Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11

etc They had a room fur 90 t..,L
s winch were sent there for piIIow
making, and they were in desn,;r
as tney could not exterminate III.
moths until they were advised 70 try
common salt. They sprinkled 1t
around, and IN a week or ten DAYS
III " were altogether rid of them.
Ihe old saying, when the king
taxes snuff the courtisrs all sneezeS
Plainly seen as fact, IN a modi-
ned from IN Washington, as related
by the Philadelphia Times. thus.
EVen the churches at Washingto1
are substituted to the vicisstudes of
pontics When President Cleveland
ana MS wife selected the First Pres
oyterlan Church as their place of
worship 1t became SO popular that
slttlngs We're not to be had EXCEPT at
e1travagant premiums. The Har-
rlsons came In and took a pew at
the Church Of the Covenant. Good
fresbytsrians In Washington now
attend this establishment.
From the Harrisburg Patriot of
june q: \ laushable incident on
Wednesday eve ing AsJudge Ster-
EFT and Louis w. Hall were passing
up Walnut street. man evidently
well under the influence of liquor sal
uted them with the request for a
quarter. The Judge said: Don't
you know We are both ministers and
cannot give YOU money for the pur-
pose you evidently want it." The
fellow quickly Strengthened himself
up, and with the bearing of a Judge
said: We'll do you know that I
thought you fellows were some sort
OF ID Ecclesias les" The buildings
IN the vicinity are said to have shak-
en- from the explosion of laughter
from the throats of those who were
near enough to hear.
From the Newport Ledger of the
9th, inst: Tuesday last a very deli
cate operation was performed upon
the person of Mrs Hassinger, at her
home IN Carroll township, being the
removal Of an ovarian tumor. The
operation WAS performed by DIR.
George Heminger, Of Carlisle, assis-
ted DIR. p. J. Shseder, the attending
physician, DR. j. b. Ebv, Newport.
Ths patient was placed under the
influence OF an anaesthetic, and the
operation occupied an hour and
three quarters The tumor removed
was OF a solid substance and weighed
ten pounds. Mrs Hassinger came
out from the operation in a very fav-
orable condition, and tie doctors
were unanimous IN the opinion t. at
she will ultimately recover her usual
health The lady Is aged about 35
years.
The summer dispatches relative to
the Indians do not vary much, such
/ despatshes Will be received every
succeeding summer till all the In.
dams have been called to the happy
hunting ground of the world, here
Is the sample despatch. DENVER. Col,
June 81. H Hot, cattle dealer
of Wyoming, arrived here this morn.
/ ing and gives an account Of an Indian
massacre which occurred III the Up
/ per Green river country several days
ago. He says that party of Indians
/ that had become intoxicated with
whiskey furnished by rauchmen came
to the camp of the government sur
veyors and demanded more fire
wafer"
1t being refused the Indisns at
tackled the party, killed Chief En-
gineer Crittenden, in charge OF
the third division Of the government
survey, and chain bearers L. W. Tim
berlake, George E. Woods and Hen
~ OvermeYer, Jessie Lee, assistant
engineer, was left on the field 70,
dead, but recovered sufficiently to ge'
to a neighboring ranch, where he lie:
in a precarious condition.