Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-11

We have upon our table the Golden DAYS.
1t is magazine which will suit boys and
girls. 1t is an instructive book, and con-
tains many illustrations and great variety
of reading matter. The reading matter il
good aud instructive. Ii Is published
monthly in Philadelphia by james Elverson.
The Huntingdon Gioee of last week says:
jump on freight train at Petersburg. Two
of them succeeded, but the other, named
Harry Patterson, aged IL years, son of Sam
uel Patterson, of Spruce Creek, was thrown
to the track, and the wheels ran over both
his legs, crushing them terribly. Ths in
!jured boy was conveyed to his hoi,c, where
he died on Saturday morning.
s.The ticket aud express office at McVey
town station was ransscked last Fri1ay
night week. The railroad tool house |as
broken open aad some tools were taken
from it, with which window at the ticket
Office was forced open The compaay's
safe was blown open ard entirely ruined.
II contained about three dollars. A pack
age containing four watches vas taken from
the express office. The theft was not dis
covered until n,ornins."
Rev. J. W. Bell, a Methodist preacher on
duty in Huntingdon countv, has been
charged with acts that do not become a
preacher. TIE charges have produced a
profound sensation among his people. Has
! case goes to tho Genital Pennsylvania Con
ference, which meets AZ Lock Hayen some
1 tine next March His friends gag he sill
! come out OF the trouble as clear as sun
beam.
The Week of PRAYER has become sn oc-
casiop for the members OF the iespectN
| churches 20 express themselves in speech
I on the various topics for consideration for
that particular week. The questions are
not debated, but such of the membership
as desire express their views. The speech
makers in the Lutheran church are DIR. u.
L. Derr, A. II. Weidman, Joseph Rothrock
aud S. ID. Batesholtz. The speech-makers
in the Presbyterian Chapel are E. S. Parker,
A. J. Patterson, Geo. Wilson, Dr.. Thomas
A. Elder, L. D. Parker, d. d. Stone.
Go to Heck's, on Bridge street, and buy
the Keys stone boot. 1t is the best boot to
wear and to keep out water that is sold IN
I IN
| give entire satisfaction, and ii they don't
give satisfaction he will replace them with
another pair
E. E. Higbee, Superintendent of Public
! Instruction of the Commonn ealth, has done
q little like the Supreme Court in that he
hs. divided the 6 tate into districts, for the
meeting of County Superintendents, 50
many counties in q district. Juniata coun-
ty is assigned to the Eastern district, which
meets in convention at the city Of Reading
Berks county, January II, 1889. Counties
for the Western district met at Pittsburg
last Monday, the l0:h inst, and the con
iventlon is still in session. The object OF
the holding OF the conventions is to en-
courage and promote the work Of the
schools.
By the courtesy OF Hiram seis't we arc
in receipt Of Se.d Catalogue OF Hiram Sci
bly, g. Co., Of Rochester, n. Y, for the veal
liSS2. The Catalogue is complete in ever,
tdepa.tment of vegetable and flower seeds
with pictures Of flowers and vegetables, and
hoes snd other implements Of garden nus
,andry, and machines for sowing seed, bo't
for hand and horse power. The Cstalogu,
also presents picture Of the large seed
house Of the firm at Rochester, n. \. l
is building of monstrous size. Bnt th'
most remarkable feature in the Catalogue i
the personal history OF Hiram Seibly, tn
head of the frm. The history of Ar. Sci
hly's business career reads like romance.
The long winter nights are here. fo'
will want paper that gives you home news
general news, and miscellaneous reading
The Sentinel and Republican Is the payer L
snppIy that want. 1t gives all the Impor
tant home news, all important general news
besides large quantity of nliscei!ane"u
reading, more than any other paper 10 tn
county. Subscribe, and suggest the paFe
to your neighbor.
VIXEN babies are fretful they distur
: every body, and mothers should know ho'
lsoothing Psrker's Ginger Tonic is II take
away half their anxiety, stops babies' pain
and is always safe and pleasant to use--
Home Journal.
To you who are dealing with other store
: do especially speak. II you have doubt
n as to the assertions which have been maj
= ing IN regard to the difference you can sav
BY dealing with me, all ask of you, befo'
V you again buy, is to call sad assure you
:. self that have never yet advertised any
thing that did not live up to. | feel col
fidcnt that can save you from % to 80 p
cent. on all tbs boots and shoes You bu,
Call, even If you don't intend to buy. fo
will have the pleasure of seeing the large
and only nrst-class boot and shoe store
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