Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-03-11

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tam oi that much first rate beer
chimney in the house owned bv Mis-
same Hawk near the school bousa toor g.,
'"0' saturday, and for while burned viz
ofously. There was snow falling at III,
time. '"'
or. David Wilson, wife and daughter
ne'' Mr.. wilson, wife and daughter, all OF
rort Royal, and number of other neonle
rom the same place, were to hear Mrs
Hunts lecture.
several car loads of lumber were rcceiv.
ed last week for the buildings to be erected
on The nj. X. Beshore farm, in Wake,
township, fer the Dunker's Conference I,
be held next May.
The Bunker meeting to be held on the
NJ h. Beshore farm, near Mexico, in May,
VIII be the largest ecclesiastical assembly
ever held in the Juniata valley. It will be
composed of 1900 delegates.
The people in this town and vicinity are
promised rich treat ia The Stuart Rogers
En'e "a, lment, in the Cou.t Hous on s.Mon.
day evening, March l6', Admission o5
cents. Reserved Seats S5 cents.
Wait for the carl
The Legislature has returned from tbs
Inauguration jubilee. II would be a ble.,-
ing Tor the state il the Legislature could
meet only once in five years, subject to the
eah OF the Governor in emergency cases.
Horace Currie and bride, of Altoona,
visited the family of landlord Foornan. of
the Jacobs House, last week. Mrs. Curr;e's
maiden name was Aida Kreider, daughter
Of &. ". Il. Kreiler, formerly Of this town.
The commissioners of Perry county are
petitioning in the Legislature for the pas
sage OF an act to refund to Perry county
the tax on salaries and occupations Illegally
collected for the ears 1875, 1876 and 1877.
Mrs. George Jacobs, wife of George Ja-
coos ST., died at The residence of her SON
in-iaw, K l.. Parker, on SIb5ith morning
at two O'Clock. One by one the old native
born citizens pass away. Mrs. Jacobs mai
den family name was Christy.
"a Bangor young man blackened his
moustache with a lead comb, and then took
his girl ont for a moonlight shoIl. When
the fair one appeared in the bright light ot
the family circle couple of hours later, her
face looked like a railroad nap.'
For sALE.-Samael Strayer has Bay
State Organ that cost him one hundred and
twenty five dollars. He viii sell the organ
for twenty-five dollars. II you wish to buy
an organ call and see him at his place of
business in the Graybill building.
ars. Eliza Blaine Walker, only sister of
James @. Blaine, died at Baltimore, early
on the morning of the 3rd inst. Her funer-
al took place on the 4th inst, a Cathohc
priest officiated. Her remains were taken
to Brownsville, Pa, ior interment
An entertainment will be givea in Coco
lamus school house, near Browa's Mills, on
the evenings OF the 18th ami l4th inst.
The entertainment viii consist of tableaus,
dramas, recitations and dialogues, both vo-
cal and instrumental music. Admission
] D cents.
Mrs. Hunt delivered a Temperance lecture
IN the Court House on last Friday evening.
She favOrs the passage of slate law TO in
troduce into the common schools, the study
OF physiology and hygiene with the object
Of teaching the poisonous effect of alchoh olic
drink on the human system. The room
was crowded. Those who listened to her
address, pronounce her an able speaker.
a number OF our subscribers are prompt
payers, number are not SO prompt.
we are beginning to send bills to all who
are in arrears more than one year. By the
lat of May, 1855. we expect to have a bill
III the EO,iSe Of every subscriber who is in
arrears for longer period OF time than the
one stated above. In the mean time do not
wait for the bill. If.
Wait for the carl
Whatever may be the merits or dement's
Of the law, the pass age of which Mrs. Hunt
advocated, it is hoped that she may not be
often circumstanced on the platform as she
was in this place and IN Lewisto yn, in both
places the lights would not work and a con-
siderable percentage of the audi is re-
ported as having been too in-attentiTe lis
teners, and too noisy.
List of letters rem llning in the Milfiin
town, Post office, not called for, March z,
1881. Persons asking for letters in this
list. will please say they are advertised.
Letters: Benner, Miss Emma; Bilger. J.
Frank Cashner, Lee; Cooper, Robert; /;
Hudsison, George; Jones, E. o.; Kautf-
man, Mrs. Mary A; Kashner, L. A.; Kale,
James; Kaufman, Homer r.; Snyder, j..
r.; Seiber, Mrs. Hannah. Packages ::
Black. Miss Annie W.
". II. RoDGERs, Z. N.
| Samuel Watt, Jr, of Fayettc, was the
/ ursI ~ fAAt $3.50 --
ing after the Cleveland Inauguration. He
was quite near to the inaugural platform,
| and when the old and new presidents walk
ed TO the front, Arthur, he says, had a
pleasant smile on his face, while the face
of Cley e!and appeared grave and serious.
lie was pleased with the manner of delivery
of the inaugural address. lie says he heard
every word Of it.
sSrERraISuExr.--S Rogers, OF Prov
idspce, &. l., will give one Of his entertain
mcn,s in the Court House, on Monday ev-
eninr. March IS. This renowned ''personator
and recite-.s is bound to please all who hear
him. He possess vanaiity of talent and
furnishes pleasurable entertainment TO all
audiences. Wit, humor, sentiment aud pa
tbos are appropriately distributed through
on, his entire Entertainment" Don't fail
to hear him,
Wait for the cari
The Everett Press says; Jim Groves, oil