Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-03-05

7 Mrs. jesse Howe, and Mrs. s. II
, Showers have been visiting friends II
Altoona
George Funk is the new proprietor
of the stage route from Port Royal to
Con cord.
4 McClintic.
Read the Naval Cadet examination
0 notice as published by Congressman
Atkinson.
Believers in the ground hog re-afhrm-
9 ed their faith in his hogship last Friday
and Saturday.
/. Judges Smith and Hench held .
court or Monday to swear in the con-
stables and SO forth.
The Blaine men are already in tie
field shouting for the nomination OF
Blaine for the Presidency.
The date, for the sale of the Koppen
beffer personal property at Jsrihoo Mills
is March next Friday.
h Qseen Esther
The fierce blizzard of Friday and
Saturday WAS followed BY a snow Of
two inches on Sunday morning.
Democrats Who are booming Samuel
Randall have already secured rooms at
Chicago for the coming convention.
Perry county has loaded herself with
river bridges, and as . consequence the
ta1pagefs will have $4,000 Hore to
pay.
Several Of the classes that belong to
the Methodist Sabbath School held
festival last Friday and Saturday even
ing's
The Huntingdon Journal seems to
uncommonly in earnest in its adyoeacy
of Mr.. Blaine for the Presidential nom
instion.
Seventyfve cts, for a quarter sheet,
$l.50 for e half sheet, 81 90 for q whole
sheet sale bill newspaper size Call at
this office.
A ferry with fat, sufficiently large
to carry safely. the largsst team, and
heaviest wagon has been ests blished at
Thompson.own.
A few days ago, q eve weighing 20 |
pounds, owned by Fl. L. Smith of Fay
ette township was prolific enOxgh to
produce two lambs.
A Japanese woman dresses her hair
oRce in four days. During the be-
tween days she wont allow anybody to
see her but her husband.
The Tennessseans learned many Of
their religious melodies from old "Aunt
Dicey," the best known colored revival
ist In oz about Nashville.
Remenb Der, that at this Office you
can have handsome quarters sheet sale
bill printed for IS cents, and 9 half.
sheet bill printed for $l.50. !, =
W. P. Gruyer is about closing the
term of singing school classes. He
has been teaching the past u years in
Spruce Hill and adjoining townships. /
There will be an Adjourned Institute
held at ThOmpsontOWl, on the 2lst
and Dad of March. &
WELLINGTON SMITH, Co. Supf +
Money spectators are casting wish
'ul gisnces at the gold coin of the couu- :
ry Tne are hopeful that a corner
nay be made by which they can reap 8
harvest
ExPLASATToN-Happy Home. Queen I
Esther, McClIntic, Apollo, T6, and /
feneva, are the names of cook stoves, a
old at McClintic's Hardware store, on a
Bridge street, Miffiipsown, Pa, Il
The Tehnesseeans will sing in the u
)hapel on the evening of the l2,h inst. 4
After paying a stipulated sum for ex- ,
euses the balance of the proceeds, will |,
'e for the Presbyterian Sabbath School. '
I
A quarter sheet sale bill will be T
rirted at this Office for seventy FIVE a
ents; half sheet sale bill for one
ollar and fifty cents. Send in your
rders if you contemplate having sale. =.
DR.. James Colder, State lecturer, b
or the Grange, will deliver a lecture, "
D Locust Grove School House, in Mil e,
ord township, on Friday evening, Mar. p
:, at Z o'clock 1t is to be free leo d
ure, oil are invited. y,
A fierce dog siezed the seat Of pan q
aloons Of a tramp in Lewisburg, few a
sys ago. The tramp reached around v
ook the dog by the throat, and front p
sgs and tossed him over high fence, =
be dog was killed by the fall. IL
MUSICAL SCHOOL. Oath ses 4.
ION, Of SIX weeks, begins in the Musical :,
,ollege, Freeburgh, Pa, Tuesday morr- . .
ng, April %, 1884. For circular ad :,
ress F. &. MoYER, .
Musical Director.
1t Is spring. A resurrection Of ma t,
ares latent forces is taking place. Q
ike the world around you, renow your u
invigorate your powers, q
lsanse the channels of life. Ayers n
is the means to use for .
his purpose. Il
About one hundred people visited :.
he Lutheran parsonage last Thursday
vening, as a donation party and pre- ,
entsd their pastor, Rev E. E. Berry, r