Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-03-07

School entertainments
Altoona wants free hospital.
Ths greatest composer i morphine
The ir.t days Of tie month were
fne.
TIE shad fly Is on hand, looking
for spring.
Farmers, ere getting reody for
spring Eerk.
The L; 81 March was = bright
sp1ng ike day
The latest name for an overload
of whisky is erysipeiss
Huntingdon county is becoming
noted for her faith cures.
Tse broom dat, BY youGs ladies' is
popular entertainment ia many iosus
HuatlDe5 o Pse-by5ery, ~iil 1.y;
IL Ibi- place, dusITg trc scceGG ~eck
II April.
Tb. Il. i. Conference viii open
ia 'ressi0rs at G2aabersba-g on
March Il
Inst Ssbbssh day, v.s t6e 25tn 1u-
nis7r-.ry OF 5hs msrrisgs Of james
Siu,ns AID vile.
FOSSIL relnains Of aIothe- peccary
Las h.-ii dug oct of NagIneys qusir-
~ IN GIfln county.
C,tizsns. in CumbcrlJn3 county,
have formed Al organization 70 en-
force the Sunday Avs.
Certain parties sre talking about
putting no = telephons between that
place snG LsuistO-n-
A zen year old boy, mined " P
Weoeuhsii, Of HuntIngdcn va, thrnrn
Iuto .pssps after e.usg p,st oi pea
nuts
Lawyer Lyon. /. having his house,
formerly the Lowery mousse, near the
first lock, north of town, put IN a
State of repalrr-
Lawyer Patterson, was in attend
snce .t the Snyder county court at
liiddieburg, on professional nusi-
Hes-, Isst week.
Jamss Adams, and vile, living II
Walker township, gave large Parry
for MIR. and Airs. WstIs, wAO "ere
secretly married.
John B. Meredith, and Jacob Hos
teller, have t.4e ccniTGcu icr buudlnS
tbs school house at North East, IN
Dsi.zsrs township.
80 some people havs been forward
to tne tnournsrs Deneh, Ia the N II.
Church. In this tovn, since the pro
tracted meeting begas-
Ed. Fsfk.r, ~. filed every ~
cant .tsll in his barge barn, ON ms
farm south of town, Win steers, tA"t
he brought from tue r-ss.
General B. Z. Bujie., no@ Govern
or of il.sssciiusstt-, l. Ont-la a let
ter rsistl,e t. the Deuucratic spoon
story. Read 1t, IN snotnet coi;'inn-
FF. Rohrn, the enterprising mar
Let car nsn, sas been saferer re-
Gently, from the effects OF wouAd
inflicted during ihs war sSsInst re
beliion.
Rev. MIR. Thompson, preached IL
IN. pe,ot Presb,rerl-n church nai'd
ing on Sabbath morning 20 Ss6oa'b
e--n,ug, he presched IN the "u'"ef'N
eh. .rcti-
Mr. James Robson snd Miss hsts
Coshs,, were married st the house oi
tb. brides father, IN this place oy
Rev 81. L. Smith, last lhurS'a'
evening.
Ladies of the Huntingdon Presby-
t.risn Church, beid Martha WASH
ing.on tea party, and thereby rs':eo
500, winch vas placed to the PiP'
organ fund.
Catholic preachers, or priests
down IN Chester, are making az a.
tack sll along the line on the hapi'
of ladies painting and po"derins
their cheeks.
Tho ladies' Missionary Soclety, ..
Huntingdon Presbytsry, met al roi ,
Ro,,i last Thursday. Quite o dei
.ssticr of lsdies from TINS place "s'
IN attendance.
Samuel Reno, aged about : yeaFs
son OF Jonas Reno, died last 7" eO',
nesds,. Interment IN Keno go =,
ward in F.rInsnagh township VI
Friday afternoon
Tie wind storm, iast wedheSu1y
caused, many people to think OF 'sts =
gins, the Capadian storm propnes
His storm is to come between en''
and the 10th OF March.
A. K. Mcclure, of the Phliade'PI.'
Times delivered lecture IN pio'I. :.
fold, on the evening OF the ls' 20. =.
March. While at Bloomhtld' no "a'
the ruest Of Judge Barnett