Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10

Greensboro, Ga. The young men pay five
dollars initiation fee and one dollar month
ly dues. When a member marries he
gets one hundred dollars.
Thirty-five cents will buy pair ofladies'
gum shoes at g. W. Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
paper in OswegO mentions that James
Clark and wife sswere born, died and were
buried ON the same day." The life of this
remarkable couple was very brief, but ex-
eeedmgly eventful.-S hoe and Leather Re-
porter.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
pair of mems gum boots at G. W. Heck's
Others charge three dollars.
J. W. Plett has an inquiry from New
York for the heirs OF Sarah Yeikley, of
Seneca Falls, York state. The persons in
quired for, are, Isaac and James Yeakley.
For particulars address J. W. Plett, Miffiin-
town, Juniata county, Pa.
Thirty-five cents will buy pair of ladies
gum shoes at G. ". Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
Pennsylvania preachers, who live along
the line Of Yotk state, and the state Of New
Jersey, miss a good many weddings. So
many people dislike to take out Incense
that they go beyond the boundary of the
state to have the matrimonial knot tied.
Thirty-five cents will buy pair of ladies
/ gum shoes at q. ". Beck's. Others charge
/ fifty cents.
At the Ball.-He-ssI'm going to propose,
Miss Eiith-" She Onterrupting)-''Oh,
my, Mr.. Jenkins, so sudden and in such a
strange place - He (desperately)''I am
going TO propose that we stay here when the
rest go to supper, because-because-I've
left my purse 81 bems."-Is3se. -
If well be poi soned, woe be TO those
who drink thereat. 1t is worse to poison
1 the fountain of life for ones self, and for
posterity. Often BY carelessness, or mis-
! fortune, or inheritance, this has been done.
Ayers Sarsaparills frees the blood, the vi
tai stream, and retores appetite, strength h
and health.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
pair of mer's gum boots at g. W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
! No other medicine is so reliable as Ayers
Cherry Pectoral for colds, coughs, and all
derangem ents of the respiratory organ:
tending toward consumption. In all ordi
nary cases it is certIin cure, and it aft ord:
sure relief for the asthnItic aad consump
tive, even in advanced stages of disease.
Thirty-ive cents will buy pair Of ladies'
gum shoes at q. ". Hec ks. Others charge
fifty cents.
List of letters remaining in the Posto flee
at Mifiiintown, Pa. February /, 1886. Per-
sons asking for letters in this list will p'e,se
say they are advertised. Letters John
Bar, G d Cribbs, Esq, Miss Elnore Collens
Miss Florence Fox, Miss Klose, Mr. Eman-
uel Long, Mr. Jesse Arnold, Mr. Joseph Shu'
man 2, Chas Miller Miss Maggie Megaug
hey, Mr. James F McCachren, Miss MOllie
Nurs, David Reninger, Esq, Mr. JACOB X
Wetz, Mr. James Rusle, Sarah E. Stidinger
Postal Cards Mr. William Gullers, N
Go.dstain, Mr. W F Waldsmth, S I. Eiwicg
B Eoopes, John Curran, Jr, VI Branen
Esq. CHAs. B. CRAWFORD, p. NJ.
Thirty-five cents will buy pair OF ladies'
gum shoes at g W. Heck's. Others charg
fifty cents.
Bill Nye thus describes the modern news
paper. sit is an encyclopedia, a poem, q
biography, a history, prophecy, adirecto
~, time table, romance, cook book, I
guide, horoscope, an art critic, politi
cal resume, ground plan of the civilized
world, a low priced multum in parvo. 1t II
a sermons song, circus, an obituary,
picnic, a shlDwreck, a symphony in SOLE
BREWER, a grand aggregation Of mans glory
and his shame. 1t Is, in short, birds eye
view of all the magnanimity and meanness
, the joys and griefs, the births and deaths
the pride and poverty of the world, and a
, for three cents-sometimes."
; Two dollars and fifty cents will buy :
pair of mems gum boots at g. W. Heck''
a Others charge three dollars.
A correspondent writes that Commodor
Vanderbilt did not like ministers, and new
er admitted one to his presence If he couh
helm it. But after he became acquainted
with DIR. C. F. Deem he liked him prett
a well, on account of his of-hand business
manner. He talked with him and urge'
him TO call often. One evening the talk fe
: upon clerical beggars, and the two me
$ agreed. "I've never asked you for cent
said the Doctor. "That's so, Frank" sai'
the admiring millionaire. "And l neve
SHALL" added the minister, ''as long as
have the breath of life ~ The Commodor
looked triiie resentful. ''lf you have lV
ed to YOUR age" went on the Doctor, WIN
a really desired a church very much, 'withou
having the sense TO see what l want and Tn
j grace to give it to me, shall never tell you
you will die without the sight, lie wen
g away, and within a fortnight the Commo
. dore sent him $50, 900 in greenbacks wit
h which to buy the Westinghouse which De
came the Church of the Strangers.