Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-28

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iand, this county will graduate from
the Dental Department of the Uni
Dversity of Maryland, FRIDAY, Marol
Both, 1894. Vi
FOR SALE-First rate Ohio Glove,
seed by MANBEck & NELSON
Miss Martha Castles, taught Bethle
hem school in Greenwood township
recently during the sickness of he,
brother, Samuel Castles, who is the
regular teacher.
Rev. Mr.. Bierly preached his first
sermon In Bethlehem church, Green
wood township, on Sunday, March
10th. The congregation was pleased
with the sermon.
The letters uncalled for in the Milf
fiintown post Office, at the close ot
the week. March "a, were for Mrs
Lizzie Miller, Mrs. Susan Souloff
Mr.. Leonard Yates.
Mr.. Frederick Espenschade has
about wound up the business of deal.
ing in Walnut this season. However,
parties having walnut trees to sell
may do we'll by addressing him.
Easter came very nearly being late
this year. If the moon had got full
few hours later than it did, Easter
would have gone over till on the first
Sunday after the April full moon.
In time of peace prepare for war,
and under that moto steam heat is
now being introduced into the Jacobs
House. Everything will be ready
for a cold snap and the cold of next
winter.
Boys and Childrens Felt Hats 25c
at Hollobaugh Il Son.
Canal navigation between Nanti.
coke and Columbia will open April
1st. There is only about 25 miles Of
the Juniata canal in manageable order
and that is from New Port to the
Susquehanna.
Professor Gortner, principal Of the
public schools in town, was made
hsppy on the 21st inst, by the an
nouncement that Mrs Gortner his
wife, had made him pre- .ent of a
10 pound baby boy.
Some days ago Mr.. Samuel Sieber,
of Walker township, was overcome
by dizziness, and fell to the floor in
a business place in Patterson. DR..
D. NJ. Crawford was speedily called,
and Mr.. Sieber was soon able to re-
turn to his home.
VIM. A. Sponsler, of Bloomfield,
msde au assignment last Monday, G..
A Barnett, c. H. Smiley and W. n
Sibert are his assignees. Sponsler
is one of the stock holders Ct the
Perry county bank at Bloomfield, and
his failure closed the bank.
Judge Saddler, of Carlisle has or.
dered that Miss Ida G. Kast be gran.
ed the desired examination, and per.
mitted to register az law student
basing his opinion on the fact that
the Supreme Court had already ad
! mitted n female.
The cat is out of the bag" with
regard to the Irish Barney Stone
that vas on exhibition at the Chica
go's Worlds Fair. The stone was
taken out of quarry in Illinois and
passed off on those who did moi
know as the Barney Stone.
q have suffered with headache
and weak eyes and Hoods Sarsa'
parilla gives me instant relief" FLOR
EHcE AKER, Franklintovn, Pa.
Some days ago, the dwelling house
of David Hockenbcrry, in Tuscarorf
township, took fire and was destroy
ed with all its contents excepting {
few articles that Mrs. Hockeuberry
was able to carry out. No insurance
.Hr. Hockenberry was net at home.
There is n rumor abroad i'll th,
county, that by the payment of foul
hundred and fifty dollars to th'
county, the proceedings against Jus
tice Mitchell, of Patterson, for tht
violation of the scalp law, have beer
settled. The case has not been set
tied.
Six children in the family of .Hr
John Fry, near East Salem, we're il
at one time, last week with diph
liberia. The community deeply sym
pathized with Mr.. and Mrs. Fry. il
their affliction. Since the above wa
put in type, one of Mr.. Fry's child
ren died.
On the evening of the 20th, tn
barn of Samuel Smith, near Eas
Waterford, Juniata county, was de
stroyed by fire together with tw
horses and colt, and several cattle
grain and farming implements. Th
family were away attending preact
ing. No insurance.
A frame church 80 feet wide an
60 feet long was built in two day:
) last Friday and Saturday, in Cleve
land Ohio, by Congregationalists 10
Easter Sunday worship. The churc
has seats for 400 people. Two bur
dred men, laborers, masons and cal
penters didthe work in the two days
j. w. Stimmel, W. G.. Pomeroy
Chas. w Book, L. A. Kepner, j.
Mcconnell, W. X. Mclaughlin, J. A
Kohier, Geo. P. Mcconnell, II. 1
Clark, K. Z. McMeen and L. G. Boy
er, have leased the Tuscarora Vale
Creamery situate 1t Port Royal, fror
II. d. Hooge, and will conduct tn
business rs an association.
An open switch threw a passenge
train off the Sherman's Valley Raj
road last Thursday, about 3 mile