Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-05

Sy auu OrOtner Levi, Ol
Atkinson's Mills, Mifnin county. spent
Saturday and Sunday with the family
OF Mf. Luck I'm town. Mrs. Luck ia ,
sister of the Yeakley brothers.
Judge Brubaker, of Lancaster p.
died OF pneumonia, on the 18th day n,
March. His body was cremated I'm tbe
Lancaster crematorium on last Fr;d.y
ana the ashes placed in an urn.
A number Of people who used 70
I'VE IN M'fn'ntowp, but who now live
elsewhere say they miss the pure Wat.
er OF this 'wn. Some of them have
1t sent to them in kegs and barrels
Laat week the irregulars in the
Leglslature voted for Dalzell for
United States Senator, this week
they are voting for Stewart
Stewart is a republican only when
on the ticket.
The letters uncalled for in the
Patterson post office for the closa Of
the week ending April I.t, 1889:
VIM. McClay, Mrs. Ralph D,bbs
d. l.. Ronse. Vinc.nz, Tortori,e,
Sighor Vito vettenno.
Miss Isabelle Schweier, returned
to Bucknell University last week
to continue the College course.
her sister, Miss Annie E., accom-
panied her and remained till Mon
day, when she returned home.
David l.. Martin, of Oakland. Mary.
land. whipped his wife. An old law
was looked up against wife beating.
ana under that law his back was made
BARE and he was tied to a post and
given 20 lashes across his bare back.
John Kirk, who moved to Lancaster
10 NIL an official appointment, was in
town all last week looking to his prop
erty interests here. This IL his native
place and it would not be a wonder to
see him return for permanent residence.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Work on the farms has been kept
back by the late spring, which is some
thing that everyone realizes here. but
which is information to people who
live in other parts of the United States
where conditions of weather are differ
ent.
-FoR SALE.-The Board OF Di
rectors Of the Farmers Mercantile As.
sociation in Patterson, limited, offers
for sale, or rent, their Store in Pat.
terson. Terms easy-For particulars
Inquire of ". N. Sterrett, on the
premises. BY order of Board,
Aug. II, St. LEWIS DEaAx, Sec.
Fifteen freight cars, loaded with corn
and coke were wrecked at Horning's
Eear Denholm, one morning
last week. A tramp riding i'm a coke
car was buried quite while under the
coke, and to the surprise of every one
present, he was rescued unhurt.
The next ami ual gathering of the
German Baptists is to he held at
Roanoke, Virginia commencing May
%. 1899. Tie distance from Har-
to Roanoke is 3OS miles. Al
rain leaving Harrisburg at o'clock
n the morning reaches Roanoke at
1: Is C'clock afternoon.
At the Musical College, Freeburg,
Snyder county, Pa. none but the best
methods are used, 20 that to-day it is
as one Of the foremost schools
IF music in the country. S33 will pay
for term of six weeks, instruction and
BOARD. Spring Term will begin Nav 8.
For catalogues address,
HENRY b. MOVER, Director.
A singulariy, painful and face dis
figuring accident overlook farmer Harry
Ryder, living two miles west of PhOe-
nixville, Pa, last Friday. He was
trees in his orchard. He
hung the saw he was using on cross
limb and descended the ladder AS he
was going down he glanced upward
and the saw fell at that moment and
nit his nose, cutting it of his face
Owing to the bad weather during the
month of February, l have concluded
10 continue the reduction in cabinet
photos, until April 1st, in order that all
may have a chance. Remember you
Duy your ticket for $1.50 which entities
YOU to dozen first class cabinet photos
If yourself, or family group at the same
price, and You can take your sitting
anytime during the year. Resp't.
JOSEPH HESS.
ClOyd Spicher, a young man
aged 81 years, was found in All un
conscious state in his room at Har-
-isburg, last Friday morning hav
ng been overcome by gas which
was not properly turned off. He
lied on Saturday. His remains
we're brought to the home of his |
ather Mr.. David Spicher at East
salem on Sunday. Interment on
Tuesday.
Miss Bonner, a mOnOlOgist, i'm
and ventriloquist will
1--WE an entertainment in the Pres
1yterian church on Thursday
evening, April 6, 1899. People
Who have attended her entertain
nents speak highly of them. Ad-
20 cents for adults, child
.en 10 cents. The entertainment |
S under the auspices of the
I. =. S. C.. +.
Tie potatoe crop in the United
states last year, was not large. The
old weather frozs mauy that were |
tore d away and the result is the
,rice is high this spring for good
,1tatoes. They are being shipped
nto the country from Canada. bai
here is a duty or tariff of 25cts a