Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-02
WAR, WAR;
WAR |!

WAN! WAN! WANT
But Snyder will sell furniture on
March 10th, 1898. at his public sale
in the Luck Building
See large hand bills.
W. NJ. Singely, editor of the Phila-
deIphia Record, died suddenly at his
home in Philadelphia, last Sunday, OF
broken heart, caused by financial
misfortune.
The Lswis.own Daily news, says
". number of men were at the arlnory
of Co. G ready to 60 Oh the rolls, y
when word was received to recruit,
the copany up to its full quota.
Dorthey E. Davis, aged 70 years,
died at her home, in Fermanagh
township. on the Oath day of Feb
ruary. Interment by funeral direc-
tor Snyder in Union Cemetery.
The Spanish war cloud, within the
past ten days deprecated stocks, to
the extent of between one and two
hundred million dollars. A number
of dealers in business centers were
bank rupsed.
WANTED-By an old establish
ed house, man to take charge of
and look after their business in this
section. Salary $500, with com.
mission. Cash security required.
Address, Business, care SENTINEL.
After few days of vacation, Miss
Girty Schott, returned to Boston, TO
continue her studies in music, on
Tuesday Her father Merchant
Schott, accompanied her as far as TO
New York City.
The Selinsgrove Tribune says
Judge Lyons has refused the appli-
cation of the attorneys for the rail-
road company for a new trial in the
suit Of Jeremiah Grouse vs.. Penusyl
vania Railroad
Samuel B. BeaiI, died at the age ol
66 years, recently in ST., Louis, No,
leaving en- estate for kin folks that
are some where in Pennsylvania
Address Nc. S12, Un'on Trust build
!, ing st. Louis, No.
The average size of the kangaroo
is from three to four feet in height
Specimens from six to seven feet are
frequently met with on the Australian
plains. A kangaroo las been known
to make leap of ninety feet.
Dealers in wheat say the war clouc
has stopped q farther advance in th'
price of wheat, for fear, that il
the event of war, Spanish war ships
will capture ships loaded with whea
after leaving American ports.
, >While walking down Washington
avenue this place on Tuesday after
noon barber Albert Green found &
ladies nickle watch on the boardwalk
If the owner will call on Mr.. G.eep
he or she may have she watch.
, The Spanish question has no
changed since last week. The in
quirv into. the cause Of the explosion
of the Maine is still going on, ant
until the report of the investigating
committee his been made, the stu
alton must remain unchanged.
: - Samuel Mchutrie, aged 76 years
citizen of Centre county, dis.in =
uished himself this winter, by shoot
ing one bundled and eighty foxes
The most of the foxes were red foxes
From their skin and sca!ps he re-
! ao,vo1 n ,.lna c,,p, of ,nOnau
} Mrs Sarah Weber, aged 81 year
died at the home of her husband. Il
Miner town, three miles north ives
of Mif1lin:own, on Sunday, Fehruar
27 Interment by funeral direcio
Snyder in Union Cemetery, south o
town Tuesday, March. 1.t
~ On the 23rd Of February. just pas
Squire Thomas Creighten, of Reed
Gap, Jnuiata county, united in tn
bonds Of mairimonv, Hugh r. Palr
g and Ellen Fuller. both of McCoy
town. The groom is n years oil
and TIE bride So years old.
n Frederick Glsce, died % consumr
q ton. at his home, at Blue Sprine
nsar Port Reval, On the 23rd of Fet
ruary, aged 3S yesrs. A wife an
five sons, tie oldest of which is 1
: years, survive him. TIE funeral too
plrce on Fridav. Funeral directo
Ruble conducted the interment s
n Syruce Hill cemetery.
: To deborn cattle: take a calf
= weeks old clip the hair on the kno
where the horn grows, take site
of costic potash, wrap one end wit
i paper to keep fingers from burnin.
y dip the other end IN water snd touc
the knobs where the horns shou!
= grow; touch tho knobs well with ii
n caustic and that will stop horn grow
r ings
By the courtesy of Mr. and Mr.
II Scholl, The Womans Home end Fo
g eign Missionary Society of the Lut!
o eran Congregation of this town, hel
chicken and waffle supper at tt
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Schol
!. The supper was success in ever
way. The social aud financial sic
IL of the occasion was highly erioye
and mp to the highest expectation.
q On the evening Of the 23rd u
10 Mr. H. G. Hover, ard Bliss Sars
Cleck were married al the home
the brides mother about 4 mil
d north Of this town, by Rev. A.
al Raven. The bride and groom ha'
sr large circle of friends aud relation
K. in this county who extend congrasI