Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29

tuesday to participate in the occasion.
"Some Kentucky boys will have som.
fun ior large shipment Of humble bee,
VIII De made next summer from Kentucky
!" Australia, for the purpose of fertiIizing
the clover blossoms there"
heh, sGsgs, anu Sergtehsi OF every kind
on human or animals cured in 30 minutes
ny Ws0Jord's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails Sold by L. Banks and Co.. Druggists.
"a Oct. 20, 81, en-
To all subscribers to the SENTINEL AND
hkrURLicAS who pay arrearaz-s and nav
one dollar and fifty cents in advance, The
Weekly Pres, aud the SENTINEL AND Re-
PUBLICAN will be sent for the period of one
year.
'-Pensions or increase Of pension. have
been granted to tho following persons resid
ing IN Junia,a county :-Henry ". Bower.
Oriental; Alfred Nickle, East Salem; John
aeminger, Spruce Hill; Samuel Hartman,
Honey Grove"
An Eastern man of figures saws
that an average of 1000 people are
drowned through the ice in the Unit
ed States every winter, and an aver
age OF 1900 are drowned by accident
IN the Summer
Rev. L. L. Logan, will preach his
fsrewe sermon in Pine Grove. VI. z.
church. On Sabbath morning March
4. at 10i Missionary meeting at
Thnmpsontown the same Sabbath
evening 1T Z o'clock.
= Tbs gay masgueraders from Tuscarora
valley came promptly to tine q, noon on
W Washineton's birth day. heated b, the
Mexico brass band. They wer. a. fantastic
IN appearance as IN days gone oy and mum
bersd about co persons rot including the
oand
Thieves burglarized the house of
Rev. Father Wolfel in Huntingdon
last Friday morning about O'Clock.
They stole a gold watch, and "A silver
watch, and silver watch belonging
to the priest 1t IL believed that they
were In search of the silver ware of
the church
English SPAWN Liuiment remove. all
Hard. Soft. or Callou.ed Lumps and BIem-
'shes from borses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Spliuts, SSeeny, Ring-bone, Suites,
SPrains, all Swollen Tbroa,s, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by use the Of one bottle. War
ranted- Sod by l.. Banks Y Co., Druggists,
aiiilmto-n Pa. oct.26 81, ONO
Henry Groninger, of Milford town
ship dropped his pocke: book on the
pavement the other day. the book Law
an hour and half undisturbed, till
GrOniug>r came on the search and
quickly took it up. The pocket-book
was seen by many persons, but every
one that saw 1t, supposed it to bs a
boy trick, and passed it by. The
pocket book contained, one hundred
and twenty five dollars.
The women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Connected vi:h the Presbytery of
Huntingdon, will meet on Thursday, March
lsi, at O'Clock, in the Presby teriAn church
of Hifttintowu In the afternoon meeting,
sane dsy, Rev George W Knox Of Toxic
Japan, will lecture on .swOnau's Work"
Meetings in the morning and afternoon are
tor the ladies' The public, however, are
generally invited to attend a lecture on
mission work in the evening
~ farmer living near Soradoyille one night
not long ago was awakened by something
proving around his house. He got mp and
prepared himself to give the intruder a
warm reception. Getting his revolver he
loaded it aEd after taking loving farewell
0f his h.fr.sr haf
determined to make things hot Hearing
the intruder in az outer kitchen he slipped
out OF the house and Il laHy go, a glimpse
Of the intruder. which he took 10 be a neigh
bor's dog Taking deliberate aim h- fired,
and getting light be proceeded 10 remove
the carcass, vh-n, 10 Al behold, there iay
one OF his own hOgs--Lewistown Gazette
Ju! Foster, Of the Supreme Court, who
lives Ia Bethel, Ne was a~akrBsd by
loud crash IN his kitchen the other night.
He hastily and ScAntily dressed and
into the kitchen to fiud the dishes aud other
hJHgs diszrrsngvd aud som. broken He
loukeI arUund 70 ascertain the cause Of the
trouble sUl Jaw the dog IN one corner OF
the room, trembling with fear Judge Fos-
ter immediately scIzed him, administered a
severe thrashIng and then r-tired to bed
again. The next day when th c Judge went
down street every one he met asked bim Il
be felt or heard the earthquake last night,
aud no comparing time be IOuEt 1t was
precisely the time ihe dog was whacSei Tor
upsetIing things ision Journal.
Report OF Cedsr Grove School, for 3rd
month ending Jau'y = IssS: Who'll. mum
Der enrolled, males 81 females 26 Totrl
a. Average attendance males 49, fe-
males - I; to the 10 aVerIE- attendance
! TOR te rm males Il, females - Total 30 +;
/ Per cent OF attendance duriag month /;
males % per cent. females 81 per cent;
/ Total o. The following were present al
every Roll Call John Hobbsrt, Banks
/ Stouffer, wiailm II. Wilson, George Nea-
/ yer, Isaac BuckwaIter, William Buckwalter,
/ David Diyen, MYRTLE Hobbert, NAble Moist
Maggie S,oufier, Florence Auker, Mary
Moist. Amos Stoufer, TiIlie Auker, Ada
Weaver, Ella Weaver Tho following miss
ell but one dan james GingerIch, Sam' \,
| Weaver, Sam'l =. Weaver, Emma Giugrich,
Josie Auker, Bella X uimln, Laura Auker
| q. l.. HowrR, Teacher.
HORSE SALE.