~ PAID up subscrib
srs. aud We have = numL.r OF advance pay
ins sub>cr.byr,, aHd a few who a-e PAID to
IseJ. Nav they all B., blessed II family an :
purse. We have . number who arc in
arrears aad Ne 10 rot propose to speak ur-
kindly " them tor as an exch GuSa SAYS EIls
tors - a rg.e are k5ad ha,rred aud liberal,
AMI ta.a hr tells II % suoscrb-r Who div,I
atd left fourteen years sub ,csIp i,l unPtii
Ehe editor appeared 1t the grave - tbs cof-
! ta lid va. about to bs screwed dowu, and
/ hut il a linen dastsr, 4 athsrmnu'ter, \ p'lu
/ leaf tan and = receipt tor Inskir aTutci.
/ Ice.
From the Fulton Republic ,u George "
aud Peter \ H~IIott, ehsapiou bee hunter
Of ReIiast township. during tSr month
March .ucce.Grd in Indisg t~o elegAi
bre trees They s>Sed .PvrmiNsion 10 G.
them, ard after coas,r;, Ike men, invite
party with them 10 nj oy toe .un- ne
thcy arrived a; the fist tree, to their 81
prise rhey fouad u cut ana between =
and eight ieet OF comb a6d honey cXIrsc
cd. The Other tree was not mo!eSt,d a.
contained about Lime lret Of comb and hon
cy, ore r,ck G! drCnss, one hGsA'l of bee
our pint Of q-eeus, sud bCshoi Of at
- christians. The loss Of the frs; tree nl'
all parties very Indignant
Itis DO uncommon thing tor a man
mary a woman Of mean. and get ava
With her muasy, bat the following Is ca
OF a woman marrying a rnLa OF means an
then ge5tirC away With his money ''Lt'
l. KriSerick until recently owned farm
Lycoming county, this State. lie wsni'
wife, aud some tins ago sdvertised IN
New York newspaper. the result OF whic
, was. that b. was so"n 10 eommnAle
ton wG;h a ycung woman residing in 6ot
an. Subs,qarasly Mr.. Heiseriek marri'
~. tair danr,.I. She Induced him TO se
ms fsru. aud Civ, her the mgaey to inye
> in The mIIlsuery business. As soon a. Il
got the money The bride skipped
ulnusV farm