Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-01-06

ihe .1hendmeat Herald Pittsburg tenn
-perance paper lies on our table. II ia a
neatly printed paper full of temperance
news and data.
II you have no respect for other people.
try and have little respect for yourself and
keep fiom poking your nose into other peo.
pies private business.
The Oldest man in the House of Congress
is John 7. Waite, Of Connecticut, aged Z.
years, and the youngestI Is William McAdoo.
of New Jersey, aged 80 years.
Rev. M. X. Foster has been appointed
presiding elder of the Juniata district of the
NJ. E. church, to ill the vacancy caused by
the death OF Rev. ]. S. McMarry.
despatch from Washington says, that
is probable that Presid ent Cleveland will be
asked to state where he received his infor-
nation that gold is being boarded.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy A
pair of mems gum boots at II. W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
A calendar should be in every house. In
smance agents Mclaughlin and Stimmel, OF
Pert Royal, are old insurance agents and
give calendars to their customers.
You may be looking for a first rate cal
endar for the year 1886. Adam Weidplan
can furnish you with one and at the same
time give you satisfactory insurance.
Thirty-five cents will buy pair of ladies
gum shoes at q. W. Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
A watch meeting was held at the Metho-
dist church. Appropriate remarks were de-
livered Ly Rev. Mr.. Mann, Mr. Powell, Au-
gustus Fasics, John Laird, Mrs. Mann, Mrs
Fink.
Frederick Barnett, a brother of Judge
Barnett, was severely injured by the upset
ting of a load of corn fodder q; Bloomfield
some days ago. lr. Barnett is about Il
years of age.
Jackson Bowersox, of Fayette township,
had two thirteen month old hogs slaught.
cred some days ago; the one hog weighed
i54 pounds, the other weighed 442 pounds.
Who can beat thatl
Thmty-five cents will buy pair of ladies
gum shoes at q. W. Heck's. Others charg e
fifty cents.
J. Ii. Rodgers has lot of chilled. sled
soles for sale at hls foundry in johnston n 4.
Persons wishing TO purchase sled soIes
would do well by calling on Mr.. Rodgers
before purchasing elsewhere.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy q
pair OF mems gum boots at 6. W. Heck:
Others charge three dollars.
Subscribe for a good newspaper to read
the coming long winter evenings. You will
find larger quantity, and greater variety
of reading in the columns Of the SENTINEL
AND REPUBLICAN than any other paper in
JUniata county.
Jerome Sieber, son of Michael Sieber, OF
Walker township, and Miss Beckie Gronin-
ger, daughter OF Henry Grsninger, were
married at The residence Of the brides par
cuts in Milford township, on Wednesday,
December go, 1885
Byron 4. Baxter. of Washington, D. c.,
and Miss Tillie \. Wright, daughter OF
William Wright, OF Milford township, wlre
married at the brides aunt Mrs John
THOMPSON, IL -MexIc5, Oh -TiIe- cvehiog o.
the 2Srd o December 1855.
ThiIty-tive cents viii buy pair Of lldies'
gum shoes at G. W. Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
The Alumni of Yale College met at the
"Wyom;ng Valley House." at Willkesblr-
re, on the night Of the 29th day Of Decem-
Der. 1885. They must OF had jolly night
OF it, if the songs that they sang are an in
dex of the way in which they passed th'
night.
Ayers Cherry PectOral is recommended
by physicians OF the gr eatest eminence OF
both sides Of the Atlantic, as the most re
liable remedy for colds and coughs, and al
pulmonary disorders. 1t affords prompt re
lief IN every case. No family should eve
be without it.
Thirty five cents VIII buy pair ofladies
gum shoes at G. W. Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
We are pleased to acknowledge the re
cent of a copy of sn address BY Mr.. Frank
lin B. Gowen, to the share and bondholder
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company at the Academy of Music, Phila
delphia, Friday evening, December ii
1885.
A number of the handsome counters in
the new stores in Patterson, were made b,
McKillips & Co., at Port Royal, in thei
planning mill. you are in need of doors
sash, blinds, scroll work. moulding, floor
ing, address NcKiIlips & Co., Port Roy
al.
The Philadelphia Times remarks, and per
haps it will be just as wei for the girls to pi
the remarks in thei- bonnet. This what th
Times saws: The fact that an Allentow
girl iir;ed with young man who was serv
ing a term in the Lehigh County jail fo
stealing warrants the conclusion that there
: are some girls who win fiirt with anybody
a., The girI who won't flirt with anybody ma
not have SO good time, but she will &c
along better later on.
s If you want a handsome Calendar Il
1886, get Hoods Household Calendar. 10
may search for days, but you will not g
. one more artistic, more beautiful, or NOR
convenient than that issued by the proprit
tors of HOODS Sarsaparilla. Ii Is perieC
Il gem, and in every respect is the ideal Ca
endar. Ask for it at your druggists an
if you don't get 1t there, send six cents 10
e one copy, or ten cents for two, to L.
It Hood S Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Selinsgrove Tribune says: We ST
going the rounds of the papers this iten
which if true, removes our doubts OF the Il