Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-04-20


When one man plans to, and doe
kill another man that is murder
When one nation plans to and doe
invade an other nation and kills its
Inhabitants by thousands that il wa,
what is the difference between muir
der and war!
In the Lower House of Congress
last week when the Spanish Cubal
question was before the house som,
OF the members became so war lik,
that in addition to bad language the
they used, they hurled books at eacl
others heads.
A two-legged hog got into the M
+. church last Sunday morning, the
result being that the carpet was sat.
urated and covered with tobacco
juice We warn parents to keep
their hogs at home.-Newton Hamil
ton Watchmar.
The Juniata conference of the
synod Of Central Pennsylvania of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church will
hold its spring session in the Luth-
eran church of Liverpool, Perry
county, May "A, 1898 The open
ing sermon will be preached by Rev
j. NJ Axe.
A circus manager has rendered 2t
elephants to the secretary of war, to
be used in Cuba against the Span
iards. He says the elephants ali are
trained TO having shooting don.
from their backs. What a splendid
Target an elephant would make fol
the enemy to shoot at.
Moses Fry, who lives mile north
Of Middleburg, Snyder county, was
asked by his wife to bring her q
peck of corn into the house. He die
not bring the corr, but he walked
out Of the house and remained away
SO long that search was made fo,
him. he wss found dsad hanging
by bis neck to a strap in the barn.
Pity the unfortunate man.
= Some days age, Samuel Kinser,
while crossing the river bridge dis
covered FIRE blazing between The
plank OF tbs floor On the second span
from the MiflIlirtown side. He in
formed rcstauranter George Heck,
and they both fastened there with
water and put out the fire. A hole
of considerable size was burnt in
the floor, which Commissioner
clerk, Rhine lad repaired.
From the Indianapolis journal.
care you the society editor?" ask
ed the large woman, who seemed to
fiji the room.
"No, madam" said the one ad
dressed. 81 am only tbe court re-
reporter"
'Reaily?' I am surprised. Bat
perhaps you will do. Your paper
said in lie account of the affair al my
house that floral decorations lent
beauty 10 the scene 1 wish you
would have yolr paper state that tie
floral beauty was not lent. Every
thing was paid for.
Photographs advancing in price
Take Notice on and after April Isl,
1898, my price for our best Cabinet
photographs viii be 800 per dozer,
until then April 1st, I will make and
sell tickets for these Same photo
graphs for so per dozen. I have
ordered 5000 ef the highest style
cards. printed in gold to supply this
work, our efforts in low priced work
bas not been appreciated, therefore
we are obliged to return to our old
price $500 Per dozen. Tickets sold
will be good at any time presented,
this is your last and only char ce to
get high priced work at half price.
Don't come III after the time and say
you didn't scs this add, it will he toe
late. Respectfully.
JOSEPH HISS.
Mrs Ephraiin Ranneis, of Po,,
Royal died unexpectedly at the hcme
ot 5ey husband III Port Royal on the
evening Of the Ash about 9 o'clock.
Their dwelling house adjoins their
store. Mrs Reynolds was in tie
store when she suddenly felt unwe!i
aad told lie son Darwin Of her i'll
feeling and then went into The house
laid down on a lounge, and there
died before her maid could give the
Alarm. Her funeral took place on
Saturday. Rev. Mr.. Campbell oI
tue Presbyt. sisn church, was the
officiating minister, assisted by Rev
.Nr. Brenne'nau> If the Methodist
church. iuteIIue III the Church
Hill Cemetery. Ii Drs. Rannels had
lived till u.xt October she would
have been p years Of age. Mr.
Adam Sponhour, OF Tayette township
is broiher, and Mrs. Solomon Sic
Der, Of FermaDaeh h township, a sister
Mrs Eph.iam Sieber, Of lear Cary,
Ohio is also 4 sister.