Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.


seven years old. HIS real name is said
10 be BOnickhausen, and mis- reasons for
changing II are unknown.
Something new in these automatic
vendors is reported from Germany,
where machine has been introduced
that sells articles at six pfennigs-a
price for which there is no single coin.
II is operated by inserting ten pfen-
nigs in change together with the pur-
chase.
A new work on "HaIf a Century
Of Music in England draws the inter
esting contrast between the time when
Lord Chesterfield warned his son
against being = fiddler, even IL the
amateur sense, anu the present, when a
Prince of the royal blood is the most
motel amateur IN England.
1t is announced that NJ. Courton, a
chemist, produced recently at the sit
ting of the French Academy of Sciences
a sealed envelope containing a descTia-
tion of an apparatus 10y means of wb ch
objects may be seen at vast distances,
the vibrations Of light being transmit
ted through a wire.
"A singular craft is at Newport. r.
l. 1t Is 35-fOOt cedar three masteI
TOckeT-keel boat, and is the craft in
which its owner, Captain Slocum, and
MS VIE came 10 lhls country ie"
IlohOhs ago al.er nelhg wrecked al
Bdranquilla In August, 1856
There is a whiStliug well at Logan
county, Kansas, which warns people ot
approaching storms from To- l. h'u't
III du'dh t. II Il LOO lvtI urrp' @"l
SeliuS ou' " S'Io.- v"I el'l "I ar ""'''
a i. Escapes '"I ""-n '"s "t'e' "'
5oo"C SHe fu'li'' WIS. 'c' it Il 10 "a
Iu'e-LlNe 'o'I7 'l'' ,7 u'9'. .'IcI'e """'"'e
10 every Pei9oH III the TO" "uN"'l-
y novel service was held recently
oy the congIegallon Nnear',th-I 'iillei,
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ne lu h'e "l an lI8|e'ri7 cross
ing 1He - M''S it"lll'rI lhu" UrIih'ny
pelHS SUBJECTED, u is reported 10
rigorous u li'l .lSI1 o! ,, at 'ie A''i'u' Oh 'Is
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"A rem dIN,'nle slGAI was Witnessed
Al Uhe baleE uePol' NAS9 DoulJs. MO-
iVoo''is. He SUI Wa EcUO'HS 10"
"H0h d"IH Pill'u H. anu the SHElN
Desdn 70 leL Oh steam. As soon as re-
leased Ile steam began 10 lorm' ana lG
a snort time a complete rainbow could
oe seen a lew leeD ABOVE JLe engine,
"Iu le1eilIIlk " oie slOunu On eI'"ei
sue. ~ was Dea III o'sn'' an" 10
li''liiet % ioi,s % O,le eng 'ii77i 'e'e''7oe
'''''iii iiOiAi ''' nv
"A reporter OF the Oolumbus lua..
Inquirer knows OF Two hog That aU
confirmed tobacco cheWers. They DO
gan the habIt seysrdl months ago, anc
since nave beeh putting on lat rapidly
Al hrsJ the porkels ala not appear it
TellSh Uhe "eea' D"I soon lhey hec'lin'
very Iohu oI il, ana no" Jhey seem u
De perfectly miserable when their Owner
heglects 10 give them their daily allow
"noe OIL UoO'cco.
"A man Wno mas Deen working
country towns In East New Jersey With
The old swlndle OF selling slleg gold
rings and making presents of gold
watches began Du-lieas from his buggy
IN BelleyIlle recently. After he had
gotten well under way some person lH
the crowd cut lHe traces Of his harness.
ana when The fellow attempted the
trick OF driving suddenly away hu
horse started, but left the buggy De
hind. The man was compelled 10 re.
fund the money TO his victims, and
finally skunk out OF town dragging hh
buggy alter him.
A despatch from Onion, West Nir
giula, SAYS: While John Ale was work,
IuL Or the road, In Wolf district, he dug
uD a bottle three feet below the surface,
The bottle contained rude map Of
that section Of the country and "a piece
q! parchment dated 1927, on which II
was set forth that treasure OF gold
was buried al ColI 5lTing. near Barney
Johnson caDIn- ne ul7GoEeiy soo7
n-CdiAe KNOW H. ahu' The IocaIlIy Oh li'
o-u-Jllhe caDlh HaN'AR Deeh p'IhJeq
OUT many persons having been dlIgni
mere Jay anu hIAA1 IL IAe nope OF
HAu'Hs Ihe money
j. Lichtensteln ~ Son, dry gOOdi
dealers IN New York, recently received
letter from san Francisco, signed
II. l. Dduuer, Administrator, say
lhE Jhdt SJjvO iltd been e4Ieaturl "a
an euploye ol the hTm named Hat
tie" and asking that her full name aud
ad ress be sent % Mayor Pond, of san
Francisco. The money WAS left by
Californian, lately deceased, who TIVE
years ago bought goods from the HiuL
lie Was waited upon b. 'iaJlle,' ana,
according 70 The letter, became very
much smitten with her. MeSsrs,
LIchtenstelu concluded hat Miss Hat
tie MIuzeshelmer was the young wo,