Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-12-23

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Todd aud Brother invites you to the Rink
on Christmas afternoon and evening to see
the fancy skaiing and dress carnival. In
the evening there win be good music.
Two ladies In ths Court House last Fri
DAY, attending Institute, and it beloved
that they were teachers, were overhe ard
discussing the Mstle;oe bough for kissing
purposes. They both concluded that il isn't
necessary TO send TO Florida for such a
oough. The trouble with the beaus of Ju.
niita is that they want to do too much kiss.
ing and that if they would send tor a MIST
letoe bough there would bs no end to the
kissing.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
pair OF mems gam boots at G. W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
Report OF Stony Run school, Monroe to xn-
ship, for the month ending November 20,
1850. Whole number In attend ance, males
20, females "a, total A. Average attend
snce, males lS, femsles 90, total 80. Per
cent. OF attendance, males e6, females 95.
Joseph Neimand, Marshall II. Zong, David
Wait, Banks Neimand, Maggi- Ii. Zong,
Cora J. Zong, Annie S. Zong. Cora ]. N all
or, Maggie Z. Pearce, Maggie Wit, Ida
Pearce, Ida b. Watt Clara Dasher, aud Nj
perrs Z. Siroup were present every day dur
Ing month. The following were present
every day bur one: Henry 7. Page, ChaiIe
+. Zong, Berthe A. Nailor, and Ida S.
ZJng. o.. B. SuLouFy,
Teacher.
Thirty-fve cents will buy pair OF ladies'
gum shoes at O. ". Beck's Diners charge
tiity cents.
An enterprise that should be popular is
one that Is gotten up by Rev. J. l.. Leii.ch b,
pastor OF the NJ. E. church at Thompson
town. Ii is series Of lectures, the second
OF which will be delivered in the N. Z.
church in ThoTpsOntown, on the evening
OF December 80, 1885. This lecture will be
delivered also in the Pine Grove NJ. L.
church, near Oakland Mills, on TUESDAY ev-
ening, December %, 1855. Tn. lecture is
good one and will please the most isstid-
ious. The subject is "How we did in Dix
ie." C. l.. Beuscoter is the lectsrer, and
served in the war OF the Rebellion, In Co.
+, l43 Reg. P V. Mr.. Benscoter will sing
a number of army odes that will cal to
mind the camptres of 81 TO '65. Benefit
OF NJ. f. parsoLage- Admission, adults Is
cents, children 10 cents
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
par of meL's gnm boots at G.. W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars
The Altoona Tribune gives the following
wholesome advice: 1t is a very silly coun-
try boy xho mourns because he doesn't
live in a city. The men who have their
fingers ON the 10 ,chinery which moves the
wor Id, the men who bring things to pass,
were, as a rule, born snt reared in the
| country. B. content with your present
humble lot, young man do win all your
might faithfully ind earnestly the thing
! ery opportunity to broaden your knOSi-
| edge; keep firm grip on the eternal iruihs
| which yOn learned al your mothers knee
/ and be sure that IT there is high snd broad
/ place in the worlds work wli:ing Tor yor
when you become man, you will tind ii
or rather it will find you. whereas mos
ot those who inipatieutly throw of the re
| straiais Of a pure home and wander oil il
search of some great field usually make to
tai shIpgreck.
Thiriy-ive cents will bur pair ofildies
I gum shoes at G' ". Heck's. Others Charg
! fifty cents.