Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-03-27

VI see, VINO was foohine on, bu'
was previously told to stay away, on tn,
right temple and killed him on the spot
Hdrri'b9rg Telegraph, Aaroh %.
"Litfle Mary P.'s father had gone to Flu.
rope. During his absence she prayed con.
t'nuaify for him that God would take care
OF him and bless him. On his return she
ceased praying for him. "why don't YOU
pay for father now f'' asked her mother.
"We have got him at home now, and we
can take care of him ourselves'''
I y. T. and j. H. Smith, brothers, citizens
OF Fayette township. while driving through
Cherry street on Saturday found a pocket
book, that contained q sam of money. The
book and contents were left at this Office
On the evening of the same day Mrs. North,
mother of John North, of this borough,
called for and received the book and money,
she being the ownerA
There can be no congressional legislation
more repulsive to the American people than
that which imposes an income tax The
necessity Of prying into peoples business
Is what the average American hates. The
average American will talk all about his
own and every other mans business, but he
does not like to have IL TUNED inside out
for every one TO examine.
Rev. Mr.. Sparry an Ex -Romanist. lectured
in the Lutheran church in this place en-
Monday evening, subject, Purgatory. To
pay expenses he sold = nice picture of the
great rciormer, Martin Luther. The picture
looks like John Pomeroy, Esq, editor of
the Fraakitn Repository. Pon,eroy is said
to be of Huguenot extraction, perhaps his
forefathers and Luther were relations.
Pamphlet copies Of the letters of wm.
E. Chandler and WIN. Lloyd Garrison on
the Southern Policy of President Hayes,
including Appendix reviewing excuses of
Louisiana Bargainers, will be sent, postage
or express paid, for six cents each, from
the MonifOr and Statesmen Office, Concord,
n. H., or Gibson Bros, Printers, 1912
Penns Ave, Washington, d. G..
"a young Georgian married a girl l6
years of age. The father of the girl claimed
her as a minor, and the husband claimed
her as his wife. A Georgia judge decided
after the manner of the illustrious ]. N.
that both were right. He decided that the
woman was legally the young mans wife
but that, as she was a minor, she must re-
main with her father until she was 81 years
old.
THE marriage of Miss Annie &. Parker
and Robert McMeen, Esq, at Washington,
on the 14th inst, was the occasion of re-
ception in this place at the residence of E.
d. Parker, Esq, brother of the bride, last
Friday evening. About ninety friends of
the family were present On Tuesday eve
ming a reception was held at the residence
of Z. S. Parker, Esq. The house was crowd
ed with people who We're there to present
their best wishes and congratulations
TnE undersigned will give, after the first
of April, instructions on the Piano and Or
gan, Harmony and Thorough Bass. Terms
SD for "A lessons, one hour each. Pianos
and Organs tuned and repaired to give sat
Isfaction, and at moderate charges.
Prof. GEORGE SMITH,
Juniata Hotel, MIffirntown, Pa.
Mar. B-St.
NORMAL ScHooL.-l will open Private
School in Nniiintown, on MsSDAY, APRIL
Is, 1873, TO continue ten weeks.
The course of study will embrace the
Common School Branches, Higher English,
Higher Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Lat
in, and Drawing.
Tuition, from s.. 90 TO $500.
Number of admissions to class limited.
Teachers and Others desiring to attend,
should make early application.
K. LANTZ,
mar6-4t Miffiintown, Pa.
SELECT SCHOOL IN THoHPsoyTows-No-
tice is hereby given that J. Warren Plett
and f. c. Snyder will open Select School
in the borough of Thompsontown, COM
mencing APRIL 22sp and ending JUNE 2srH,
1878.
Tho following branches will be taught 81
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Mental and
Written Arithmetic, Grammar and Rhetoric,
Physical and Political Geography, Ancient
and Modern History, Algebra and Geome-
try, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Phisi-
ology and Chemistry, Bookkeeping, Bot
any and Astronomy.
Special attention will be given those pre-
pairing to teach.
For further particulars call on or address
J. WARREN PLETT,
or, Z. C. SNYDER.