Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-03-05
Th. Newport News Of las. week says,

posure in the army, Geo. w. Huss, o.
Centre township. has obtained bacl
pay and peusion from the Government
Up to December he WAS entitled and
drex 2,S0S, and will draw an addi.
tional $2l6 on the 4tb Of March, and
, . monthly pension of $72.
At this Office, you can obtain hand
some sale bill with local notice till day
of sale for seventy6ve cents, . larger
bill than the former, with local notice,
for one dollar and half. Parties who
desire local notice of sale, without bills,
can be accommodated by sending SOC
to $l.O0, according to length Of local.
DO NOT FORGET.
Do not forget that at Hess's Pho
tograph Gallery you can get any
small picture enlarged for rs cents
Also anything that is made in Pho
tography, you can get here done up,
in first class styla Ali the latest
style pictures, such as Cards, Cabin
cts, Promenade, Pannel Boudoir,
&c, &c. Frames of all kinds cheap.
The white race can learn to sing cor
rectly BY rule, but the white race have
not the natural melody of voice to give
to song that the black race impart to
their singing. The Tsunessssns are
noted for sweet melody in song
You will have an opportunity to hear
the noted troupe on the evening of the
18th INST, iu the Chapel and at the
same time contribute something for the
Sabbath School.
The blizzard Of last week brought .
lot of tramps for lodging and board in
Jail. The common report in town is,
that it costs between two and three
dollars to commit and keep a tramp
over night and breakfast hum. Ii the
tramPs are not to be convicted and
sent u2 under the vagrant act it would
be cheaper to lodge and board them at
. hotel than to pay between two aud
three dollars per man per night
REMOVED.
NOTICK THE CHANGE.-We are nov
occupying the new and beautiful room
on Main stSeet, ID the new building
that J. S. Thomas has recently built,
where We are once more to furnish the
trade with large stock of dry goods
and groceries, boots and shoes. We,
receive new goods constantly and sell
cheaper than ever. Give us . call.
G. F. HINKEL 4 Co.
Nov. %, 1SS3-tf.
Olin Martin, SOP of Captain A. Fl. |
Martin, died at Pittsburgh, on Monday
of inflammation of the stomach
aud bowels His remains were brought
to this place on Tuesday for interment.
He was aged about 2S years At one
time be was connected with this Office,
but more active life than that found
IN printing office had greater charms
for hIs nervous temperament, and he
engaged in other pursuits of business
for livelihood May the peace and
bliss of the future besutiful world be
lIs for ever more. /.
Report of the Big Run school for the
erm ending Feb. %, 1884. Average
attendance during term. 26; percentage
or the term, Sc. The following were
present every day during term: John |
Nicks, Porter +. Suart.. Annie K. ,
and Ssllie 4. Thomss,
md William A. Thomas, were in at
sDdauce every day bu, one. The fol
owing is the report for the last month: T
\ hole numter in attendance, males. q
8 females, Is average attendance, !;
males, IA; females. il; per cent. Of : .
tendance, males, 95 females, 60
). Mabel Cleck, Bertha NJ. Hover, '
iertis NJ. Pannebaker, Annie NJ. Mum f
,sh, S. Jennette Cieck, Annie r. u
Bertha e. Leach, Sallie :,
}. Thomas, William A. Thomas, John
Vicks, Porter z. Swartz, Herbet }. Il
'homa., Harry l.. Leach, Franklin N. j
'homas, and Samuel c. Leach, were in I,
ttendance every day. O
MARY BALESTINE, Teacher.
Why not try the SENTINEL AND Re-
UBLIcAN job department when you
ave job of printing to do! Those u
ho think the prices too low are inter- "
,ted parties who are talking for some a
ct or are individually interested in A
DING a job At higher figure. When :,
ou want the best newspaper in the -
ounty, subscribe for the SENTINEL n
ND REPUBLICAN. 1t furnishes you b
18th more reading than any other pa il
er in the county, and twice As much :;
sading as several of the papers issued "
. Juniata. r.
Report of Mt. Hope school for the q
,rm ending Feb 90, 1884. Number Ii
days school open during term, l0l Il
hole number in attendance during q
srm, As; average attendance, %; per- !,
entage of attendance, 81. The fol- VI
'wing were present every day during "
srm: Hannah Davis, Martha Hover, 3,
'.car Wolfgsng, George Wolfgang, and a
'anks Stoner. Report of last month :.
lumber Of days school open during :
,cntb, 3S; average attendance, 80 .
ercentage of attendance. 81. The fol- b
'Win we're present every day during Il
,onth: Hannah Davis, Martha How h
T, Mary Hover, Francis Singer. Ed 9
'ard Reynolds, George Wolfgsng,
'anks Stouer, William Hover, Evan a
)svis, Oscar Wolfgang, John Wolf 1
ang, and Jesse Davis. c
L. s. KINzER, Teacher. \
On Saturday, Ralph Thompson, son !,
f VIM G. Thompson, and Brady =
!. Sellers, son of David Sellers, while II
tempting to cross the river, from the v
abroad side to w. G. Thompson's res t
1ence, were detained in Q skiff in the =
lush ice, from l2A o'clock noon, to 5 :,
'clock in the evening. Their boat
tuck in the ice about the middle of the o
tream- A dog was sent out with G
ops, BY MIR Thompson. to the young 8
nen the ice moved about that tine q