Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-23

w hat are YOU going TO do, N
dear Sue, asked Oracle, if YOU r,
cover the twenty thousand In YOU
breach Of promise suit p
Il guess replied her friend, 9Th
best thing l can do Is to try an,
marry my lawyer"
"Why {"
Because he is TO have half L get
and 1t would be an awful lot of none,
to let go out OF ones hands.-Puck.
| AT Sunbury, ON the night of tn,
Sth inst, VIM Cairns, Il proninen
lqueensware merchant, WAS suffocate,
by coal gas, which escaped from
small stove III the bedroom. Th,
family not having made their ap
pearance this morning neighbor.
suspected something wrong and al
3 O'Clock forced an entrance, wheI
Cairns, his wife and 9-year-Old child
We're found unconscious Cairns
could not be revived. The wife and
child recovered slightly, but they are
not out of danger. Cairns was sc
years u age
The Huntingdon Globe publishes
the following plainly spoken notice
10 Its subscribers who are IN arrears
All vino are IN arrears for subscrip-
ton 10 the Globe VIII receive a bin
before the close Of the week There
Is nearly $4,000 due Us, and we must
have 1t. Unless we hear from those
who have failed to notice our frequent
requests for money, we shall be
Obliged 10 refer them 10 James Kelly
and j. +. Patton, ESqs., who viii
collect the bills recording t. law.
An exchange remarks.-A piano
tuner who says that pianos frequent
" deteriorate because they are al
lowed to become too dry, prescribes
this remedy: Keep a growing plant
in the rooms and 50 long as your
plant thrives your piano ought TO, or
else there't something wrong with IT.
just try, and see how much more
water you'll have to put III the flower
pot IN the room. Some people keep
a huge vase or urn with a sopping
wet sponge in 1t, near or under the
piano, and keep 1t moistened Just as
a cigar dealer keeps his stock-They
keep this up all the time the fires
are on.
From the Newport Ledger Of the
18th inst. Last Monday evening
Mrs. Sallie Grubb, widow of Samuel
Grubb, decd, of Perry Valley, at
tended preaching services in the
White church, and Just as she was
starting for her home, she was taken
Ill and fell TO the ground. She was
put into a blanket and carried home
n distance Of about n mile, and medI-
cal aid sent for. The doctor arrived
not needed rs the woman was dying
and at ive o'clock Tuesday morning
she breathed her last, without re
gaining consciousness Her age was
about 65 years.
The Banking house of Parker Il
Co, finding their present room not
large enough for their growing bust
ness haze purchased the corner Of
the Beiforti block and viii IN the near
future rcmodle the corner room into
one Of the most eommodious and
handsome banking rooms IN the
interior Of the State. The architect
Is now at work upon the plan, which
is to be complete from the exterior to
the interior Of the vault which VIII
be arranged as a place OF secure
deposit, not only for solid cash, but
for other valuables that people may
feel a sonsn If insecurity II having
about their houses.
"Hands1mer than ever" said a
lady in q drug store the other day,
"A -he took up Hoods Sarsaparilla
Calendar for SO. Her verdict viii
be generally affirmed when this pop
uiar little annual visitor Is put up In
your home. The beautiful child 5
face with rosy cheeks, deep blue eyes,
and auburn bangs, surmuunted by n
handsome bonnet tied with white
ribbon over q pink dress and blue
Jacket, all make = charming combina-
ton OF color seldom equalled- The
head Is "cut out" and the monthly
slips are neat and plai. Ask your
druggist for Hoods Calendar, or send
cents in stamps for one to C. /
Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass.
From the Bloomfield Times: \
house and barn located IN Saville
township, between Maunsville and
Eshcol, was totally destroyed by fire
on Friday morning last. The fire
was undoubtedly OF incendiary origin,
as the property was moccuPled.
The property was insured TO the
amount Of 500, which VIII cover the
loss. The property was owned 10y
| Iewia Long, who resides about one
mile distant on another farm
| The house Of Mrs. Berrier, former,
| " owned by John Fritz, IN Savlle
| township. Buffalo Mills, was destroy,
ed bv fire on Thursday morning last.
The fire was caused by defective
hue. The barn was also set on fire
by the sparks, but, fortunately was
| discovered IN time and the FIRE e1
tinguished. The house was insured
| for $500. which will cover the loss.
Adjourned Institute at McAlister
Vile to commence Friday evening
Feb. LIST. and continue until Satur
dav evening. Program as follows
! Address of Welcome, John H Carney
Spelling, ]. Ambrose Martin; Geo
graphv, E. f. Smith; Literary Worl
| in School, J. II. Carney; Schoo
Organization, Banks Roush; Object
of the Recitation, II. L. Keiser
Objects Of Study, S. S. Kinzer; Schoo
Discipline. J. H. Pines; Relation q
the Parent to the School, D. :
Kepner Tact, J. W. Hibbs; Decor'
tion. 5. f. Shurtz; Use and abuse {
Text Book, q. B. Sulof; Grammar
, Rev. G. W. Leishor; History, j. !
, Eurtz; ESSAYS, Miss Emma DayI